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Minnesota Architect Turned a Rusting Grain Elevator Into His Family Home Complete With an Indoor Slide and His Own Climbing Wall
Scott Dahms paid $15,000 in February 2017 for a rusting grain elevator on a gravel road outside Sabin, Minnesota, then spent the better part of a year living in a […]
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Tech Workers Cashing Out Their AI Startup Shares Are Driving San Francisco Bidding Wars a Full Million Dollars Over the Asking Price
144 San Francisco homes sold for at least $1 million over their asking price in the first half of 2026, up from just 8 during the same stretch of 2025, […]
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Families Are Secretly Nominating Unsuspecting Loved Ones for Surprise Room Makeovers on HGTV’s Playful New Fall Series
HGTV’s newest series turns home renovation into a covert operation, with families secretly enlisting the network’s crew to overhaul a loved one’s space while that person has no idea it’s […]
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Airbnb Searches in Ann Arbor Jumped One Hundred Sixty Percent as Michigan Fans Scrambled for Rentals Before the Big Home Game
Airbnb searches for stays in Ann Arbor, Michigan, spiked more than 160% in the run-up to Saturday’s Michigan-Oklahoma football game, according to a report from MLive, as fans hunted for […]
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Chicago Homeowners Finally Got a Squatter Out of Their South Side House and Then Nearly Lost the Whole Home to Foreclosure Anyway
Marcia and Carlon Lee spent months fighting to get an alleged squatter out of their South Side Chicago home. Now that the house is finally theirs again, a foreclosure notice […]
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HGTV Is Turning a Real Life Haunted Ohio Mansion Into a Renovation Battleground for Its Brand New Fall Competition Series
HGTV is sending six designers to live inside one of Ohio’s most notorious haunted houses for a month, and the network is betting the fear factor sells as well as […]
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San Francisco Officials Sue Over a Forged Deed Scheme That Let Strangers Claim a Four Million Dollar Vacant Mansion Eight Times in a Year
San Francisco’s city attorney has sued two people accused of forging the deed to a $4.4 million Sea Cliff mansion eight separate times in just over a year, according to […]
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New York’s Attorney General Just Filed the State’s First Ever Lawsuits Over Landlords Caught Dodging a Brand New Rent Stabilization Registration Law
New York Attorney General Letitia James has filed the state’s first lawsuits under a new rent stabilization compliance law, and the two Brooklyn landlords named as test cases give a […]
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Real Estate Investors Are Retreating From the Housing Market at a Pace Nobody Predicted, and Everyday Families Are Finally Facing Less Competition
Real estate investors pulled back from the single-family housing market by a margin nobody had forecast this year, and for a family shopping for a first or second home, that […]
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Cash Buyers Are Pulling Back From the Housing Market Faster Than Everyone Else, and It Is Quietly Changing Who Actually Wins Every Bidding War
Cash buyers are leaving the housing market faster than the housing market itself is slowing down, and the gap between those two numbers is quietly reshaping who wins a bidding […]