You’re Saving for a Down Payment—but Inflation May Be Quietly Erasing Your Progress
First-time homebuyers looking to grow their down payment savings are starting to feel like they’re falling behind—and understandably so. It’s been long recommended by financial experts to keep down payment savings in less volatile accounts, forgoing the stock market and embracing cash accounts like
Inside the Biggest Celebrity Real Estate Dramas—From Ivanka and Jared’s $1.4 Billion Resort Uproar to Katy Perry’s Montecito Mansion Fight
The world of celebrity real estate is a heady place, one that is filled with glittering megamansions, luxury developments, and buzz-worthy listings. But there is also a much darker side to this gleaming industry, one plagued by scandal, backlash, and a very hefty dose of uproar. In recent years, the
The $5,000 Hidden Summer Fee Owners of Older Homes Forget To Budget For
Summer is when tree roots go into overdrive, aggressively chasing moisture. When this happens, they often crack and invade aging clay or cast-iron sewer lines. “Tree roots invading your sewer line is one of the most common (and costly) plumbing surprises we come across in older properties,” says Sco
Louisville Sees 33% Surge in Homes on Market as Sellers Flood Back In
Something big is happening in Louisville—and it's not the Kentucky Derby. Sellers are flooding the market. Last month, the midsized Southern city had the highest year-over-year inventory surge of any major metro in the country, up a staggering 32.7%. That's compared with only 2.2% nationwide, accord
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