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Manhattan Renters Sue Blackstone Claiming Their Landlord Erased Discounts Then Quietly Raised Rent Stabilized Leases by Millions
Tenant advocacy group Housing Rights Initiative has sued Blackstone, alleging the private equity giant overcharged renters at its Frank Gehry-designed 8 Spruce Street tower in Manhattan by more than $30 […]
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Kentucky Moving Company Operated Illegally for Nearly a Decade Before a Judge Finally Stepped In and Shut It Down for Good
A Franklin County Circuit Court judge has permanently barred Louisville-based Margaret’s Movers from operating anywhere in Kentucky, closing out a case the state’s Attorney General’s office says involved nearly a […]
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Georgia Homeowner Was Ordered to Pay Seventy Three Thousand Dollars in Legal Fees Over One Unapproved Backyard Pool Structure
A Georgia homeowner has been ordered to pay $73,000 in attorney fees, on top of $6,475 in unpaid fines, after losing a court fight with his homeowners association over an […]
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Home Affordability Finally Ticked Upward Even as August Sales Cooled, Giving Weary Buyers Their First Real Reason for Hope
The typical American household got a little more breathing room in the housing market last month. The National Association of Realtors reported that its Housing Affordability Index climbed to 104.7 […]
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Military Family’s Retirement Move From Hawaii to Florida Turned Into a Week Long Nightmare After Their Moving Truck Crashed in Arizona
Bert and Alejandra Wing paid AMS Transport LLC $12,250 to move their household goods from Honolulu to Florida last summer, the final leg of a military career headed into retirement. […]
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Ohio Sculptor Built This Corner Free House by Hand With Student Volunteers and It Is for Sale for the First Time in Decades
A house with no corners has gone up for sale in Lake County, Ohio, for the first time in more than two decades, and its walls were shaped by hand, […]
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New York Homeowners Association Lost Its Court Fight to Fine Neighbors Over Their Backyard Ice Skating Rinks Every Single Winter
A New York homeowners association spent two winters fining a Clarence family $100 a week for keeping an ice rink up in the wrong part of their yard, and a […]
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One Summer House Swept Three National Awards for Blending Smart Technology So Seamlessly Into Its Design That Guests Never Notice It
A Texas-designed residence called Casa de Verano just picked up three national honors at the 2026 CEDIA Smart Home Awards Americas, with judges singling it out for weaving automation into […]
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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, […]