The 5-Year Rule Is No More: Here’s How Long You’ll Need To Stay in Your House To Truly Break Even
For generations, the math of owning a home was simple: Buy a place and stay put for about five years, and rising home values would cover what you spent to get in the door. That “five-year rule” became a guideline for buyers wondering how long they needed to hold on before they could sell without los
Kendall Jenner Opens the Doors to ‘Top Secret’ Custom-Built Mountain Retreat—With Room for Her ‘Future Kids’
Supermodel Kendall Jenner has proudly unveiled the "top secret" mountain sanctuary that she had built from the ground up to serve as her perfect escape from the bright lights of Hollywood—and where she one day hopes to raise a family. The 30-year-old model welcomed Architectural Digest into her newl
Stop Roof Rot Now: How To Fix Ice Dams Before They Cause Damage
Now that December is in full swing, it’s up to you, the homeowner, to stay vigilant and catch ice dams before they worsen. “Winter weather can be tough on a roof, and ice dams can compromise even the most durable roofing systems,” says Mike Weis, vice president of sales at Carlisle Architectural Met
New York’s New Senior Property Tax Break Aims To Ease Tax Burdens
New York’s senior homeowners could soon see some long-awaited relief on one of their biggest bills: property taxes. A new state law signed this week by Gov. Kathy Hochul allows local governments to offer qualifying seniors a break on up to 65% of their home’s assessed value—a higher cap than ever be
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