Here's how displaced residents from LA fires can use a new AI tool to speed up rebuilding
Some residents affected by the fires that tore through Los Angeles in January can now use an artificial intelligence-powered permitting software that leaders say could speed up rebuilding.
As multimillion dollar houses list in Pacific Palisades, buyers are looking for discounts
It’s been six months since one of the worst wildfires in California’s history tore through the quaint but glittering neighborhood of Pacific Palisades, destroying more than $17 billion in real estate.
Why this works: A New Jersey kitchen balances modern updates with century-old character
When renovating a 100-year-old home, a designer must balance updating the space while maintaining its character.
Federal Reserve rejects rumor that Powell might resign
The Federal Reserve rejected reports Friday that its chairman, Jerome Powell, was weighing whether to resign.
Checklist for a real-life Superman Fortress of Solitude: Dramatic but blends in, room for alien zoo
Superman is back as the star of his own big-screen adventure for the first time in 12 years. New face, new Lois, new (to the movies) dog, but he brought his old house with him.
US population expected to keep growing, but at a slower pace
A Pew Research Center analysis of the United Nations' World Population Prospects projects the global population to slow until 2100.
With these products aimed at evoking the outdoors, earth tones are entrenched
In the warmer months, the days are longer, and the colors outside are tawnier: sun-burnished browns in drier climates and verdant greens in others. Some home products are looking more and more like those natural surroundings as manufacturers respond to a demand for biophilic design.
Homeowners insurance premiums projected to jump again. These states likely to bear the brunt.
Homeowners insurance is projected to rise 8% nationwide, following double-digit increases in the past two years, Insurify projects.
Cryptocurrency experts weigh in on mixing digital assets and housing
Senators want to regulate cryptocurrency, but the use of digital money raises concerns about security and volatility when it comes to real estate sales.
Washington, DC, boosts financial benefits to help military members buy homes
A Washington, D.C., housing agency is offering to help veterans and active-duty military service members buy homes, sweetening the terms that the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs normally offers on its loans.
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