WeWork CEO says tariff uncertainty is actually good for his business: ‘Who’s prepared to commit to a 10- or 15-year lease?’
“With all the uncertainty around tariffs, who’s prepared to commit to a 10- or 15-year lease?” WeWork CEO John Santora told Semafor.
Financially independent real-estate investors are starting with a simple but overlooked step before even looking at properties
Many financially independent real estate investors get started by attending a local meetup or networking event.
5 years ago, only 85 US cities had starter homes that cost at least $1 million. Now there are 233.
The Zillow data illuminates just how difficult it is for buyers to purchase homes, even in cities and states once considered relatively affordable.
I visited one of the best golf clubs in America in Jackson Hole. It felt like a millionaire’s playground.
Jackson Hole’s Shooting Star Golf Club is a members-only oasis with a top-ranked golf course designed by Tom Fazio.
Some Airbnb hosts aren’t getting the NFL Draft payday they expected
One host slashed her Airbnb’s nightly rate by more than 80% after the initial hype over Green Bay, Wisconsin, hosting the NFL Draft died down.
A couple used a beginner-friendly but ‘unconventional’ real estate strategy to fast-track their way to early retirement
“We haven’t had a mortgage payment since 2016 — that’s the last time I made a mortgage payment without having renters.”
I grew up in the US and lived in England, but I later found my forever home on a completely different continent
I moved from the US to Australia 28 years ago. From the lively cities to the public healthcare system, Australia has been a breath of fresh air.
‘Demand is through the roof’: inside America’s trailer park boom
There’s a new real estate trend sweeping the nation: Americans are buying up mobile homes — and flipping them for big profits.
Home values in these 10 states are most at risk from Trump’s trade war
Residents of these 10 states could see their job and housing markets take a serious hit from Trump’s trade policies.
How one couple ‘house hacked’ their way to early retirement in 6.5 years
After years of unconventional living, one couple fully replaced their salaries with their rental income and retired in their 30s.
I couldn’t afford rent in Paris, so I moved in with 12 priests
I moved to Paris for college but my grant didn’t cover rent. I found a room in a rectory with 12 priests and other students, and I loved it.
My wife and I wanted a bigger apartment, so we signed a lease with her sister. It’s like an endless sleepover.
My sister-in-law became our roommate right before our wedding so we could afford our dream apartment. It was the best decision we ever made.
A Gen Xer left California to start a business in a retiree hot spot in Mexico. His only regret is that he didn’t do it sooner.
Malahki Thorn left California to escape wildfire risks and start a new business in Puerto Vallarta’s booming real estate market.
9 states where homeowners’ insurance costs are expected to increase the most this year
Louisiana, Iowa, and Hawaii top the list of states that are expected to see the sharpest increases by end of 2025.
The housing market was showing signs of thawing. Trump’s trade war has thrown a wrench in.
The 30-year fixed mortgage rate snapped six straight weekly declines amid Trump tariffs.
Zillow just started an all-out war over real estate listings
Zillow wants home listings to be available for anyone to see. But its new rule could make searching for real estate more confusing for everyone.
Bill Gates’ former waterfront mansion on Florida’s exclusive Jupiter Island is on sale for $23.5 million. See inside.
The Jupiter Island home boasts waterfront views, upscale amenities, and a major price hike.
My twin sister and I decided to buy a house together. I’m getting cold feet, but we put in an offer anyway.
My twin sister and I want to buy a house together. I worry what would happen if one of us gets into a serious relationship or needs to move.
We moved to a farm in rural Maine because we thought homesteading would save us money. It didn’t.
I thought homesteading would save us money on groceries and allow us to be self-sufficient. I was wrong, but we still love our farm.
A little-known vacation-rental company poked fun at Airbnb with a pointed billboard
Savvy, a Texas-based platform that promises no fees for hosts and guests, took aim at bigger rivals Airbnb and Vrbo with a new billboard.