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Investment banker offers $8 million Bay Area estate for Anthropic shares

The transaction illustrates a creative approach to gaining exposure to a closely held tech firm.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani creates office to tackle rising deed theft in New York City

Peter White, an attorney who worked at Access Justice Brooklyn, is named its director.

Colorado butterfly expert offers tips for building pollinator gardens at home

Horticulturist Amy Yarger is seeing a growing trend.

House hunting? HGTV is giving away this tech-filled smart home in Orlando.

Electrostatic windows and a multisport simulator are just some of the features in the 3,000-square-foot house.

Wyoming data center push collides with land-use concerns as other states pump the brakes

State's energy production and tax policies draw developers.

Georgia law could give state oversight on homeowners association disputes

The bill awaiting the governor's signature would create a new resolution process to avoid court.

Colorado lawmakers move to loosen rules as affordable homes sit unsold

The bipartisan bill would expand buyer eligibility and allow temporary rentals when units don’t sell.

Kentucky approves homes on faith-owned properties, but bigger housing bill fails

More leeway for religious groups was task force priority. The push to allow ADUs comes up short.

New York City ramps up affordable housing — but placement can take more than year

Researchers cite marketing approval, inspections and documentation process for unhoused as major bottlenecks.

Ask Homes.com: Reader seeks guidance on using VA home loan benefit

Veterans, those on active duty and spouses can qualify for zero-down mortgages.