Mapped: Where NYC Homeowners Are Most Likely To Be Married
In a city defined by renting, New Yorkers are less likely to be homeowners than the national average. But for those who do own in New York City, a new analysis breaks down their relationship status and household characteristics. The analysis of U.S. Census Bureau data from real estate data firm Prop
After a Power Outage, Most Homeowners Forget This Hidden Cost—and It’s the Highest It’s Ever Been
A power outage can be frustrating and disrupt your everyday routine. It can also be expensive, especially if it lasts for days and you have a fridge full of groceries, as was the case for many residents in Hawaii after Tropical Storm Lala. With grocery prices rising 2.7% year over year in July 2026
What Parents Are Really Willing To Pay for a House Close Enough To Walk Kids to School
When families with kids are buying a home, factors such as the number of bedrooms, school district quality, and neighborhood safety are usually top of mind. For many parents, walkability is also key—even if it comes with a higher price tag. According to a new survey by the National Association of R
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