Stymied Sellers Back Down as Home Prices Drop for the First Time Since Spring
Sellers and buyers spent the summer months locked in a standoff amid a stalled housing market, but last week, the sellers finally flinched. The week ending on Sept. 6 saw both the national median list price and the median list price per square foot, which accounts for home size, decrease annually, a
Gwyneth Paltrow and Brad Falchuk Regret Not Living Together at Start of Marriage—Admitting It Made Their Kids ‘Uncomfortable’
Oscar-winning actress turned lifestyle guru Gwyneth Paltrow is famous for walking some of life's more unconventional paths, particularly when it comes to her relationships—yet even she is happy to admit when those unique roads result in more bumps than she might have liked. Case in point, her decisi
27,000 Empty Apartments and 10,000 Homeless in Denver: Is a ‘Ghost Tax’ the Answer?
As nearly a third of Colorado households are severely housing cost burdened, nearly 27,000 rental units sit empty across Denver, according to some estimates. Now, housing advocates are saying it’s time to tax those vacant homes, arguing that landlords who keep units off the market should help fund a
Why Smart Homeowners Get a Power of Attorney Before They Need One
Few things in life go exactly as expected, and that includes enormous, life-changing transactions like buying or selling a home—which can hinge on physically showing up with a pen to your closing. Whether you’re dealing with a busy schedule or a sudden medical issue, unfortunately, you may not be
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