How Georgia’s Last-Minute Property Tax Deal Got Rolled Into a Hemp Bill—and What It Signals Beyond the State

It was a dramatic sine die in Georgia: a session-ending scramble with lawmakers racing to deliver property tax relief for embattled homeowners before time ran out. When the original vehicle for reform, HB 1116, failed in the Senate, key pieces of the package were folded into SB 33, a bill originally

Leading Real Estate Companies of the World Honors Top Member Firms and Individuals at Annual Awards Gala

Above, Victor Arlandi, second from left, and Kevin Arlandi, third from left, of Central Real Estate Argentina accept the Brokerage Leadership Award from LeadingRE Chairperson of the Board Michael Saunders, left, (Michael Saunders & Company) and LeadingRE President/CEO Paul Boomsma, far right. Leadin

Howard Stern and Wife Beth Are Sued by Former Assistant Over Claims They Created ‘Hostile Work Environment’ at $50 Million Hamptons Mansion

Radio host Howard Stern and his wife, Beth, are being sued by a former assistant over claims that they created a "hostile work environment" at their sprawling Hamptons estate, where she says she was employed to help with everything from staff management to feline rescue operations. Leslie Kuhn filed

The rumors aren’t true. Housing market crash unlikely despite war, high rates

A U.S. housing market crash remains extremely unlikely in 2026 even as the war in Iran strains buyer psychology, according to Logan Mohtashami, lead economic analyst for HousingWire. The conflict with Iran has sent mortgage rates higher over the last five weeks, from a low of 5.99% to a high of 6.64