Hey, golfers. Want a putting green? Here's how much money you'll have to sink into the project.
Some homeowners have taken puttering around the house to a whole new level, installing backyard golf greens to shore up their short games.
Looking to meet your neighbors? Try adding a mural.
Like many Americans, 2020 brought changes for Aisha Devrouax.
Florida dispute ends in sudden removal of 100 trees and shrubs homeowner planted
The sound of hammering and the roar of heavy machinery woke 28-year-old Mitchell Akullian one Tuesday morning before his 7:30 a.m. alarm. The marketing analyst padded through his childhood Key West-style house in Tavernier, one of the connecting islands between the Florida mainland and Key West. The noise grew louder as Akullian neared one of the windows.
Proposal calls for allowing more housing where trains stop in California
A California state senator is pushing a bill that would open property around major city and suburban train stations for new housing development.
Struggling with affordable housing, some Vermonters care to share
Mickey Davis is a spry, 87-year-old great-grandmother. Her housemate Charles DuGood, a Pokémon card collector who wants to be a paleontologist, turned 31 in January.
This state was just named best in the country for third year in a row
For the third consecutive year, Utah has been named the “best state” in the United States.
Chicago county sees $2 billion property tax burden shift to homeowners
Businesses in Chicago and its suburbs were granted billions in property tax reductions in recent years. As a result, homeowners paid about $2 billion more, with a disproportionate amount falling onto homeowners in Black and Latino areas, according to an analysis of assessment appeals from the office of Cook County Treasurer Maria Pappas.
'We were a hidden gem.' Pacific Palisades residents reckon with rebuilding.
Kimberly Stepp is staying in Pacific Palisades. The cofounder and principal at the Stepp Commercial brokerage firm proclaims her loyalty to the neighborhood as she stands on a burned-out stretch at 843-847 Via De La Paz watching a crew clear debris from the site that once held her office. She's waiting for smoke remediation to be completed on her nearby home so she and her kids can move back in.
Meet the Chicago agent taking intimate home tours to the masses
People might not recognize Dean Lauvina’s face, but it’s his voice that gives him away when he says, “How much rent do you pay in Chicago?”
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