I’ve Been Sleeping on the Floor for 2 Years as Part of Slow Decorating Trend—but I Still Think It’s the Best Way To Design a Home
Peek into the primary suite of my 1927 Tudor-style house, and the mattress laying bare on the floor beside moving boxes that still need unpacking would appear to signal a recent move. Yet, I actually made the change of address two years ago and have essentially been sleeping on the floor of an empty
Buyers Are Flocking to a Once-Overlooked Florida Enclave for a Simple Reason
If you've got millions to drop on a Miami house, you want to be on the beach, right? Not necessarily, say experts. The elite are beginning to shun beach towns for a neighborhood that offers an increasingly in-demand perk—walkability. "Walkability is the biggest selling tool right now," Lourdes Alatr
Trump’s 5 Finalists for New Federal Reserve Chair: What They Mean for Housing
President Donald Trump now has a short list of five final candidates to replace Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, and his ultimate selection will have major implications for the housing market and the broader economy. Although Trump has repeatedly threatened to fire Powell, whom the president him
Boston Bets on Office Space To Ease Housing Crunch—and More Than a Dozen Projects Are Underway
Boston’s real estate market is showing its trademark resilience—and now, a wave of new housing is set to rise from the city’s empty office buildings. With 19 office-to-residential conversions approved and several already under construction, Boston is betting big on adaptive reuse to tackle its housi
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