Real Estate

Virtual home tours have reshaped how Americans buy and sell houses, replacing many elements of the traditional open-house model. With 3D walkthroughs, drone footage, and AI-enhanced staging, buyers now make…

First-time homebuyers across America are questioning whether the traditional American Dream is fading as home prices soar, mortgage rates hit decades-long highs, and wages fall behind. This article explores the…

Home prices across the United States continue rising despite historically high mortgage rates—driven by severe housing shortages, demographic pressure, construction bottlenecks, and investor activity. Limited supply, record-low inventory, and strong…

Luxury homes are embracing a bold new feature — the underground pool. From hidden subterranean swim-spaces to vault-like wellness basins beneath the surface, this trend is redefining high-end residential luxury.…

Millennials and Gen Z are increasingly moving away from traditional homeownership, driven by high housing costs, shifting lifestyle priorities, and evolving financial realities. This article explores the root causes, real-life examples,…

If you’ve been renting and waiting for the right moment to buy, your opportunity may be arriving. With average 30-year fixed mortgage rates dipping toward the 6% range, smart buyers…

Climate change isn’t just about rising temperatures—it’s quietly reshaping the real estate market. Homes in flood-prone, wildfire-susceptible, or hurricane-exposed areas are losing value as buyers increasingly factor environmental risk into…

Home values in five U.S. states are quietly accelerating past major markets like California and New York, thanks to surging demand, relative affordability, and strong migration trends. This article uncovers…

A new kind of housing boom is emerging in 2025—one that’s unfolding far away from traditional big-city centers. While buyers fixate on expensive metros, “hidden markets” in smaller and mid-sized…

Across America, the most powerful real-estate investors are quietly shifting their attention from crowded, overpriced big-city markets to smaller, overlooked metros. The reason isn’t just affordability—it’s a new economic and…