Author name: Szabi

Indianapolis’ Citywide Push to Drop Parking Minimums Is on Hold A citywide push to let developers build homes and apartments in Indianapolis without providing any parking spaces has stalled—at least for now. The Metropolitan and Economic Development Committee voted 12–1 to postpone Proposal No. 237, 2026, pushing reconsideration to November 9. The resolution, sponsored byRead …

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Houston’s Historic Commission to Discuss Rules on Exterior Home Changes in Norhill If you own a home in Norhill and have been thinking about updating your windows, adding a garage, or changing anything on the outside of your house, a meeting this Thursday could shape what’s allowed going forward. Houston’s Archaeological and Historical Commission isRead …

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Portland Builders Have Until March 31 to File Permits Under Old Residential Codes Portland contractors and homeowners planning a residential project have a limited window to submit permit applications under the 2023 building code rules before a new standard takes over. Oregon’s Building Codes Division officially adopted the 2026 Oregon Residential Specialty Code (ORSC) onRead …

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Zach Bryan Drops $18 Million on Sprawling Tennessee Estate With Recording Studio—Months After Marrying Samantha Leonard Country star Zach Bryan has reportedly forked over $18.25 million for a sprawling estate in Franklin, TN—months after tying the knot with Samantha Leonard. Bryan, 30—who said “I do” in late 2025 following his highly publicized and tumultuous romanceRead …

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Adjustable-Rate Mortgages Look More Appealing Than Ever. Are They Worth It? Surging mortgage rates have resurfaced an old question for homebuyers: How much risk is a cheaper monthly payment worth? In the final week of September, the average rate on a 30-year fixed mortgage climbed to 7.30%—its highest level since November 2023, according to theRead …

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California Reforms Clear the Way for More Affordable Homes—and Lavish Pool Houses Los Angeles homeowners are building accessory dwelling units on their land at a pace the city hasn’t seen before thanks to state and city reforms meant to spur more home construction. But in some of the most expensive neighborhoods, few of these dwellingsRead …

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Winston-Salem Inventory Surges as Prices Cool for Buyers Median list price $335K ↓ -4.6% vs. last September Days on market 60 days ↑ +16.7% YoY Listings with price cuts +24% ↑ 3.1 pts YoY Active listings jumped sharply in Winston-Salem Buyers in Winston-Salem gained real leverage as the number of homes for sale climbed 21.1%Read …

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Wichita Inventory Shrinks as Prices Cool—Buyers Still Hold an Edge Median list price $275K ↓ -4.6% vs. last September Days on market 51 days ↑ +1.0% YoY Listings with price cuts +19% ↓ 0.7 pts YoY Fewer homes hit the Wichita market Buyers in Wichita faced tighter competition than the national picture suggested—active listings fellRead …

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Washington D.C. Buyers Gain Ground as Inventory Surges and Prices Drop Median list price $572K ↓ -4.6% vs. last September Days on market 43 days ↑ +13.3% YoY Listings with price cuts +20% ↑ 2.0 pts YoY More homes hit the market in the D.C. metro Buyers in the D.C. area had meaningfully more optionsRead …

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