Real Estate Mogul Says Key to Affording a Home Is To Quit Starbucks—Here’s How Long That Would Actually Take
The daily cup of coffee could be getting in the way of Gen Z achieving homeownership, and it doesn't stop there. Ride-sharing, dining out, alcohol—they're all contributing factors to delaying owning a home, according to the CEO of The Corcoran Group. “Stop buying Starbucks coffee. I mean, stop spend
Why You Still Owe Your Agent Money, Even If You Find the Buyer
When you hire a real estate agent, it’s usually with one goal in mind: to find a buyer for your home. So why, after bringing in a friend of a friend who ends up submitting the winning offer, do you still owe your agent their fee? After all, you found the buyer. “A lot of sellers don’t understand th
‘One of the Oldest Homes Still Standing’ in New Jersey’s Warren County Lists for Just $400K
One of New Jersey's most historically significant—and oldest—properties has come onto the market for just under $400,000, complete with a rare opportunity to shepherd it into the modern era in a new and original way. The dwelling, which has historically been known as Hall House, was built in Warren
San Diego Mulls $5,000-per-Bedroom Tax on Short-Term Rentals—Critics Warn It Will Do More Harm Than Good
A battle is brewing in San Diego over a ballot proposal that would impose a $5,000-per-bedroom annual tax on short-term rentals and vacation homes, with opponents arguing the measure could put hosts out of business and cripple the city’s tourism industry. The proposed Vacation Home Operation Tax wo
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