Yankees vs. Red Sox Housing Rivalry: $3,000 Rents and 20% Price Surges Leave Buyers and Renters Paying World Series Prices
The Yankees and Red Sox are battling again in October, and while these two teams have more than 100 years of beef between them, the real rivalry might be off the field—in the housing market. Since 2021, the last time these teams clashed in the postseason, home prices in both metros have soared more
California Castle Worthy of a Disney Fairy Tale Hits the Market for $29.5 Million—Complete With Gold Accents and Shimmering Chandeliers
A stunning California castle that was tailor-made for modern-day royalty has hit the market for a staggering $29.5 million—a price that includes all manner of regal design features, from shimmering chandeliers to gold leaf accents. Though the luxury Thousand Oaks dwelling was built in 2001, it has a
Residents Defy Eviction From Mobile Home Park—4 Months After City Declares It Unsafe
Four months after Riverside Mobile Home Park in Toledo, OH, was condemned as “unfit for human habitation,” tenants are still living there. With the water shut off and demolition crews on standby, residents say they have nowhere to go. “We’re trying all the time to find a place,” Susan Luttrell, one
Homebuyers Can Score 1.99% Mortgage Rates on a New-Construction Home
After a slow summer for home sales, buyers are making it clear that newly built homes are in, with new-home sales jumping 20.5% higher in August. In comparison, pending home sales edged up just 4% in the same month, according to the National Association of Home Builders. Among the reasons was easing
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