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Industry weighs in as Colorado leads nation in insurance rate jump

Hail, wildfire and legal costs are driving steep increases as policymakers advance reforms.

San Francisco seller gets lesson on trying to accept AI stock for home sale

Efforts to use private shares run into legal and tax obstacles.

Experts discuss housing pledges in DC mayoral race: 'A target is not actual policy'

Agents and developers say it's not just how many homes you want to build. It's what you do to spur investment.

The latest luxury amenity? An analog room to unplug and reconnect.

People want to carve out space for anything but their phones.

More home equity spent on renovations while savings decline

Borrowers tapped $47 billion via second liens and credit lines in the first three months of 2026.

Colorado housing hotline sees 51% increase in foreclosure calls

Program says financial pressure is building, but the state has not reached the crisis level.

Connecticut agents navigate new private listing law as New York weighs similar bill

More states are moving to regulate "pocket listings."

How disaster recovery pros are designing ADUs that support every kind of household

Working with architect Chien Dao Glasgow, Unit Two Development aims for an accessory dwelling niche in New York City.

Why I live in Pawnee City, Nebraska. Turns out, you can go home again.

A nurse practitioner rediscovers small-town life as she builds a future for her family.

When Spurs, Knicks last squared off in NBA Finals, this is how much homes cost

The home prices and populations in San Antonio and New York City have soared like Carrie Bradshaw's shoe count.