Architecture students designed, built this Kansas home. There was a waitlist of buyers.
Before Studio 804 even completed the narrow house at 1040 New York St. in Lawrence, Kansas, interested buyers were waiting in the wings.
Fed makes first interest rate cut in nine months. Two more anticipated before year's end.
The U.S. Federal Reserve cut its benchmark interest rate by a quarter-percentage point on Wednesday, the first reduction in nine months. The median projection from policymakers suggests two more quarter-percentage-point rate cuts before the end of the year, an increase from earlier forecasts.
Aging apart no more. ADU to reunite Colorado couple after three and a half years.
After decades of caregiving and a whirlwind of health crises, Lydia Villalobos, a Colorado mother of three, has faced the reality of living apart from her husband of 53 years.
Gypsum Rose. Sonoma Chardonnay. Country Air. For 2026 forecast, Dunn-Edwards paints slip into pastels.
Another paint company has released its 2026 forecast, paring down its selection and opting for more pastels than its peers.
Massachusetts resort islands want to impose transfer fees on high-end home sales
Nantucket and Martha’s Vineyard, coastal islands with some of the priciest real estate in Massachusetts, are asking state legislators to let them levy transfer fees on luxury home sales to help pay for affordable housing.
Massachusetts plans to reduce, but not end, environmental review of some housing developments
Taking a cue from California housing advocates, Massachusetts officials said this week they plan to cut the amount of time it takes to ensure certain housing projects are good for the environment from at least a year to 30 days.
HGTV star Tarek El Moussa finds you're less likely to flop if you flip like this
Flipping a house doesn't have to cost a lot to yield a high return on investment, HGTV host Tarek El Moussa told Homes.com.
The 5 feet that could save a home from a wildfire
When it comes to wildfire preparedness, the 5 feet immediately surrounding a home holds outsized importance, making the difference between damage and complete destruction.
With movie curtain to lower in Utah, Boulder may allow short-term rentals for Sundance
Boulder officials will weigh whether they should allow residents to offer short-term rentals to accommodate the thousands of visitors expected when the Sundance Film Festival decamps for Colorado in 2027.
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