Rents Are Falling in This City—but Relief for Some Could Still Be 474 Years Away

Dallas–Fort Worth, TX, has spent years adding apartments at a pace that’s pushed rents down 2.9% from a year earlier, according to Realtor.com® data. But a new analysis suggests that it would take an estimated 474 years for that same relief to reach its most cost-burdened residents. That’s nearly th

Key New Year’s Tax Deadline May Loom for Florida—Will It Sway More Out-of-State Buyers?

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis recently unveiled an ambitious plan that would eliminate property taxes on the majority of owner-occupied homes in the state. But so far, real estate agents say a potential deadline to reap the benefits hasn't had much impact on the market. DeSantis says his Save Our Homes

Katherine Heigl Lists Her Custom Utah Mansion for $10.6 Million—14 Years After Quitting L.A. for Quiet Mountain Life

Actress Katherine Heigl is saying goodbye to her longtime Utah retreat—14 years after she took a step back from the Hollywood spotlight in order to enjoy a quieter life with her family at the extraordinary mountain home. Now, as she prepares to turn the page on the next chapter of her life, the 47-y

EXCLUSIVE: The World’s Shortest Married Couple Reveal Ingenious Ways They’ve Upgraded Their Home To Fit Their Unique Needs

A Brazilian husband and wife who hold the Guinness World Record for the "world's shortest married couple" are opening up about the ways in which they have customized their marital home in order to fit their special needs as they share a glimpse into their relationship in a new reality series. Paulo