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Former Glider Elementary Site Could Become 80 Homes, 16 Affordable, in South San José Eighty homes—16 of them deed-restricted affordable—could replace the long-vacant site of a shuttered South San José elementary school, if the city’s Planning Commission approves a project that has already drawn sharp pushback from neighbors over trees, traffic, and open space. TheRead …

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California Cities Are Evading State Mandates To Build More Housing, Lawsuits Claim Pro-housing groups have filed a set of lawsuits accusing three California cities of unfairly blocking more housing development near transit. The lawsuits from the nonprofit Californians for Homeownership accuse San Diego, San Francisco, and Montebello of putting up barriers that contravene Senate BillRead …

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Lexington Council Overrides Unanimous Planning Commission to Allow Solar Farms on Agricultural Land Lexington’s Urban County Council voted 8-7 to reopen Fayette County’s agricultural zones to large-scale solar farms—directly overriding a unanimous Planning Commission recommendation to ban them there—setting up a final vote in mid-September that could lock in new rules for the county’s ruralRead …

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Behr’s 2027 Color of the Year Will Keep You Grounded in ‘Comfort’ for Years To Come At a time when more and more homeowners are reinvesting in their homes for the long haul, Behr’s pick for the Color the Year 2027 offers an opportunity to prioritize comfort and the feeling of natural immersion without theRead …

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EXCLUSIVE: Myles Garrett Sells Ohio Home for $50K Over Asking Price—as Move to L.A. Rams is Mired by Injury Former Cleveland Browns star Myles Garrett has sold his Ohio home for $2.15 million—having secured a buyer for the property within days of listing it for the lower price of $2.1 million. Garrett made the decisionRead …

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What does the data show? The S&P Cotality Case-Shiller Home Price Index showed national home price growth picking up further through June, with the U.S. National Index rising 1.5% year over year, up from a revised 1.2% gain in May. The 10-City Composite posted a 2.9% annual gain, up from 2.4% in the prior monthRead …

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California Gov. Gavin Newsom Lists Sacramento Mansion for $7.5 Million as Speculation Swirls About Presidential Run Outgoing California Gov. Gavin Newsom has put his Sacramento-area mansion on the market for $7.5 million as he prepares to end his two-term run—amid rumors that he is set to launch a presidential campaign ahead of the 2028 election.Read …

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2026Q2 Cross-Market Demand Report: Home Shoppers Look Beyond Their Backyards as Affordability Shapes Demand Highlights – In 2026Q2, 60.1% of online views from the 100 largest metros went to out-of-market homes—up from 48.2% in 2019Q2, signaling a lingering structural shift in demand. – Metros in all four regions, on average, send more than half ofRead …

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Where ‘Affordability Refugees’ Are Moving as High Prices Push Them Out Squeezed by sky-high home prices, buyers in expensive and midtier metros alike are increasingly looking beyond the horizon of their local market in search of greater affordability or better job prospects. Cross-market home searches on Realtor.com® topped 60% across the 100 largest U.S. metrosRead …

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Late ‘Jeopardy!’ Host Alex Trebek’s Former Horse Farm in California Sells for $16.9 Million Alex Trebek’s former California vineyard estate has sold at auction for $16.9 million, almost half of its original listing price. The 720-acre Paso Robles property, known as Windfall Farms, was first listed for sale in April 2025 for $33 million, andRead …

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