Sustainable Earth Home Made From Mud and Old Cans Hits the Market in Colorado for $1.3 Million

An eco-friendly, sustainable earth home that is tucked away on a lush, green parcel in Colorado Springs' Black Forest has just landed on the market for $1.3 million. Hand-crafted in 1997 using recycled materials, the residence was constructed from more than 1,500 recycled tires, mud, aluminum cans,

Michigan Cherry Farmers Are Selling Their Prize Orchards as Economic Pressure Grows

Known as the "Cherry Capital of the World," Traverse City, MI, is home to orchards that produce roughly 75% of the world's tart cherries. But a combination of economic pressure, development demand, and generational turnover is lately pushing more cherry farmers to put their prize orchards on the mar

New federal funding a mixed bag for housing programs

U.S. House appropriators unveiled a fiscal 2027 spending bill that includes the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), with proposed cuts drawing criticism from housing advocates. The Transportation, Housing and Urban Development and Related Agencies Appropriations (THUD) Act, 2027, appr

Meet the AI platform giving every agent a personal coach

For some real estate brokers and team leaders, coaching can be difficult to scale. Individual coaching offers more personalized guidance but can be costly, while group training reaches more agents but may not address each agent’s specific needs. Phillip Gagnon, founder and CEO of broker management p