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San Francisco Renters Are Now Bidding Against Each Other for Apartments the Exact Same Way Homebuyers Fight Over Houses, and the AI Hiring Boom Is the Reason Rents Are Spiking All Over Again
San Francisco’s rental market is behaving like its home-buying market did during the pandemic’s worst bidding wars, only this time the fight is over apartments. Asking rents in the city […]
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Priced Out Homebuyers Are Ditching Expensive Metros for Quieter, Cheaper Towns Most People Have Never Even Heard of, and the Relocation Data Shows Exactly Where All of Them Are Landing
The Great Quiet Migration North Port, Florida had 11,973 residents in 1990. It has just under 101,000 now, and it added roughly 4,275 more people in the past year alone […]
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St. Louis’s Most Notoriously Haunted Mansion, Carrying a Real Family Tragedy Behind Its Reputation for Over a Century, Has Officially Hit the Market Again for Anyone Brave Enough to Buy It
The Lemp Mansion in St. Louis’s Benton Park neighborhood is back on the market, listed at $3.9 million with the adjoining Lemp Stables offered separately at $2.8 million, according to […]
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Florida Grandmother Has Been Living as a Fugitive for Months Over Unpaid HOA Fines That Started With Holiday Lights and a Parking Ticket, and She Still Fears the Day Police Finally Catch up With Her
Ying Pang has not been home in months. The elderly homeowner in the Beacon Woods community of Hudson, Florida, in Pasco County, fled the state after a judge issued a […]
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Adriana Lima Just Sold Her Brentwood Mansion Equipped With AI Powered Cameras and a Laser Beam Security System, and the Buyer Is Inheriting a House That Quite Literally Watches Back
The Sale Adriana Lima has sold her Brentwood, Los Angeles mansion for $12.96 million, closing out a listing that had spent months on the market after debuting at $15.995 million, […]
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HGTV Just Renewed Its Biggest House Flipping Shows for Another Season Even as the Real House Flipping Market Keeps Slowing Down Nationwide, and the Disconnect Says a Lot About Reality TV Timing
Ty Pennington is back on ladders and job sites for a seventh season of “Rock the Block,” and Christina Haack, Tarek El Moussa, and Heather Rae El Moussa are returning […]
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Oregon Regulators Just Extended a Rule Blocking Insurers From Dropping Wildfire Area Homeowners From Their Policies, and the Pause Buys Residents More Time Before Their Next Renewal Notice Arrives
Oregon Buys Wildfire Homeowners More Time Oregon’s Division of Financial Regulation has extended its emergency order blocking insurance companies from canceling or refusing to renew homeowners policies in wildfire-affected areas, […]
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Boston’s Infamous September 1st Moving Day Turned Genuinely Chaotic Again This Year as Rain Soaked Moving Trucks and Left Plenty of Renters Stranded Right Outside Their Brand New Apartments
Wet Boxes, Sleepless Nights and a Fifth-Floor Surprise Margarita Gomez had already seen enough by mid-morning. Furniture piled on sidewalks, trucks double-parked with their hazards blinking, and now rain soaking […]
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Chicago Sued Airbnb and One of Its Most Active Hosts for Allegedly Running an Illegal Short Term Rental Operation Hundreds of Times Over, and the City Says It Wants Real Penalties This Time
City Files Suit Over Hundreds of Alleged Violations The City of Chicago filed a lawsuit in Cook County Circuit Court on June 23, 2026, against Airbnb Inc., Airbnb Living LLC, […]
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San Clemente Condo Owners Just Got Hit With a Sudden $26,000 Emergency Assessment From Their Own HOA, and the Numbers Behind That so Called Emergency Roof Repair Do Not Add up the Way the Board Claims
Beverly Albright is 81 years old and has lived at the Villa Moura condominium complex in San Clemente, California, long enough to call it the place she worked her whole […]