He Designed Beverly Hills’ Most Expensive Estate—Now His Personal $4.2 Million South Pasadena Sanctuary Is for Sale

A legacy compound in South Pasadena, CA, built in 1978 and designed by architect Bob Ray Offenhauser as his family’s private sanctuary, has just hit the market for the first time in nearly 50 years. Offenhauser, who died in 2016, is best known for having designed some of the most opulent estates, in

America’s Homes Are Aging and Crumbling, but Homeowner Equity Is Going Elsewhere

The U.S. isn’t just dealing with a housing inventory shortage. It’s living with an aging housing stock that badly needs updates and repairs. New analysis from Harvard University’s Joint Center for Housing Studies finds that 1 in 4 homeowners lives in a home built before 1960, and millions of these h

Woman Suing Former eXp Agents for Assault Reaches Settlement, Other Cases Still Ongoing

After three years, a closely watched lawsuit centered on alleged sex trafficking and assaults at eXp events reached a settlement, just a few days after the trial began. The lawsuit, filed by eXp agent Anya Roberts against two former eXp recruiters—David Golden and Michael Bjorkman—reached a confiden

The Villages Seeks $180 Million Cash Infusion To Fund 800-Acre Expansion of the Florida Retirement Community

The Villages, the largest master-planned community in the United States, is taking strides to become even bigger following a recent investment meeting. Already sitting on 57,000 acres with over 170,000 residents, the Florida development aimed at retirees plans to issue almost $180 million in high-yi