A growing trend of states taxing wealthy second-homeowners is sparking outrage among brokers and buyers. Critics argue these taxes could hurt local economies that rely on affluent residents.
After decades of living stateless, Karina Ambartsoumian-Clough finally owns a home in Asbury Park. Discover her inspiring journey and the struggles faced by stateless individuals in the U.S.
Disturbing reports of squirrels covered in painful sores are alarming homeowners across the US and Canada. Experts warn that backyard bird feeders may be spreading a common but grotesque condition among these rodents.
Terrence Dwyer found the perfect solution for solar energy with a plug-in system on his deck. As tax credits for rooftop solar fade, these affordable options are gaining traction across the U.S. Learn how they could change energy consumption for homeowners!
Joel and Kathryn Friedman are among many homeowners delaying sales due to hefty capital gains taxes. With potential bipartisan efforts to eliminate this tax, will more retirees be able to downsize?
President Trump is mulling over the elimination of capital gains taxes on home sales, backed by Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene. What could this mean for millions of homeowners? Discover the potential impacts and who stands to benefit from this proposal!
A leading economist warns that the housing market is deteriorating, with home sales and prices set to slump unless mortgage rates drop soon. Unprecedented challenges are looming for homeowners and the economy.
A powerful flash flood in southern New Mexico has left at least three people missing and caused extensive damage in Ruidoso, with emergency crews conducting over 85 swift water rescues amid rising waters and fallen homes.
Discover the reality of Gen Z HENRYs—high earners living paycheck to paycheck. With soaring inflation and unrealistic financial expectations, learn how this unique demographic navigates their six-figure incomes and housing challenges.
Rooftop solar in the U.S. is at risk as a GOP budget bill seeks to eliminate federal tax credits, potentially causing a 60% drop in installations by 2026. This could significantly raise energy costs for homeowners, especially low-income families.
