A midcentury-modern house in Kinderhook, a two-bedroom condominium in Atlanta and a three-bedroom home in Austin.

There’s more than one way to show them off stylishly in your home. Here’s how the pros do it.

Here’s what young people from coast to coast are saying about how they manage to keep a roof over their heads.

A tenant complained to the management company about problems in her building in Jackson Heights, without success. Now she is waiting for her day in court.

A ranch house in Calabasas, a cabin in South Lake Tahoe and a rowhouse in San Francisco.

The situation potentially involves several city agencies, but you can start by filling out a complaint through 311.

Finding an apartment in Brooklyn isn’t easy, but one interior designer had an advantage over other buyers: She wasn’t afraid to live in a tiny space.

This week’s properties are in Hamilton Heights, Gramercy Park and Prospect Heights.

This week’s properties a five-bedroom homes in Dix Hills, N.Y., and Brielle, N.J.

A new study ranked all 50 U.S. states across five categories to find which are most conducive to the retirement life.

A couple of longtime Floridians searched the Windy City for a good location (preferably on Lake Michigan), ample bedrooms and minimal stairs. Here’s what they found.

Blockchain technology has the potential to revolutionize title management in real estate by providing a more secure, transparent, and efficient way to record and verify property ownership. Here's how blockchain can be applied to title management: Decentralized Ledger: Blockchain creates a decentralized and tamper-proof digital ledger that records a...

Having an ecologically responsible landscape doesn’t mean you need to get rid of your favorite plants: “It’s about letting things in.”

An Arts and Crafts house in Minneapolis, a Tudor Revival home in Asheville and a Mediterranean-style retreat in Fort Lauderdale.

August events to check out!

August 11th– 20th: Western Welcome Week 

“Western Welcome Week started as a Homecoming event for the citizens of Littleton, Colorado. Now, it has grown to a multi-day celebration of the town, complete with parades, competitions, food, vendors, and plenty of other summery festival fun for the whole family! Join the Littleton locals as they celebrate 95 years of “Community and Friendship” through their Western Welcome Week. The 95th annual Western Welcome Week will be held from Friday to Sunday, August 11th to 2oth, 2023 in Littleton! There will be art exhibits, BBQ parties, book sales, children’s fishing derby, a live trivia challenge, cake contest, pottery class, flower and car show, swing dance, pig roast, jazz festival, western dance party, and outdoor concerts. The festival also aims to raise funds to help various organizations around Littleton.” More Info!

He was hoping to find a turnkey apartment in Manhattan, but how could he resist a place with such a sense of history?

Busier than Spring, but Still Slow

LOCAL MARKET UPDATE

The Denver real estate market in June continues to show resilience amidst ongoing challenges. Compared to the previous year, prices remained stable with a slight 0.3% dip. However, compared to May, prices rose by 2.5%. Normally spring is busy in residential real estate, and summer tapers off a bit. This year, spring was a bit slower, and now summer is a bit more active. In June, active listings rose to 6,070, reflecting a 16% increase from May. Condos performed impressively, with a 22% improvement in the listing count, while detached listings saw a 6% drop. The low level of sales volume we experienced in the first half of the year will likely continue until the end of the year.

As we move forward the market may face further challenges, like a mild recession, and it’s crucial to monitor the potential impact of mortgage rate fluctuations on your move. With mortgage rates remaining relatively high, buyer activity might experience a further slowdown. However, Denver’s market is expected to maintain a delicate balance of supply and demand throughout the year, with prices remaining stable within a range of +/- 3%.

(Info Source: June 2023 DMAR Market Report, Lon Welsh, CEO of Your Castle Real Estate)

Around the country, developers are building energy-resilient communities that act as their own miniature power grids.

A renovated cottage in Santa Monica, a Spanish Colonial Revival home in Santa Barbara and a three-building complex in Mendocino.

Start by reading your co-op’s proprietary lease, then move on to city law.