Houston Mom Reveals How She Was Outbid 20 Times by Institutional Investors as New Data Reveals True Impact: ‘I Had To Go Through Hell’
For Houston mother-of-two Raysall Wiggins, President Donald Trump's crackdown on institutional homebuyers is a deeply personal victory after she was outbid 20 times by investors during a grueling two-year search for her first home. "I had to go through hell and high water, and I don't feel like for
The Pandemic Windfall, Mapped: Where Affordability Opened the Door to New Wealth
From 2020 to 2024, U.S. home values surged, creating a major windfall for homeowners. Yet the metros that generated the biggest gains were not just the ones where prices climbed the highest—they were also the places where households could still afford to get in, according to a new report from Realto
The ‘Costco Economy’: How Nervous Buyers and E-Shaped Trends Might Reshape Property Values
The "E-shaped economy" has arrived, top economists say. More than ever, people are being smarter about their spending, looking closely at every dollar, from the weekly grocery bill to a huge purchase like a house. The “E-shape” comes from the emergence of three tiers of consumers. The top tier is co
Meghan Markle’s Baby Shower Planner Lists Her ‘Gracious’ New York Apartment for $4 Million
A celebrity event planner who has worked with everyone from Meghan Markle to Serena Williams is now trying to lure an elite crowd of house hunters seeking a picture-perfect perch on Manhattan's Upper East Side—where she has just listed her own prewar apartment for $3.99 million. Jennifer Zabinski of
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