HGTV Launches Tyler Cameron-Led Dating Show That Will See Singles Snooping Through Homes of Potential Partners In Quest for Love

HGTV is putting a real estate spin on romance with a new dating series that will see singles searching for love—one home at a time. The home network is hoping to tug at viewers' heartstrings with its all-new series, "Let's Go Back to Your Place," which will be hosted by former "Bachelorette" heartth

California Cities Are Evading State Mandates To Build More Housing, Lawsuits Claim

Pro-housing groups have filed a set of lawsuits accusing three California cities of unfairly blocking more housing development near transit. The lawsuits from the nonprofit Californians for Homeownership accuse San Diego, San Francisco, and Montebello of putting up barriers that contravene Senate Bi

Will Blackouts Be America’s Next Housing Emergency?

Nearly two weeks after severe storms ripped through Northwest Indiana, thousands of homes and businesses were still waiting for the lights to come back on. The delay prompted Gov. Mike Braun to call for a state investigation into the utility provider’s storm preparation. “NIPSCO is a monopoly utilit

Homebuilders See Material Costs Jump 6.7% in a Year, Squeezing Profit Margins

The cost of key materials used for building homes has increased by 6.7% over the previous year, according to a new survey. Homebuilders who responded to the National Association of Home Builders/Wells Fargo Housing Market Index (HMI) survey for July 2026 reported steep increases in material costs, w