Acting HUD inspector general warns of consequences of further funding cuts
The acting inspector general sounded the alarm on Capitol Hill this week, warning of the consequences of future funding and staff cuts at the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
How this home design can boost your health and fatten your wallet
Earlier this year, a "passive house" in Los Angeles went viral.
With wellness in vogue, pricey cold plunges are making a big splash
One of the latest home status symbols — cold plunges — can really help you chill, but the prices are stiff.
Massachusetts coastal hotspots consider incentives to preserve year-round housing
A booming market for vacation homes has meant less housing available for families and others who live year-round in Massachusetts’ Cape and Islands region. Some towns want to offer property owners incentives to offset the trend.
US infrastructure needs more investment. Here's why homeowners should care.
Infrastructure across the United States is aging, but, according to a new report, it has improved over the past four years. Without continued investment, however, those gains could quickly slip away.
Homeowners should remodel this, replace that for the best return on investment, study says
The oohs, aahs, and oh-no’s of a viral house listing
Most of the intrigued homebuyers knew little about the Detroit neighborhood containing a 1938 mansion for sale but they were still willing to move there. Agent Mark Reling of MVPS Realtors felt like he fielded inquiries from every part of the country.
Homeowners could get tax credits for making their properties more resistant to natural disasters
Homeowners could see tax benefits if they equip their properties to withstand natural disasters.
Phoenix proposes more than doubling impact fees on homebuilders
Phoenix city councilors will decide Wednesday whether to more than double the impact fees they charge homebuilders in some parts of the city to pay for essential needs such as water and sewer lines, as well as fire and police stations.
San Francisco unveils plan to build housing in areas where it’s been severely restricted
Facing a state-imposed deadline to dramatically ramp up housing production in less than a decade, San Francisco says it wants to allow more homes in the city’s lightly developed western and northern sections.
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