Home » Market Trends Market Trends $4.4 Million European-Inspired Kentucky Mansion With Enormous Private Pond Is Redefining Luxury Living in the Bluegrass State The enormous property boasts 18 acres of land, at the heart of which sits an extraordinary European-inspired mansion. Read more The ‘Ralph Lauren Christmas’ Trend May Be the Secret To Selling Your Home in the Offseason This holiday decorating trend taking over social media might actually boost your offseason home sale if you lean into the decor. Read more $1 Million Midcentury Modern Ranch House on Lake Michigan Holds a Wild Surprise in the Basement A seemingly unassuming property that sits mere feet from the waters of Lake Michigan has drawn huge interest from buyers. Read more Filmmaker Neil Burger and Architect Diana Kellogg’s ‘Secret’ Tribeca Compound Lists for $30 Million Filmmaker Neil Burger and architect Diana Kellogg are looking to part ways with the unique legacy compound they custom-designed in New York. Read more Revealed: Top 10 Desirable Metros Where Homes Still Cost Less Than $300,000 Realtor.com has highlighted 10 desirable metros with homes less than $300K—which is an impressive $125,000 below the national median. Read more Disney’s First ‘Storyliving’ Community Welcomes Residents to a Real-Life Happiest Place on Earth Residents officially began moving into Disney's first-ever residential Storyliving community in Rancho Mirage, CA, earlier this year. Read more Rhode Island Has No Affordable Cities Left for Homebuyers or Renters Due to Construction and Zoning Hurdles None of Rhode Island's 39 municipalities is affordable for local residents to buy a home or rent without feeling financial constraint. Read more Federal Government Shutdown Reopening Eases Housing Strain The housing market is trying to get back to normal as the government starts reopening, but don't expect immediate relief. Read more The Lemon Home Trap: The States Where Move-In-Ready Houses Hide Major Problems New data shows where homes are most likely to hide costly defects—from failing roofs to crumbling foundations. Read more Arkansas Is Winning in Affordability and Homebuilding: Can Gov. Sanders Keep It Going? Arkansas is emerging as a housing success story, keeping affordability strong while construction stays steady. Read more
$4.4 Million European-Inspired Kentucky Mansion With Enormous Private Pond Is Redefining Luxury Living in the Bluegrass State The enormous property boasts 18 acres of land, at the heart of which sits an extraordinary European-inspired mansion. Read more
The ‘Ralph Lauren Christmas’ Trend May Be the Secret To Selling Your Home in the Offseason This holiday decorating trend taking over social media might actually boost your offseason home sale if you lean into the decor. Read more
$1 Million Midcentury Modern Ranch House on Lake Michigan Holds a Wild Surprise in the Basement A seemingly unassuming property that sits mere feet from the waters of Lake Michigan has drawn huge interest from buyers. Read more
Filmmaker Neil Burger and Architect Diana Kellogg’s ‘Secret’ Tribeca Compound Lists for $30 Million Filmmaker Neil Burger and architect Diana Kellogg are looking to part ways with the unique legacy compound they custom-designed in New York. Read more
Revealed: Top 10 Desirable Metros Where Homes Still Cost Less Than $300,000 Realtor.com has highlighted 10 desirable metros with homes less than $300K—which is an impressive $125,000 below the national median. Read more
Disney’s First ‘Storyliving’ Community Welcomes Residents to a Real-Life Happiest Place on Earth Residents officially began moving into Disney's first-ever residential Storyliving community in Rancho Mirage, CA, earlier this year. Read more
Rhode Island Has No Affordable Cities Left for Homebuyers or Renters Due to Construction and Zoning Hurdles None of Rhode Island's 39 municipalities is affordable for local residents to buy a home or rent without feeling financial constraint. Read more
Federal Government Shutdown Reopening Eases Housing Strain The housing market is trying to get back to normal as the government starts reopening, but don't expect immediate relief. Read more
The Lemon Home Trap: The States Where Move-In-Ready Houses Hide Major Problems New data shows where homes are most likely to hide costly defects—from failing roofs to crumbling foundations. Read more
Arkansas Is Winning in Affordability and Homebuilding: Can Gov. Sanders Keep It Going? Arkansas is emerging as a housing success story, keeping affordability strong while construction stays steady. Read more