Immigration Cutbacks ‘More Deeply Felt’ for Housing in 2026-27: Harvard

Housing transactions happen for a lot of reasons that real estate professionals are intimately familiar with—new job, new baby, new marriage. In the aggregate, though, most of these events can be classified as “household formations”—in simple terms, a new family is formed, and that family (usually)

Summer Slowdown Sets in as Pending Activity Drops to Lowest Level in 2026

The mid-to-late summer housing market appears to be plodding along, as pending activity in July slipped to a low for the year, according to the latest data from the National Association of Realtors® (NAR). NAR’s Pending Home Sales report found that sales dipped 2.3% month-over-month and 2.2% year-ov

Flock Camera Controversy Spurs Rhode Island Moratorium on Plate-Reading Devices

As Flock cameras and other surveillance technologies spur controversy, Rhode Island is pausing installation of new cameras and studying their effects. Gov. Dan McKee on Tuesday called for a statewide pause on the installation and activation of any new automated license plate reader cameras such as F

Dramatic Mirror House Designed To Reflect Its Natural Surroundings Is Listed for $15 Million in Star-Studded Enclave of Pound Ridge

A striking property with a mirrored exterior that was designed to "seamlessly" blend with its natural surroundings has been brought to the market for $15 million in an exclusive New York enclave. The eye-popping property, which features an exterior made of glass, zinc-coated copper, and stainless st