2025

Community association leaders advocate on Capitol Hill

Hundreds of community association leaders visited Capitol Hill this past Thursday for the Congressional Advocacy Summit hosted by the Community Associations Institute (CAI). More than 200 advocates from CAI — representing more than 77 million homeowners association, condominium and co-op residents — met with members of Congress and their staff to discuss federal issues in those sectors....

Inside Zillow’s legal storm: From RESPA to job discrimination

If you’ve lost count of the number of lawsuits filed against Zillow over the past six months you probably aren’t alone. The listing portal giant’s legal woes began in mid-June 2025, when Compass filed its antitrust lawsuit against Zillow, and they kicked into yet another gear late last week when a home buyer plaintiff filed a Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act (RESPA) suit against Zillow over its...

$9.5M nautical Sag Harbor home feels like a luxury boat on land

In the heart of Sag Harbor’s Bay Point enclave, a rare waterfront property is turning heads with its unmistakably nautical flair. Listed for $9.5 million, the residence at 60 Bay View Drive East gives the uncanny sensation of life aboard a luxury boat — minus the seasickness. With water views from nearly every room, a saltwater pool overlooking the bay, and one of the longest private docks in...

In the heart of Washington, D.C.’s Capitol Hill, a 19th-century façade hides a hip, modern home

Just steps from Eastern Market and Barracks Row in Washington, D.C., this corner townhouse keeps its 19th-century good looks on the outside — and surprises you with a sleek, light-filled architectural renovation inside. Originally built in 1890, the D.C. home was reimagined by award-winning firm KUBE Architecture, recently named a Forbes “Best In-State Architecture Firm”. Following the...

Step back in time inside this 1927-built Old Pasadena treasure

There are few homes that so perfectly capture Pasadena’s architectural Golden Era — and even fewer that have survived the decades with their soul intact. The Frederick G. Adamson Estate, a 1927 Italian Revival residence designed by AIA Fellow Gordon B. Kaufmann, is one of those rare time capsules. Listed for $12 million, this 10,918-square-foot estate is a living piece of California history,...

U.S. Opportunity Zone Home Prices Keep Pace with Broader Market

Hitting Post-Recession Highs in the Third Quarter In a sign of growing strength across historically underserved communities, home prices within federally designated Opportunity Zones continued to climb through the third quarter of 2025--matching the broader U.S. housing market's pace of appreciation, according to a new report released by property data firm ATTOM. Median single-family and condo prices rose...

A 50-year mortgage could double your interest payment

In a social post on Saturday, President Trump floated the idea of a 50-year mortgage to boost housing affordability, but the idea got a frosty reception online. One reason is that stretching the loan term out that long ends up costing much more in interest over the life of the loan while only shaving a few hundred dollars off the monthly payment. You also have to factor in a higher mortgage rate than...

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