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Rare San Antonio Mansion Hits the Market With a 1911 Servant Call System and an Attic Ballroom Most Buyers Have Never Seen in a Home Before
A 1911 mansion in San Antonio’s Beacon Hill neighborhood hit the market on August 28, 2026 for $875,000, and it comes with two features most house hunters have never encountered […]
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Tacoma Renter Says Toxic Mold Her Landlord Ignored for Months Left Her With Permanent Lung Scarring, and Now She Is Suing for Retaliation Too
A Tacoma renter says months of untreated mold in her apartment left her with permanent lung scarring, and she’s now suing her landlord not just over the mold but over […]
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Blackstone Is Being Accused of Secretly Overcharging Rent Stabilized Tenants by $30 Million Using a Pricing Trick Housing Advocates Say Broke the Law
A tenant watchdog group is accusing Blackstone of overcharging rent-stabilized tenants at Manhattan’s Frank Gehry-designed 8 Spruce Street tower by more than $30 million, using inflated “listed rents” instead of […]
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Orlando Condo Owners Are Suing Their Own HOA Board After Bank Records Revealed Thousands Spent at Victoria’s Secret and Burberry Instead of Building Repairs
Homeowners at an Orlando condominium community are suing their own homeowners association board, alleging its director imposed a special assessment of $5,000 to $10,000 per unit without proper legal notice, […]
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Marvel Star Chris Evans Just Sold His Hollywood Hills Home at a $1.6 Million Loss So He Could Finally Move Closer to His Family on the East Coast
Chris Evans has closed the sale on his longtime Hollywood Hills home, and the final number underscores how much he wanted out. According to RealityTea, the actor sold the property […]
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Historic Bronzeville Mansion That Once Operated as One of Chicago’s Only Black Owned Hospitals Is Officially for Sale, and Its Walls Hold More History Than Most Passing Buyers Will Ever Realize
A Wheat Trader’s Mansion, Then a Hospital, Then Three Decades of Silence The house at 3736 S. Michigan Avenue in Chicago’s Bronzeville neighborhood has been standing since 1890, back when […]
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Nicole Curtis From HGTV’s Rehab Addict Is Being Sued by the City of Detroit Over a Blighted Nuisance Property, and She Says on Her Own Instagram That She Has Been Sued, Betrayed, and Blackmailed Trying to Save It
The Lawsuit The City of Detroit filed a civil nuisance-abatement lawsuit on July 22, 2026, in Wayne County against former HGTV “Rehab Addict” host Nicole Curtis and her company, Detroit […]
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Chicago Area Homebuyers Are Still Fighting Through Bidding Wars Despite Headlines Insisting This Is Finally a Buyer’s Market, and the Data Shows Exactly Why That Fight Is Far From Over
National headlines have been declaring 2026 a buyer’s market for months, and the numbers back that up almost everywhere — except Chicago. According to Redfin’s July 2026 report, 39 of […]
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Ohio Mansion Comes With a Fully Built German Style Pub Inside Its Own Walls, and the $699,900 Asking Price Includes More Than 8,000 Square Feet for Buyers to Explore Room by Room
A House With Its Own Bar Built Into the Blueprint Most homeowners who want a home bar clear out a corner of the basement, install a countertop, and call it […]
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Airbnb Is Being Sued After a Guest Fell on Stairs With No Handrail at a Palm Beach County Rental Property, and the Lawsuit Raises Real Questions About Who Is Actually Liable When a Listing Turns Dangerous
A Florida man is suing Airbnb after he says he fell from an exterior staircase that had no handrail at a Palm Beach County vacation rental, breaking his wrist and […]