Older Homeowners Hold Record Equity, but Rising Bills Could Leave Less for Their Heirs

Older Americans are expected to pass down trillions in housing wealth, but new data shows that the rising costs of homeownership may be threatening that inheritance. Homeowners aged 65 and older had the highest cost-burden rate of any age group in 2024, with 28% spending more than 30% of their incom

Harvard Study Reveals the Real Reason the Housing Crisis Isn’t Getting Better

Population growth might be slowing, and more apartments and homes are going unsold and unoccupied. But that doesn't mean the nation's affordability challenges are getting better. Depressed demand and harsh affordability challenges are the defining stories of 2026, according to the Harvard Joint Cent

‘SNL’ Alum Leslie Jones Takes Aim at Vacation Rental Disasters in New HGTV Series ‘Roast My Rental’

"Saturday Night Live" alum Leslie Jones is bringing her signature no-holds-barred humor to the world of vacation rentals in a brand-new HGTV series that promises plenty of laughs and dramatic property transformations. The comedian has teamed up with renovation expert Jasmine Roth for "Roast My Renta

Is 2026 the Beginning of the End for Homeowner Property Taxes? These State Lawmakers Think So

Property taxes may not end with a bang, but with a billion-dollar whimper, as a growing revolt seeks to kill the tax that funds schools and many public services. While state lawmakers have tinkered around the edges of property tax reform for decades—capping increases, compressing rates, and carving