‘I’m Obviously Going to Be Painted As the Heel’

Over a half-melted peanut-butter açai bowl at a picnic table in the Bronx’s Pelham Bay neighborhood, Kenny Burgos explains why rents for nearly a million apartments in New York need to go up. “The Bronx, to this day, has buildings that are almost 100 percent — if not 100 percent — regulated,” he ...

Journey Easier With Smart Features & Traveler Programs at Orlando International Airport

Benefit from special programs, smart features and more at Orlando International Airport.

This Miami Metro Is One of the Most Competitive Seller’s Markets in Florida—Here’s Why

The spring selling season is here and in Florida, a Miami metro is remaining a seller's market. Coral Springs had the lowest supply of inventory in Broward County, according to February real estate data from the Miami Association of Realtors®. Active inventory dropped 37% compared with a year ago, l

Arizona housing reform push would curb HOA, design mandates

After failing to turn starter-home legislation into law, Arizona lawmakers are advancing two bills that would curb local control over design standards, homeowners associations and contractor licensing – a renewed attempt to chip away at costs amid the state’s housing shortage. Lawmakers are close to