‘I Learned What It Really Takes to Build a Tiny Home—and the Biggest Problems Aren’t What You’d Expect’

Tiny homes have long been viewed as an affordable alternative to traditional abodes—as well as a more flexible means of living. Having first risen to prominence as DIY off-grid cabins, the diminutive dwellings have since evolved into a much more mainstream form of accommodation, so much so that they

Flock Cameras Spur Privacy Debate as Dozens of Cities Pull Plug on the Tech

More and more cities are reconsidering the use of of automated license plate readers amid rising backlash over privacy concerns. ALPR companies such as Flock Safety have received major backlash from the public—with approximately 23 city councils across the United States canceling, rejecting, or deac

‘Once-in-a-Generation’ Cape Cod Estate Could Become Most Expensive Home Ever Sold in Idyllic Massachusetts Enclave

A spectacular waterfront estate on Cape Cod has hit the market for $12.9 million, a price that could rewrite the record books in one of Massachusetts' most sought-after seaside communities. Perched on the shores of Cape Cod Bay in the town of Sandwich, the sprawling property is a "once-in-a-generati

City Council Member Is Accused of Blocking New Housing by Demanding $5 Million for Small Strip of Land

Developers in Buckeye, AZ, are eyeing a plan to build hundreds of affordable housing units in the city, but they say there's just one problem: longtime local Councilman Tony Youngker. Youngker's family homestead is sitting on a plot of land smack in the middle of the proposed 375-unit project, and i