Sorry, don’t buy Senate brief: “The facts: The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act” won’t work unless amended 

HUD’s own research shows that, for more than 50 years, lawmakers and public officials have repeatedly promised fixes that never materialized. The Senate ironically proves their bill won’t work in their own U.S. Senate brief. “Myth 5: The ROAD to Housing Act preempts local zoning decisions. Fact: By

Total Home Sales in 2025 Were Weakest in 14 Years, New Analysis Shows

Total sales of homes across the U.S. remained tepid in 2025 for the third year in a row, hitting their lowest level in 14 years, according to a new analysis from the Realtor.com® economic research team. Combined sales of new and existing homes, which are usually reported separately, were at 4.741 mi

The Living Room Has Vanished: More Renters Are Trading Communal Space for Affordability

While rent has become more affordable over the past few years, the national average cost of $1,672 per month is still a pretty penny for many—particularly for those who are trying to juggle debt with everyday living expenses. That’s why some renters are thinking outside the box and intentionally for

Historic Spanish-Style Mansion Next to the Vice President’s Official Residence Hits the Market for $10.75 Million

A historic mansion that sits near the vice president's official residence in Washington, DC's exclusive Observatory Circle has hit the market for the first time in more than a decade—with an asking price of $10.75 million. The Heurich-Parks House offers many an impressive amenity, but it is the prop