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EXCLUSIVE: Diane Keaton’s $23 Million ‘Pinterest House’ Finally Finds a Buyer A stunning Los Angeles home that Diane Keaton spent years carefully transforming has come under offer—nine months after the beloved “Annie Hall” star passed away. Keaton, who died in October 2025 at the age of 79, purchased the property for $4.7 million in 2011Read …

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Boxabl Shares Fall 50% Just Days After Tiny-Home Maker’s Public Offering A tiny-home maker once touted by Elon Musk as a “cool product” has taken a heavy hit in its first week as a publicly traded company. Boxabl, a modular housing company based in Las Vegas, was listed on the Nasdaq exchange on Monday throughRead …

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Mortgage Rates Rise Further as Iran War Sends Oil Back Above $100 Mortgage rates continued their ascent this week, climbing to a new 11-month high, as the escalating conflict in the Middle East put upward pressure on oil prices, sparking renewed inflation fears and leading investors to reassess the odds of a Federal Reserve rateRead …

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California Homeowners Are Sitting on $627K in Equity—but It’s Worth Far More if They Leave The typical California homeowner with a mortgage now has $626,900 in home equity, according to new data. That’s roughly twice the national average of $310,500—and enough to purchase the median-priced home outright in 48 states. There’s just one catch: ThatRead …

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Vacation Rentals in World Cup Host Cities Raked in Staggering $1.3 Billion From Visiting Fans The 2026 FIFA World Cup attracted new fans to the sport and generated more than a billion dollars in revenue for vacation rental hosts in host cities, though some cities saw greater windfalls than others. Short-term rentals on Airbnb andRead …

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Saint Paul to Close Unsheltered Encampment, Affecting About 140 People Saint Paul is moving to close unsheltered encampments across the city, starting with Pig’s Eye Park. According to the city’s announcement, the Pig’s Eye Park closure is set for August 5, and additional encampments will close on a rolling basis. The city cited documented public-safetyRead …

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Olympia’s Home-Based Business Rules Get First Update in About 18 Years Olympia is rewriting the rules for home-based businesses for the first time in roughly 18 years—and if you run a business from home, or live next to someone who does, the update could matter to you. The city’s home-based business code still references aRead …

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Prince William and Princess Kate Release a 13th Birthday Portrait of Prince George Taken Inside Kensington Palace The Prince and Princess of Wales have released a new portrait of their eldest son, Prince George, in celebration of his milestone 13th birthday. Taken inside Kensington Palace—where Prince William and Princess Kate lived with their children forRead …

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The 5 Affordable Job Hubs Where Career Opportunities Are Exploding Powered by While California’s Silicon Valley remains the headline-grabbing epicenter of an AI recruiting frenzy, mid-size—and far more affordable—markets scattered around the U.S. are quietly offering equally impressive hiring opportunities. The global professional networking powerhouse LinkedIn on Tuesday released its second annual “Cities on theRead …

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Homebuilder Sentiment Dips Despite Passage of Landmark Housing Bill to Boost Construction Homebuilder sentiment swooned this month despite the passage of a major federal housing law designed to boost construction, as high costs and economic uncertainty continued to weigh on the industry. Builder confidence in the market for newly built single-family homes dropped to 34Read …

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