Los Angeles Rental Report 2026Q2: Rents Fall to a Four-Year Low, but Housing Still Stretches New Graduates’ Budgets Highlights – In 2026Q2, the median asking rent in Los Angeles County registered at $2,603,—down $91, or 3.4%, from a year earlier—marking the lowest level since the end of 2021. – The median asking rent for 0-2Read …
These Are Some of the Top Questions Homebuyers Ask RealAssist AI on Realtor.com Navigating the housing market often means tackling a mountain of unfamiliar real estate terms, complex tax programs, and fluctuating mortgage rates. But today’s home shoppers on Realtor.com® have new tools to answer tough questions. Launched this week, RealAssist AI is a homebuyingRead …
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Pittsburgh Proposal Bans Primary-Use Short-Term Rentals in Single-Family and Two-Unit Zones If you rent out an entire home as a short-term rental in an R1, R2, or R3 district in Pittsburgh, a proposed zoning change would shut that down as a stand-alone business. Council Bill 2026-0009, sponsored by City Council members Deb Gross, Anthony CoghillRead …
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Developer Seeks Rezoning for 124-Home 55+ Community on Former Marian Manor Site in Pittsburgh’s Banksville A 26-acre hillside site off Winchester Road in Banksville—long home to the aging Marian Manor facility—could be transformed into Pittsburgh’s first master-planned 55+ active adult community, with 124 attached homes carrying an anticipated average sale price above $600,000. The developerRead …
Yoko Ono To Become the Longest Homeowner Inside NYC’s Storied Dakota Upon Sale of $8M Penthouse Imagine all the people, livin’ for today — and for decades in the same home. Yoko Ono has long been known as an artist and an activist — and now the 93-year-old is on the cusp of adding anotherRead …
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Senate Confirms New Spymaster After Mortgage Boss Bill Pulte Fired 30% of Staff in the Role Congress has confirmed a new permanent director of national intelligence, marking the end of top mortgage regulator Bill Pulte’s tenure as acting replacement for former director Tulsi Gabbard. The Senate confirmed Jay Clayton to role by a vote ofRead …
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Austin’s New Preservation Bonus Rule Requires a Deed Notice for Future Buyers If you’re planning to add a duplex, second unit, or third unit on a lot with an older structure already standing, Austin’s Development Services Department isn’t asking you to tear it down—but the deal comes with a permanent string attached in the deedRead …
The Old Farmer’s Almanac Fall 2026 Outlook: Is Your Property Ready for El Niño? With all the talk of the Super El Niño developing this year and affecting the upcoming winter months, the Old Farmer’s Almanac has a more pleasant outlook for the fall season. The fall 2026 forecast reveals a distinct national split: aRead …
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EXCLUSIVE: Bill Cosby Takes $6 Million New York Home Off the Market—After Skipping $60 Million Rape Case Deposition Due to ‘Health Issues’ Beleaguered actor Bill Cosby has once again removed his longtime New York City townhouse from the market—weeks after canceling a scheduled two-day deposition in an ongoing $60 million rape case because of hisRead …
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Trump Administration Considers 5 States for $50 Billion Nuclear Investment as Data Centers Strain Power Grid The Department of Energy will consider five states to host “innovation campuses” devoted to nuclear energy, which could bring them a total of 25,000 jobs and $50 billion in investment. Utah, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Idaho, and Louisiana are the fiveRead …
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