Cheap Money Built a Generation of Wealth. What Happens to Housing When It’s Gone?

Central bankers gathered in Bangkok this week are confronting a possibility with enormous implications for household wealth: Cheap money may not be coming back. “There is a global fight for money,” European central bank policymaker Martins Kazaks told Reuters, pointing to the enormous capital demand

St. Louis Wants To Build a $3 Billion Tech Hub—but the Data Center Anchoring It Is Sparking Backlash

Best known as America's historic brewing capital, St. Louis is seeking to reinvent itself as a regional tech hub by rolling out the red carpet for a sprawling new technology park anchored by a giant data center—a project that has drawn public backlash and triggered legal battles. A city of roughly 2

This $7 Million Art Deco Miami Beach Penthouse Features Hand-Painted Murals and a Massive Private Rooftop

Miami Beach is known for its vibrant culture and stunning art deco architecture. Now, a striking penthouse that channels everything the coastal resort town has to offer has hit the market for $6.99 million. Casa Mar, owned by Ximena Caminos—a co-founder of Faena Art—is an oceanfront abode spanning 3

How I Fought To Save My Elaborate Halloween Display From One, Disgruntled Neighbor

The Craigslist ad was just three words: Free Halloween decorations. That was all Nate Taylor, 49, a part-time DJ and stay-at-home dad in Traverse City, MI, needed. He met the woman giving away a holiday collection spanning 20 years. “Really, ma’am? You want us to take this?” he asked. She was downsi