How 250 Years of Federal Policy Minted a $48.7T Housing Market—and What’s Next for Tomorrow’s Buyers
As the U.S. prepares to celebrate its 250th birthday on Saturday, now is the perfect time to look back at how the nation has historically helped its citizens fulfill the American dream of homeownership, and what's in store for the next generation of homebuyers. A new report from Realtor.com® examine
A Failing Roof Led Her To Buy Her Mom’s House—and Take On the Cost of Aging in Place
Alyson Austin was stranded at her mother’s home in Maine when she began to see how much the house had aged. It was March 2020, and Austin had come east from California for her mother Gail’s 85th birthday. But as pandemic shutdowns stretched her visit longer than expected, she noticed a roof past its
One of Sonoma County’s Oldest Surviving Homes Is Listed for $3.9 Million—158 Years After It Was Built for Pioneering Settler
One of the oldest homes in California's wine country has been brought to the market for the first time in more than a decade—having changed hands on only a few occasions since it was built for one of Sonoma County's most prominent "pioneering settlers." Built in 1868, the four-bedroom, two-bathroom
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