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Spoiler alert: Nearly half of the list comprises neighborhoods in Texas.

A lot of Americans are saying “see you soon” to the Sooner State.

Santa, are you still listening?

It’s a red flag, but there are ways to handle it.

It might not be cheaper than paying rent or a mortgage, but it has its perks.

You might want to rethink turning your closet into an office.

The real reason you’re seeing more AI-generated images in home listings now.

It has a turret room, pointed spires, and armored guards surrounding a velvet throne.

She writes about the home in her new memoir.

People in the comments seem to actually like it.

Paying attention to the health of the trees in your yard matters. Here’s why.

It's incredibly practical.

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Would you live on the moon?

“DO NOT ENTER BASEMENT BEDROOM”

See how many you can guess correctly.

You’re not going to like the answer.

And skip broker’s fees.

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Fans are divided.

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Did your city make the list?

It “looks like someone dropped a barn on an interesting modern home.”

“Pretty sure I have had nightmares about that bathroom.”

A truly unique property is on the market just outside of Eugene, Oregon. A little bit Shire, a little bit Bedrock, the home is an otherworldly, one of a kind spot. The property, built in 1988, sits on just under an acre of land and consists of eight rooms with concrete art, skylights, and up-cycled wood. It needs a lot of work, but for the right buyer, could be a lot of fun— especially since it’s priced under $200,000.

A nine acre working ranch in Arizona is currently on the market for 5 million dollars. The property is perfect for enjoying the expansive Arizona landscape, sunning by the pool, and physically fighting off alien creatures. According to the current owners, John and Joyce Edmonds, the ranch is a hot bed of paranormal and alien activity.

If you feel like everyone you know is a renter and the concept of homeownership seems like something you only hear about friends of friends of friends doing, perhaps it has to do with your location. RentCafe recently wrote a report on the increase of renters in major US cities, focusing on those where renters now outnumbered home owners. Looking at census data, they were able to see some surprising renter versus owner patterns across the U.S. between 2006-2016.

Staying fit and finding that ever-elusive work/life balance shouldn’t cost an arm and a leg, so one real estate website set out to find the best outdoorsy cities in America that are still affordable for active citizens. Realtor.com recently released this top five list of active places where the average American can still actually afford to live and be close to natural wonders and outdoor living attractions but without going above the median home price.

Muscular son of Scotland and star of the only rom-com that matters, Gerard Butler, has put his home on the market. The 3,150 square foot, two bedroom, two bathroom duplex is asking $5.995 million and is jam-packed with over the top features. The Phantom of the Opera star’s home was featured in Architectural Digest, where he described the design as “something elegant and gorgeous and at the same time rather masculine and raw.

The 3D-printing process built the house in only 44 minutes.

Don't be put off by the “DANGER” and “BEWARE OGRE” signs out front.

One report from Realtor.com makes a case for renting instead.

One TikToker recently shared a viral video explaining the key differences between typical homes in both countries.

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“This actually looks so cozy, I’d love to live here!”

Grab your shiplap and get ready to party.

This just might be the best buy-one-get-one deal you’ll ever see.

It’s being sold fully furnished.

Each episode will explore three “weird, wonderful and wildly quirky homes.”

It’s foolproof.

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There’s a surprise in the kitchen floor.

“If the human race had to leave Earth and colonize Mars, I feel like this is what we’d be living in.”

If you’re tired of summer, read this.

She’s figured out how to actually bottle up summer.

You don’t usually see it outside of schools or public buildings.

Her home reminds her of being on vacation, and you’ll quickly see why.

Tall people need not apply.