The American Home Built a Nation—Now the Nation Is Struggling To Build Enough Homes
The year was 1760. Abraham Choate was just 30 when he built a dream home for his family of nine in Ipswich, MA. The two-story timber-frame house was humble by many standards, but it was big enough to make the neighbors talk. “[My neighbor] Exclaims against my New House and thinks that it is too big,
Congress Reaches Compromise on Major Housing Bill After Months of Gridlock
Congress appears poised to give a final nod to a comprehensive housing reform package after months of stalled progress, setting the stage for President Donald Trump to sign it. The Senate voted 87-8 on Tuesday night to consider the House's amended version of the 21st Century Road to Housing Act. The
L.A. Power Couple List Hancock Park Estate Where They’ve Hosted an Array of High-Profile Political Events for $16.5 Million
A Los Angeles "power couple" who are known for hosting some of the city's most impressive political events and high-profile fundraisers are ready for the hallowed halls of their stunning Hancock Park estate to play host to a new group of glitterati—after listing the elegant property for $16.5 millio
Contestants on HGTV Show ‘Battle on the Beach’ Reveal They Were Homeless While Filming the Hit Series: ‘We Kept It to Ourselves’
For many viewers, competing on an HGTV reality show might seem like a dream opportunity, but for one Connecticut couple, that experience unfolded amid a much darker reality that they kept hidden from the cameras. Steven and Angelina Jacobs, who competed on Season 5 of HGTV's "Battle on the Beach," h
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