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The property is everything home renovation show dreams are made of.

Kaling has expertly tiered her high-heel collection in a gradient that is just so pleasing to the eye.

In addition to reaching out and checking in with your AAPI friends and family, here are other ways to show support for the community right now.

In honor of St. Patrick’s Day, Barrymore has previewed an early release of the collection.

It’ll make you instantly nostalgic for the days of physical media and even late fees.

Both actresses recently hinted at exciting new projects they might have in the pipeline for the year ahead.

Zamunda is a lot closer than you think.

Joanna shares how her love for journaling led to the creation of Magnolia Market.

The host of Netflix's new show "Marriage or Mortgage" wants first-time homebuyers to leave this expectation at the front door.

A recent research project analyzed over 70,000 songs in Spotify playlists for activities including painting, decorating, gardening, plumbing, and assembling furniture.

You love it, we love it, A-list celebrities love it.

The four-episode series will bring popular novels to life by, you guessed it, creating a dish inspired by the literary adventures contained within each pick.

You don't need la bella luna to fall in love with it.

The Swedish retailer’s investment group, Ingka Group, acquired the acreage in the southern U.S. state from The Conservation Fund in an effort to protect the Altamaha River Basin and the surrounding ecosystems it feeds.

Talk about an extreme makeover.

The palette of eight hues draws inspiration from California’s landscape and the Pacific Ocean.

She shared a video of herself making a new lentil soup recipe in her brand new slow cooker that is *almost* too beautiful to use.

If you spent your Friday nights in the '90s curled up with popcorn watching the iconic TGIF lineup, hold onto your hat.

The internet, collectively, doesn’t know what exactly this hanging floral arrangement is, but everyone wants in on whatever trend this is.

I spy with my little eye... a leafy green houseplant.

An unconventional floor like this does have a way of catching attention.

Take a look at the RPA LivingHomes 1, 2, and 3.

Does your city make the list?

One state welcomed more new residents in 2020 than any other, according to data compiled by U-Haul, and the result might surprise you.

Moore shared a photo of an incredibly lifelike plush toy from Cuddle Clones that looks so real, everyone in the comments said they had to do a double-take.

It stands 10 shelves tall.

Unlike First Pets of the past, you can keep up with the new crew on their own social media.

This list will give you some new songs to jam out to.

Pieces include a baby doll head planter and a chicken with a human head.

One Instagram video gives a glimpse of her bathroom, complete with luxurious pink marble walls. But keen-eyed followers noticed one slight problem: the weak water pressure.

One Instagram account is compiling the best of the best of what’s out there on Zillow, and it’s bringing all the real estate strangeness right to your social media feeds.

"This is....Not approved."

There are other ways to announce new homeownership that don’t put your safety at risk.

Applications are already open for those looking to add a furry friend to their families.

And it has a dreamy courtyard.

The rent may be high, but love is priceless.

“He had impeccable taste and a keen sense of design which is reflected in the apartment's renovation."

Here's how to apply.

"Power Trip" premieres on PBS next month.

Kardashian transformed her home into a massive tarantula.

“Why are there two toilets in the same room?”

The hit series that gave unprecedented access to the homes of celebrities in the early aughts is making its big comeback during the current COVID era.

He and wife Alexi have already bought a bigger place.

A perfect mix of Art Deco meets African art, metal meets wood, and bold meets delicate, the piece is just as loud and inviting as the music that comes from it.

Naturally, they make perfect Halloween props for a super realistic graveyard.

The lambs may have stopped screaming, but the listing is making plenty of noise.

If you’re looking to buy a house with a bit of history, then you’re in luck—Oscar Wilde’s former home in Chelsea, London, is on the market for £1.6 million (about $2 million).The playwright moved into the flat with his wife, children’s author Constance Lloyd, in 1885 when it was newly-built, and lived there for 10 years.

It’s just as classy and regal as one would expect.

The writing room is so dreamy.

The app uses GPS to give users the feeling of listening to a travel podcast that changes based on where they are.

The Westchester County property is for sale for $8.5 million.

Grab it before it sells out.

It looks like in terms of real estate listings, at least, this year is mostly business as usual.

Bachelor Nation, rejoice!

Their closet looks like the inside of a department store.

You can be baking twins with Kate Hudson.

You can also bring pets, so Jacob can be invited to the party, too.

There's even a dishwasher!

It comes with a powerful message of how she's fully claimed that story as her own.

Spoiler: He thinks it's fab.

“It's starting to feel like home!”

Do you love it or do you hate it?

What do you think?

It represents hope for the future of Stockholm’s housing market, which has been going through a crisis for the last few decades.

Calling all book worms!

Does this property make you want to say, “To me, you are perfect”?

The listing sort of glossed over the fact that walls in the house are covered—floor to ceiling—in rather intricate murals.

The video has already been viewed almost 2.7 million times.

Everybody knows the rent is stupid high in San Francisco, New York City, and Boston — it’s one of those sad running jokes, an absurdity that’s nonetheless become an accepted fact of life at this point. But a new study by London real-estate startup Nested shows that America’s most notoriously expensive rental markets are now the priciest in the whole world.

Spoiler alert: The real-life version of Bernard/Arnold’s home in Westworld is for sale, and it happens to be one of Frank Lloyd Wright’s most hallowed and historic works of Southern California architecture. The Mayan-style temple built by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1924 almost entirely out of interlocking concrete blocks—also known as The Ennis House—sits on a hillside in the Los Feliz neighborhood of Los Angeles, and just hit the market after a $17 million renovation.

Your landlord just sent a lease renewal form, but you’re not sure you want to sign it again this year. The rent is going up, the parking situation sucks, and the upstairs neighbors always seem to drag furniture across the floor in those fleeting seconds between consciousness and sleep. The average rent nationwide has been rising, but market rate rents — those advertised to new renters — are climbing even faster, according to new research by Zillow.

Meryl is on the move. The 20-time Academy Award nominee (and three-time winner) just dropped $3.6 million on a mid-century pad in Pasadena, California. Streep and her husband, sculptor Don Gummer, are the first people to buy the home in nearly fifty years, according to the exclusive on Variety. Built in 1959, the 3,087 square foot property sits on nearly two acres in the hills of Pasadena and has panoramic views of the surrounding San Gabriel Mountains and the Colorado Street Bridge.