149-Year-Old Stone Church Is Transformed Into Idyllic $1.7 Million Hudson Valley Hideaway ‘Where History and Creativity Converge’
A historical 1870s church that has been painstakingly converted into a charming Hudson Valley retreat has made a resounding return to the market—complete with a $710,000 price chop. Known as The Rifton, the 4,596-square-foot stone structure in Rifton, NY, is owned by Rony Zeidan, founder and chief c
Single-Family vs. Multifamily Homes—Which Builds Equity Faster?
The single-family home has long been the cornerstone of the American dream—and for decades, it’s delivered some of the strongest returns on investment in real estate. But as affordability slips out of reach and the price of some starter homes climbs into the millions, that dream is starting to splin
As Flood Maps Shift, So Do Homebuyers—and It’s Changing Which Homes Sell the Fastest
When the federal government shut down at midnight on Sept. 30, authorization for the National Flood Insurance Program expired—putting coverage for nearly 5 million homes in limbo. The lapse also jeopardized an estimated 1,300 home closings every day, according to data from the National Association o
Austin Compound With a ‘Celebrated’ Japanese Teahouse-Inspired ADU in the Backyard Hits the Market for $795K
A quirky Austin, TX, abode showcasing a blend of architectural styles within its unique two-structure setup has hit the market for $795,000 after being "celebrated in books and articles" for its distinctive design. The three-bedroom, three-bathroom compound in Central East Austin includes the main h
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