June 2026

If you’re a renter using a Section 8 voucher—or a landlord who accepts one—the maximum subsidy the city will cover just changed, and the gap between Long Beach’s most and least expensive ZIP codes is striking. The Housing Authority of the City of Long Beach updated its payment standards effective June 15, after HUD revisedRead …

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Listed byMaria Rosario Brokered byColdwell Banker Realty – Western MA NewApply NowTrending 1/16 For rent $3,200/mo – 4bed – 2.5bath – 2,400 square feet 27 Ludlow Rd Unit 27, South Hadley, MA 01075 Accepting applications Stand out from the crowd and let this property know you’re serious. Request a tour Start by selecting a dateRead …

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Listed byJames Ryder Brokered byRealty One Group Dream Makers NewHigh Demand 1/18 For rent $2,650/mo – 3bed – 1bath – 2,612 square feet – 0.25 acre lot 19 Atlanta St Unit 1, Worcester, MA 01604 Request a tour Start by selecting a date, you can provide up to 3 dates. Property details and fees FeaturesRead …

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Built by: Closeout Special Move-in Ready River Oaks Community From$419,900 Sales Office: River Oaks Community, Okatie, SC 29909 Built by Dream Finders Homes Closeout Special Closeout specials could include interest rate buydowns, cash to put toward closing costs or customizations, and more – contact the builder to learn more! 3 – 4 Bedrooms 2.5 –Read …

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Luxury show garages have become a must-have among wealthy, high-profile car enthusiasts, including Sultan of Brunei, Ralph Lauren, Jerry Seinfeld, Jay Leno, and Adam Carolla. Even those who reside not in luxury mansions, but in high-rise buildings, have found a way to proudly display their auto collections courtesy of impressive car elevator systems that enableRead …

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Perched on the edge of the Everglades, Naples has positioned itself as Florida’s capital of quiet luxury, offering an alternative to Miami’s flashier real estate scene—and increasingly drawing a younger cadre of executives alongside its traditional base of deep-pocketed Midwestern retirees. With a population of roughly 420,000 people, the Naples metro—which also encompasses Marco Island—isRead …

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For renters these days, energy bills can add up quickly. A new analysis from the National Energy Assistance Directors Association estimates that Americans will spend an average of nearly $800 on electricity from June to September, up 10.5% from the same period last year. This comes at a time when 1 in 6 U.S. householdsRead …

Renters Turn to One Cooling Hack to Save on Electricity Bills Read More »

Thinking about moving to another state, but not sure how to start? Welcome to Crossing the Line, where real people spill about how they searched for properties in another state. Today, Josh Pramis, a 43-year-old senior editor, explains how rising rental costs in his Florida town pushed him to consider leaving the Sunshine State onceRead …

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Most Americans say they want to live within an easy walk of shops, parks, and other neighborhood amenities, yet some real estate agents fear that discussing an area’s “walkability” may run afoul of the law. Their concern, in short, is that not everyone can walk. Touting a neighborhood as “walkable” may unintentionally violate fair housingRead …

Buyers Want Walkability, but Agents Fear to Utter the Word Read More »

Richmond homeowners who’ve been waiting to find out how many units they can build on their property—or who they can legally rent to—still don’t have a final answer. But Draft 3 of the city’s sweeping zoning overhaul makes some of the biggest shifts yet, including tying occupancy to Virginia’s bedroom-size standards and raising the accessoryRead …

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