Buying a Home
How would crypto-backed mortgages work for homebuyers?
There are several risks to the Trump plan to use digital assets to purchase property.
Buying a Home
How would crypto-backed mortgages work for homebuyers?
There are several risks to the Trump plan to use digital assets to purchase property.
Buying a Home
Buying a home in 10 steps
Homes.com helps you find your community, navigate the mortgage process, negotiate an offer and seal the deal.
The pros and cons of living in a master-planned community
The homes tend to hold value, but they can come with fees and restrictions.
Design studio 101: What to expect and how to save money when customizing your new build
It helps to know your priorities and come prepared to make trade-offs.
Understanding the types of new home walk-throughs and what to expect
Tours help buyers check out the site and get the right design elements.
Selling a Home
Selling a home in 11 steps
Homes.com helps you get your place show-ready, hire an agent, negotiate offers, and seal the deal.
6 tips from a photographer to prep your home to sell
Why planning before the shoot matters for your online listing.
How to make the best use of drones to sell your home
It’s great for showing off exteriors and larger properties.
12 questions sellers can ask prospective agents
How do they handle multiple offers? Dual agency? Marketing?
Local Insights
10 ways to fit in like a true Rochesterian
Acclimating to this upstate New York city means smelling the lilacs, enjoying Boss Sauce and cheering for the Bills.
10 ways to fit in like a true Richmonder
Learn about the Virginia capital's varied history, visit the neighborhoods and brave the fried treats.
12 ways to fit in like a real Orlandoan
You don't have to love the theme parks, but you need to drive better than the tourists.
The cost of living from state to state
A few factors a homebuyer should consider before moving.
Architectural Styles
What makes an Italianate home such a chef's kiss
These homes are known for ornate cornices, bracketed roofs and narrow windows.
Wondering whether it's a Second Empire home? Just look at the roof.
These 19th-century homes evoked modernity and innovation.
The humble Chicago bungalow is more than a century old and still beloved
The city’s small brick houses with low-pitched roofs evolved from their California cousin.
What is a midcentury modern house?
These flat-roofed, simple homes offered an alternative to ornament-heavy styles popular in the 19th century.