Over a year after the historic tax code overhaul, less than half of homebuyers say that tax reform has had an effect on their home search.
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This mixed-use condominium will offer sustainable homes, amenities, and expansive outdoor spaces within Manhattan’s new downtown. …
“Instead of building another bar or a simple eatery, the team voted for what amounts to a test kitchen,” said Ko General Manager Su Wong Ruiz. “This is our playground where we don’t have to take…
Bobby Berk, Queer Eye’s interior design expert, shares tips to help you find and design your dream home.
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Prepare to increase your screen time as you burn calories. The latest fitness craze cuts down on commuting and brings expert instruction into the comfort of your own home. Depending on your exercise style, there’s a…
With the arrival of May, many homeowners’ thoughts turn to backyard barbecues, lazy days by the pool and spending time with family and friends. Outdoor spaces have become an important amenity for homeowners, and if you’re…
A rare Frank Lloyd Wright home designed by the renowned architect is on the market for $1.2 million. …
Let’s talk about the Black Homeownership Paradox and why the black homeownership rate isn’t any higher today than when the 1968 Fair Housing Act became law. …
Let’s talk about the Black Homeownership Paradox and why the black homeownership rate isn’t any higher today than when the 1968 Fair Housing Act became law. …
Despite widespread, legal housing discrimination in the 1950s, the number of black households that owned their own homes increased 20% from 1950 to 1970 but, somehow, the black homeownership rate is essentially the same today as…