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16 details that give historic homes their unmistakable charm

There’s a reason older homes feel different the moment you step inside. It’s not just nostalgia, and it’s not always about size or location. Many historic homes were built with materials, proportions, and details that have become increasingly rare — elements that weren’t added for trend or resale, but simply because that was how homes were made at the time. Over the years, those choices...

Tour a stately mansion in Dallas’ Highland Park asking $5.999M

There’s no shortage of big homes in Dallas — but the ones that actually feel livable are the ones buyers keep circling back to. In Highland Park, where demand has stayed steady thanks to an ongoing wave of relocations, homes that strike that balance tend to stand out quickly. The newly listed residence at 3421 Princeton Avenue leans into that idea. Priced at $5,999,999 and located just steps...

A diamond magnate’s legacy oceanfront estate in Bridgehampton wants $45M

A newly listed oceanfront estate in Bridgehampton comes with both architectural pedigree and a backstory rooted in the art and diamond worlds of 1980s New York. The trophy Hamptons property at 15 Dune Road, now asking $45 million, was built by the late Ara Arslanian, a second-generation diamond dealer known not only for rare stones but also for his close ties to artists including Jean-Michel Basquiat,...

10 Ways to Make Your Home a Haven (10 photos)

A home should be more than just somewhere to live. It should also be a retreat — a place in which you feel relaxed and nurtured. All too often, though, our houses slip into a more perfunctory role. Sometimes they even cause stress, confronting us with reminders of things to do as soon as we step...

Orlando Area Home Sales Uptick Three Percent Annually in February

Home sales in the Orlando area rebounded in February as transaction activity picked up and inventory continued to grow, while homes took longer to sell and new listings declined. Closed sales rose 15.5% month over month, increasing to 1,888 transactions in February from 1,634 in January. Compared with a year earlier, total sales were up 2.8% from 1,837 transactions in February 2025. Pending sales also...

eXp defendants move to toss Roberts sexual assault lawsuit ahead of April hearing

The remaining defendants in the Roberts sexual assault lawsuit have all independently filed motions seeking dismissal of the case. Last week, Michael Bjorkman and David Golden, two former top recruiting agents at eXp Realty, as well as eXp World Holdings and its CEO, Glenn Sanford, all filed motions for summary judgement in the sexual assault lawsuit filed against them by plaintiff Anya...

Wyoming refund exposes legal risk for local housing fee ordinances

Small wins on impact fees occasionally occur in costly U.S. housing markets. Teton County, Wyoming, officials agreed last week to refund a $24,325 “affordable workforce housing” fee that a homeowner had to pay to obtain a permit to build a single-family home. The payment settles a lawsuit the homeowner filed last year in a Wyoming federal court. Their lawyers at the public-interest law firm...

Homebuilder confidence nudges up but remains below par

Homebuilding business executives maintain a guarded outlook on the homebuilding market, amid tepid demand, shrinking profit margins and weak consumer sentiment. The ongoing conflict with Iran could further complicate the outlook for builders.  The National Association of Home Builders (NAHB)/Wells Fargo Housing Market Index (HMI)’s builder confidence gauge remained subpar in March with a reading of...

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