EXCLUSIVE: HGTV’s ‘Totally ’90s House’ Stars Reveal Kept Set Props From ‘Full House’ and ‘The Cosby Show’—and Spill on their Best Home Makeover Tips On HGTV’s “Totally ‘90s House,” some of the most recognizable TV stars of the decade are renovating outdated homes to remove retro traces of the past—yet, in their own abodes they’reRead …
Indianapolis Rents Are Going Down The U.S. rental market has reached a significant milestone, as detailed in the latest Realtor.com® July Rent Report. July 2026 marks three full years of consecutive year-over-year rent declines for 0–2 bedroom properties across the 50 largest metropolitan areas. The national median asking rent saw a decrease of $24, orRead …
Houston Rents Are Going Down The U.S. rental market has reached a significant milestone, marking three full years of year-over-year rent declines for 0–2 bedroom properties across the 50 largest metropolitan areas. According to the latest July Rent Report from Realtor.com®, the national median asking rent fell by $24, or 1.4%, compared to a yearRead …
Columbus Rents Are Going Down The U.S. rental market has seen a notable shift, marking three full years of year-over-year rent declines for 0–2 bedroom properties across the 50 largest metropolitan areas, according to the latest July Rent Report from Realtor.com®. The national median asking rent decreased by $24, or 1.4%, compared to a yearRead …
Mortgage Rate Shock Stalls Housing Market as 8-Month Growth Streak Collapses Stubbornly high mortgage rates finally took their toll on buyer demand in August, snapping an eight-month streak of pending sales growth even as sellers slashed prices. The share of listings in pending status fell 0.2% from a year ago, marking the first negative readoutRead …
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New Orleans Planning Commission to Hear Proposed Cannabis, Tobacco, and Nicotine Zoning Changes New Orleans could soon see changes to where cannabis dispensaries, tobacco shops, and nicotine retailers are allowed to operate—and residents and business owners should pay attention before the City Planning Commission weighs in later this month. The proposed shift stems from aRead …
Phoenix’s Edison-Eastlake to Get $12 Million in New Park Space With Ribbon-Cutting This Fall or Winter A stretch of 19th Street that once held public housing complexes is about to look very different—and for residents of Edison-Eastlake, the wait is almost over. The City of Phoenix is building two new parks on the former A.L.Read …
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Strengthening Tropical Storm Edouard Tracks Toward U.S.: Where It Will Hit and Which Homeowners Should Prepare By Tuesday, Tropical Storm Edouard is expected to strengthen significantly and possibly reach hurricane force. As the storm moves toward the Gulf Coast, the National Hurricane Center warns that heavy rains and flooding were likely for parts of TexasRead …
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The True Carrying Cost of Vacation Homes: How Insurance Is Eating Second-Home Yields At first glance, a 9% annual yield can make buying a vacation home sound like a pretty compelling investment. The headline number, from AirDNA, sits within the 7% to 10% long-term annual return some experts use for diversified U.S. stocks—and is nearlyRead …
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Data Center Developer Leans On Kentucky Law Meant To Promote Housing Development A data center operator in Kentucky hopes to block a legal challenge from area homeowners using a new law designed to fast-track housing developments, highlighting the unintended consequences of housing policy shifts. The conflict stems from a 200-acre data center campus that developerRead …
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