Real Estate

The pairing is unexpected, but it works.

Call it beginner's luck.

Plus a bookcase with a rolling ladder.

They offer a little extra room to breathe.

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

Home stagers say there's one room in the house you're overlooking.

No offense to Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, but his impressive forearm veins aren’t the star of one of his most recent Instagram uploads. His daughter Tia obviously is. But, Tia’s costar is an incredibly beautiful floor tile that looks like a prehistoric artifact that may or may not contain hidden fossilized treasures. “1st pic is lil’ Tia’s deep fascination with daddy’s callouses and how they feel and what they mean?

Selling your house? Here's how to add greenery before plants in the ground start blooming.

It's an open house no-no.

The iconic architect surrounded himself with top talent, regardless of gender.

It's not always in your best interest.

It relates to how much money you'll save.

Beware the messy pen cup.

I was pretty afraid to leave Seattle.

Did your city make the list?

Plus two to steer clear of.

But buying a house brought us closer.

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

Don't spend too much too soon.

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

It's a Miami-inspired creation from 1947.

For just about any style.

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.

Ever heard of a pivot door?

It's so much brighter than before.

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

Of course they’re being curated now.

And it's not a real estate agent.

Keep your eyes peeled for Pyrex.

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.

They can be a huge expense that homebuyers forget about.

You need to peek inside.

From utensil canisters to placemats.

The listing app just launched a free new tool that will bring your virtual browsing to life.

Here's what to know.

Experts break them down.

From red flags to realistic expectations.

It's all about scale.

Ask these four questions before you opt out of paying.

There are easy (and cheap!) ways to spruce things up.

Talk about an extreme makeover.

Have you heard of wraparound mortgages?

Love is (not) in the air.

Who better to dish out advice than the people who help you find a home for a living?

A classic advice column question with a not-so-classic answer.

Here’s how to separate out the imposters and pinpoint a true bay window.

And you need to see inside.

Don't throw it away.

Balloon payments aren't a cause for celebration.

It's causing delays across the industry.

According to realtors and divorcees.

Have you ever caught a glimpse of it?

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

Here's the first thing you need to know.

It's a worthwhile bonus addition.

It once reflected the owner's personal style, which can be a turn-off for buyers.

Homes that go viral have to get sold, too.

Here's why we need more of them.

Here are their 7 pet peeves.

There's a tidying task you may be overlooking.

Put down the sledgehammer.

It comes from a partnership between NAREB and HomeLight.

The Akan concept of "sankofa" teaches the importance of looking to history to inform our future. But for Black Americans, it's not always that simple.

When it comes to real estate, being too far outside the box might hurt you.

Take a tour of LOT-EK's C-Home Hudson.

And it's not in the backyard.

Step one? Removing the dog beds.

Fancy a fresh start?

Sky-high rent prices can be avoided if you know where to look.

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.

The sprawling, 24,000-square-foot French Chateau-style limestone mansion that served as the original home Johnny, Moira, David and Alexis Rose in the hit Canadian TV show "Schitt’s Creek" just hit the market at a whopping $14.98 million.

It was built in 1926.