America’s Homes Are Aging and Crumbling, but Homeowner Equity Is Going Elsewhere

The U.S. isn’t just dealing with a housing inventory shortage. It’s living with an aging housing stock that badly needs updates and repairs. New analysis from Harvard University’s Joint Center for Housing Studies finds that 1 in 4 homeowners lives in a home built before 1960, and millions of these h

The Villages Seeks $180 Million Cash Infusion To Fund 800-Acre Expansion of the Florida Retirement Community

The Villages, the largest master-planned community in the United States, is taking strides to become even bigger following a recent investment meeting. Already sitting on 57,000 acres with over 170,000 residents, the Florida development aimed at retirees plans to issue almost $180 million in high-yi

Aaron Rodgers’ Family Rift Faces Fresh Scrutiny After His Parents Sell Their California Home and Brother Jordan Settles in Puerto Rico

Aaron Rodgers’ relationship with his younger brother, Jordan, reportedly remains strained despite the quarterback’s public comments about reconciling with his family. The renewed scrutiny comes as the Rodgers family navigates changes on the home front: His parents, Ed and Darla Rodgers, sold their l

Mortgage Rates Drop for First Time in 2 Months as Stock Market Jitters Drive Investors to Bonds

Mortgage rates fell for the first time in two months this week as investors sought safety in government bonds, spurred by cooling stock and tech markets and a sharp pullback in new-housing starts fueling inflation fears. The average rate on 30-year fixed home loans decreased to 7.32% for the week en