NYC Wants Landlords To Disclose AI-Edited Listing Photos—Could Your City Be Next?

Apartment hunters in New York City may soon get a warning when the home they’re scrolling looks a little too good to be true. The city is moving to require rental listings to disclose photos that have been altered using artificial intelligence or other digital tools, targeting a new version of an ol

Josh Duhamel Reveals He ‘Still Has’ Home in L.A. After Selling Bachelor Pad—but Admits He Plans To Quit California as Soon as His Son Is 18

Actor Josh Duhamel isn't ready to turn his back on Hollywood altogether—revealing that he will continue to split his time between Los Angeles, his primary residence in North Dakota, and his "prepper" cabin in Minnesota even after selling his longtime California bachelor pad. Duhamel, 53, raised sign

DC City Council Considers Esoteric Tax on Land Values in a Bid To Boost New Development

The District of Columbia could tax land and buildings separately, in a bid to encourage development as Congress tries to cut its ability to raise other taxes. Councilmember Brianne Nadeau introduced a bill last week to shift DC's property taxes to a land tax system. Under that system, the value of t

Lot demand shifts to terms and timing at Forestar, Five Point

In 2024 and early 2025, homebuilders large, medium and small were smitten with the strategic notion of “land light.” In 2026, and for the near future, most everybody is more preoccupied, and rightly so, with “land right.” Many of the U.S.’s most prolific new-construction markets undergoing some form