Homeowners in These 10 States Need To Be On High Alert for Porch Pirates This Holiday Season
The Grinch may have stolen Christmas that one time, but year after year, more brazen baddies have started terrorizing neighborhoods during the holidays. And as more folks buy online instead of going to the store, their precious presents fall prey to porch pirates if not properly and quickly picked u
Million-Dollar Homes Are the New Norm in These Cities
The real estate market is overflowing with listings, with inventory jumping for the 25th straight month. There are now more than 1 million homes for sale—and at least 10% of those properties are selling for $1 million or more. But a $1 million price tag isn't always considered luxury. In cities such
U.S. Homeownership Rate Ticks Up, but Boomers and Millennials Lose Ground
The U.S. homeownership rate edged up slightly in the third quarter of 2025 as mortgage rates gradually eased, but remained below last year's pace because of ongoing affordability pressures. Between July and September, 65.3% of Americans owned homes, up from 65% in Q2 but down from 65.6% compared to
When Selling Your Home at a Loss Actually Makes Financial Sense
In a perfect world, no one would ever sell their property, be it their primary home or an investment rental, at a loss. But we don’t live in a perfect world. The conventional wisdom says that homeowners should buy a place, live in it for at least five years to outrun the various costs of buying, th
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