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‘I Rented a Bland, Beige Studio-and Turned It Into a Rainbow Paradise’

‘I Rented a Bland, Beige Studio-and Turned It Into a Rainbow Paradise’

‘I Rented a Bland, Beige Studio—and Turned It Into a Vibrant Rainbow Paradise That Sparks Joy Every Day’ A Philadelphia renter is proving that leased spaces never need to be bland or boring—after taking her beige, empty loft space and turning it into a paradise of color, light, and joy. Alexandra Danko, 34, moved intoRead …

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Manhattan Penthouse Turns into Nightmare of Mold for Juilliard Grad

Manhattan Penthouse Turns into Nightmare of Mold for Juilliard Grad

Dream Manhattan Penthouse Turns into Nightmare of Mold, Mayhem, and Missing Mail for Juilliard Grad In May 2025, Lydia Rhea, a 26-year-old freelance musician and Juilliard graduate, thought she and her two roommates had found their dream apartment. After years of living in cramped student quarters, the group found a newly constructed duplex penthouse atRead …

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L.A. Planners Advance Rezoning Plan Near Three Metro G Line Stations

L.A. Planners Advance Rezoning Plan Near Three Metro G Line Stations

L.A. Planners Advance Rezoning Plan Near Three Metro G Line Stations A rezoning plan covering land within roughly a half-mile of three Metro G Line bus rapid transit stations in the San Fernando Valley is moving toward a final decision by the Mayor and City Council. The Orange (G) Line Transit Neighborhood Plan covers non-contiguousRead …

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I Built a Container Home on a Clifftop That Grosses $100,000 a Year-and It’s For Sale

I Built a Container Home on a Clifftop That Grosses $100,000 a Year-and It’s For Sale

I Built a Container Home on a Clifftop That Grosses $100,000 a Year—and It’s For Sale When Airbnb made a big push to promote homes that fit within unique categories—caves, treehouses, windmills—investor Ryan Duffy, 41, knew he had to capitalize on the moment. He didn’t have a cave or the right spot to build aRead …

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New Housing Model Gives St. Louis Artists an Affordable Path to Ownership

New Housing Model Gives St. Louis Artists an Affordable Path to Ownership

Inside the Midwest Housing Revolution Giving Artists an Affordable Path to Ownership A St. Louis organization is working to revitalize lower- to moderate-income neighborhoods through art—but with a radical twist. Traditionally, artists move into underinvested neighborhoods, add cultural value, and are subsequently priced out when market-rate developers swoop in. The Art Place Initiative (API) isRead …

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As Electric Bill Soar, Homeowners Search for Ways to Stay Cool

As Electric Bill Soar, Homeowners Search for Ways to Stay Cool

As Electric Bills Soar, Homeowners Search for Money-Saving Ways to Stay Cool this Summer It’s summer, and as the temperature rises, so too do energy bills. According to a recent survey from SupplyHouse, nearly three out of four homeowners (77%) say summer energy bills are causing them financial stress. Additionally, 65% say they’ve already cutRead …

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Portland’s New Land Use Fee Schedule: What Homeowners Should Know

Portland’s New Land Use Fee Schedule: What Homeowners Should Know

Portland’s New Land Use Fee Schedule: $229 Middle Housing Partitions, $2,049 Land Division Reviews If you’re planning to split a lot, request a zoning change, or start a larger development project in Portland, the city has published a new fee schedule that sets what those applications will cost. Portland Permitting & Development’s updated fee scheduleRead …

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Bay Area Landlord Tries To Charge Tenants $200 ‘Work From Home’ Fee on Top of $3,250 Rent

Bay Area Landlord Tries To Charge Tenants $200 ‘Work From Home’ Fee on Top of $3,250 Rent

Bay Area Landlord Tries To Charge Tenants $200 ‘Work From Home’ Fee on Top of $3,250 Rent A Walnut Creek, CA, rental has been taken off the market after it received serious backlash for demanding an extra $200 monthly fee from any renter who works from home. The Bay Area rental immediately baffled renters throughoutRead …

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