EXCLUSIVE: Former NFL QB Chris Simms Cuts the Price of His Greenwich Estate Again—Dropping His Ask by Nearly $2 Million Former Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Chris Simms has lowered the price of his Connecticut estate for a third time—dropping his original $8 million asking price by an additional $700,000. The 45-year-old—who retired from the NFLRead …
Over 40% of Homeowners Haven’t Reviewed Their Insurance Policy in a Year—but Is Now the Right Time To Audit? Your homeowners insurance policy probably renews every year without much fanfare. You get an email, your premium may go up, and unless something looks wildly different, you move on. But your coverage may not be keepingRead …
Pollen Season Will Be Longer and Hit Harder in These States: How Homeowners Should Prepare Even though fall is right around the corner, allergy season is far from over. According to AccuWeather’s 2026 fall allergy forecast, we can expect elevated levels of weed pollen lingering well into October across much of the country. The SoutheastRead …
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August 24, 2026 Reports and articles referenced: Featured Report What’s Ahead Recent Realtor.com Economics Reports: Recent Indicators Housing data for download: Video Script: – Introduction: – Mortgage rates continue to remain elevated despite a recent tick down, and there’s ongoing economic uncertainty, but that doesn’t mean that the housing market is stuck. – I’m AnthonyRead …
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New Escrow Rules May Eliminate Interest Payments: What Homeowners Stand To Lose—and Why Your State May Be Suing To Save Your Money Last Tuesday, 10 states filed a lawsuit suing the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency in order to block new rules regarding escrow payments. The collection of attorneys general, led by OregonRead …
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Housing Week Ahead: Home Prices, New Construction Insights, and ‘Affordability Refugees’ Get ready for another busy week in real estate data. On Monday, the Realtor.com Economics team kicks things off with the End-of-Summer Housing Update from Senior Economist Jake Krimmel. Tuesday features the quarterly Cross Market Report by Senior Economist Jiayi Xu, showing how someRead …
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The Surprising Things Your Movers Won’t Move For You Let’s face it: Moving companies can be lifesavers. They’ll carry everything you own, they can handle three flights of stairs, they don’t flinch at bad weather, and they’ll move you any distance. Hey, is there anything they won’t do? Well, yes, actually. Movers draw the lineRead …
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Before You Move In: The Smart Homeowner’s Checklist for Fast, Reliable Wi-Fi A move creates the perfect opportunity to optimize your home network. And doing so is particularly important if you work remotely and/or rely on fast, reliable Wi-Fi to stream movies, play games, and use smart home devices. With a bit of knowledge, youRead …
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Welcome to this weekly housing trends update, where we bring you the latest snapshot of inventory trends, listing activity, and buyer-seller dynamics across the U.S. housing market. In addition to our monthly housing trends reports, which offer deeper insights into long-term patterns, we publish these weekly updates to provide more timely views into market changes.Read …
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Newark Weighs Changing How ‘Median Income’ Is Defined for Inclusionary Zoning Newark may soon revise the income rules that determine who qualifies for the below-market units developers are required to set aside in new residential buildings. The Central Planning Board has an ordinance referral on its agenda that would amend Chapter 21 of the city’sRead …
