Jessica Herrera would never have rented out her new-build home in Decatur, GA, by the hour if she had been able to get the permits on time. A developer by trade, she built a four-bedroom, four-bathroom, 3,500-square-foot home and planned to sell it upon completion. But the build took much longer than expected. “This shouldRead …
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Wichita, Kansas — the self-styled “Air Capital of the World” — is a mid-sized city where aerospace roots, a low cost of living, and tree-lined neighborhoods give it staying power that bigger metros can’t match. A revitalized downtown along the Arkansas River and a diverse economy make this one of the Great Plains’ most underratedRead …
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Tulsa is a mid-sized Oklahoma city with a walkable Arts District, a striking Art Deco skyline, and an economy built on energy, aerospace, and a rising tech scene. It’s long been one of the more livable and affordable metros in the country — and right now, the market reflects that reputation in a whole newRead …
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Thinking about buying a home, but not sure how to afford it? Welcome to the Down Payment Diaries, where real people spill about how they saved and splurged on their path to homeownership. If you’d like to submit your own Down Payment Diary, please fill out the form here. Today, a cashier and single motherRead …
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Omaha is a city where cobblestone streets in the Old Market sit a short drive from booming tech campuses and one of the country’s best zoos. It’s Midwestern in spirit but quietly competitive in its housing market — drawing families and young professionals who’ve figured out that quality of life here punches well above itsRead …
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As affluent buyers rethink what constitutes luxury real estate, a notable shift is underway: from urban pied-à-terres toward expansive, legacy-driven land ownership. Increasingly, high-net-worth individuals are prioritizing acreage, privacy, and long-term stewardship over sheer interior square footage and chic ZIP codes. The result is a growing demand for large-scale properties within a few hours ofRead …
San Antonio runs on deep roots and restless growth — from the historic bungalows of King William to the sprawling new builds pushing out along the north and west sides. It’s a city of river walks, mission trails, and a food scene that punches well above its weight. One of the country’s largest metros, SanRead …
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A well-manicured lawn has long served as the undisputed uniform of the American suburb—a lush, emerald symbol of middle-class pride. But one state is asking homeowners to imagine something wilder. Through its Lawn to Habitat Program, Pennsylvania is offering 300 residents free Pocket Meadow Kits to transform 1,000 square feet of turf into native wildflowersRead …
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Buying a home you’ve never stepped inside used to be considered a risk only the boldest buyers would take. But as video technology has improved, and the COVID-19 pandemic changed the way many people shop for homes, the concept has gone from niche to nearly mainstream. According to the National Association of Realtors®, between 5%Read …
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As the global economy becomes more stuck in place, modern luxury is coming to be defined by the complete opposite: total mobility. The latest Wealth Report from Knight Frank details the changing desires of the wealthy and finds that ultrahigh-net-worth individuals—defined as those with a net worth of $30 million or more—are increasingly prioritizing multipleRead …
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