Struggling Homeowners Feeling ‘House Poor’ Have More Breathing Room Than They Think

Homeownership has always come with costs beyond the mortgage payment, but for many Americans, those expenses are becoming harder and harder to manage. A recent LendingTree survey found that 59% of mortgage holders consider themselves “house poor" in the current economy. “Unfortunately, the costs don

Park Avenue Penthouse Tops Manhattan Luxury Sales This Week at $25 Million

The most expensive sale in Manhattan last week was a $25 million penthouse that hasn't ever been lived in and comes fully furnished with custom Italian furniture. The triplex condo at 1110 Park Ave., a couple of blocks from Central Park, is in contract, so the final price isn't yet known. The expans

George Foreman’s $6 Million Texas Estate Hits the Market—Complete With a 50-Car Garage and Kitchen Where He Filmed His Famous Grill Commercials

The sprawling Texas estate where boxing legend George Foreman spent the final decades of his life has hit the market for $6 million—offering a rare glimpse inside the private world of the heavyweight champion. Located in Huffman, TX, the 13.49-acre property is anchored by an 11,968-square-foot Medit

A Third of Pandemic-Era Homebuyers Regret Their Real Estate Purchase 

Homebuyer’s remorse is happening more and more—even for those who snagged good deals on their homes. A recent study by Clever found that roughly 40% of homeowners felt regret within their first year of owning, including 19% within the first month. And those who bought in 2022 are the most likely to