November 2024

News broke of [Christina Haack](https://www.realtor.com/advice/reality-tv/exclusive-christina-hall-opens-up-about-her-home-her-heart-and-more-that-will-show-her-in-a-whole-new-light/) and Josh Hall‘s split in July, when Hall filed for divorce. However, Haack’s HGTV episodes take months to air, so it’s no surprise that Hall has been heavily featured in “[Christina in the Country](https://www.realtor.com/advice/reality-tv/christina-haack-and-josh-hall-cracks-in-relationship-christina-on-the-coast/)”—that is, until now. On the “Basement Blow Out!” episode of Season 2, Hall appears on cameraRead …

Christina Haack and Josh Hall’s Awkward Moment on What May Be His Final Appearance on ‘Christina in the Country’ Read More »

A majority of these cities are located in California, where housing costs have grown exponentially over the past several years”Read More

Bravolebrity Andy Cohen, producer of “The Real Housewives” franchise” and host of the popular talk show “Watch What Happens Live,” spent more than two decades and millions of dollars carefully assembling, designing, and decorating his incredible New York City apartment. So when he revealed in September that he was moving out of the custom-designed propertyRead …

Andy Cohen Reveals Real Reason He Moved Out of ‘Dream’ $14 Million New York City Apartment Read More »

Owning a little house on a plot of land had become synonymous with the American dream—a sign of prosperity and social mobility. And in the past, the dream began with a starter home. This home was seen as the first rung on the property ladder and tended to be smaller and less expensive. “Conceptually, aRead …

What Is a Starter Home? The Small, Affordable Houses That Aren’t Being Built Anymore Read More »

What does the data show? The [S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Index](https://www.spglobal.com/spdji/en/index-family/indicators/sp-corelogic-case-shiller/sp-corelogic-case-shiller-composite/#news-research) notched 3.9% higher annually in September, slowing compared to previous months. The 10- and 20-city index saw annual increases of 5.2% and 4.6%, respectively, down from 6.0% and 5.2% the previous month. This month’s release covers home sales in July, August and September, a periodRead …

S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Index—Home Prices Up 3.9% in September Read More »

An abandoned former artist colony in a Utah ghost town has finally found a buyer—but only after its original asking price was cut down by a staggering $375,000. Located in the former mining town of Cisco, UT, the 1.35-acre property was originally listed for $450,000 back in May; however, that price was later reduced toRead …

Eerie Abandoned Artist Colony in Utah Ghost Town Finally Snags a Buyer After Price Was Slashed by $375K Read More »

The numbers: Home prices in the 20 biggest U.S. metropolitan areas lost more steam in September, buckling under the pressure of high mortgage rates and historic unaffordability. The S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller 20-city house-price index rose 0.2% in September, compared with the previous month. Home prices in the 20 major U.S. metropolitan markets were up 4.6%Read …

Home-Price Growth Has ‘Stalled,’ Case-Shiller Says Read More »

Brooke Scott wants to live her own version of the American dream, and she’s done the math. To get there, she said she needs an income of $300,000 a year. That would allow her to pay a mortgage, raise kids, fund her retirement savings and live a life that feels secure and fulfilling, she said.Read …

What’s Stopping You From Achieving the American Dream? Money—and Here’s How Much People Say They Need. Read More »

America’s first solar-powered community has had a “mind-blowing” effect on residents’ power bills—and it’s even getting attention for surviving Hurricane Milton unscathed, and without losing power. Billed as “the Hometown of Tomorrow,” this planned community in Punta Gorda, FL, just 15 miles from Fort Myers, is fueled by solar energy, thanks to the 880-acre solarRead …

Inside America’s First Solar-Powered Community—and It’s Hurricane-Proof, Too Read More »