Veteran housing policy needs a preservation strategy 

America has made a promise to its veterans. Their service will be honored not just in words, but in how they live long after they return home. Yet much of the national conversation around veteran housing remains focused on homelessness and affordability, while less attention is paid to whether aging

Continuity is becoming the new competitive advantage in homebuilder sales

For decades, the homebuying journey followed a relatively predictable path. Buyers would visit communities, meet with sales representatives to gather information and gradually move toward a purchase decision. Today, that process looks dramatically different. Modern homebuyers move fluidly between we

Looking To Score Free World Cup Tickets? Renting a Home Could Help You Snag Them

The staggering cost of tickets for the 2026 FIFA World Cup has caused widespread upset among soccer fans—but now, some relief is in sight after short-term rental company Airbnb vowed to give away more than 1,300 free tickets to customers who lease one of its properties during the tournament. Airbnb

Heather Rae El Moussa Says She and Husband Tarek ‘Feel Violated’ After $5.2 Million Home Was ‘Ransacked’ by ‘Cruel, Heartless People’

Heather Rae El Moussa has seemingly taken aim at the "cruel, heartless people" who broke into the Newport Beach, CA, home she shares with husband Tarek El Moussa and their son, after it was revealed that the property was "ransacked" by thieves while the couple was on vacation. Just before news of th