The Kind of House Buyers Are Willing To Pay More For

That spare room on the main floor. The finished basement with a kitchenette and its own entrance. The bonus room you've been using for storage. To you, it's extra space. But to a growing pool of buyers, it's the reason they'd pick your house.

EXCLUSIVE: SpaceX Alum Says His ‘Lego’ Approach to Homebuilding Can Solve the Housing Crisis—and Cut Costs by 50%

American Housing Corp. is a vertically integrated real estate developer and manufacturing company that aims to construct pre-built “townhomes” in desirable urban neighborhoods across the United States. The factory-made components—such as pre-wired insulated wall panels, floors, stairs, roofing—are d

Homeowners Are Reaching for Their Credit Cards When Disaster Strikes—and Ignoring a Vital Financial Lifeline

Being house-rich, cash-poor is the new reality for a majority of Americans, regardless of age.  So is racking up debt.  With gas and food prices remaining high alongside surging property taxes and home insurance, homeowners face financial pressure from every angle. A common course of action is reach

Renting’s Edge Over Buying Is Shrinking as These 7 Markets Turn Buyer-Friendly

Renting a starter home is still cheaper than buying one in all of the nation’s 50 largest metropolitan areas—but that advantage is beginning to shrink. In July, buying a starter home cost $858 more per month than renting one, according to the July 2026 Rental Report from Realtor.com®. But in Orlando