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This couple bought a 19th-century schoolhouse for $210,000 and made it their family home—take a look inside
Kreg and Danielle Jones bought the Weare, New Hampshire schoolhouse after it had been on sale for over a decade.
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Home listings are up more than 60% in some cities. Here's where
Nationwide, active listings in August were up 36% compared with the same month last year, according to a new report from Realtor.com.
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Half a house in California goes up for sale for half a million after being crushed by tree
A unique listing in Monrovia has the public buzzing at what many Southern Californians may consider a bargain with the below-market asking price. However, it comes with a catch.
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You can buy mansions in these Mediterranean countries for the price of a studio in New York
Manhattan real estate is notoriously expensive. You can trade in your 500 sq ft condo in the city for a 7,000 sq ft home in Sicily, according to My Dolce Casa.
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New US rules try to make it harder for criminals to launder money by paying cash for homes
The Treasury Department has issued regulations aimed at making it harder for criminals to launder money by paying cash for residential real estate.
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Looking to buy a home? You may now need to factor in the cost of your agent's commission
Home sellers have traditionally offered a blanket commission to a buyer’s agent when they listed their home on the market. But that will no longer be allowed as of this weekend.
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Ever hear of Oshkosh, Wisconsin? Realtor.com says it's the hottest real estate market in the US
A mid-size Midwestern city more known for the clothing company headquartered there than for being the ninth-most populous city in Wisconsin has been named the hottest real estate market in the United States by Realtor.com for July, taking the title for the first time ever.
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Here's how new real estate brokers' commissions will impact you
The National Association of Realtors and several real estate brokerages agreed to pay over $950 million to settle federal lawsuits. Here’s what that means to you.
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7 of the 10 most expensive cities to live in the world are in the United States—see the full list
Numbeo published its mid-year ranking using the cost of living in New York City as a baseline.
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Climate change is gentrifying neighborhoods. In Miami, residents fear high prices — and a lost soul
Miami neighborhoods that were previously undesirable for real estate developers are becoming popular due to lower climate risk, driving up prices.
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Home up for sale in New Jersey might give Barbie's DreamHouse a run for its money
It’s like something out of a toy store! But this “Dreamhouse ” is real and on the market in New Jersey.
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Inside a $60 million beachfront mansion with subterranean secrets and Italian flair
The owner of the Mar Pietra beachfront mansion in Delray Beach, Florida, is looking to shatter a local price record with an asking price of $60 million.
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Downtown dilemma: How can Boston revive its empty office buildings?
Experts are warning that empty office space in Boston, brought on by the pandemic, could create financial problems for the city. NBC10 Boston went inside a past project that could be used as a model to revive Downtown Boston. The Godfrey Hotel project completed in 2016 was ahead of its time. The space was once an old historic office building…
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These are the least difficult areas in U.S. to buy a home: NBC News Home Buyer Index
While the overall housing market in the U.S. is faced with high prices and borrowing costs, buying a house might be easier in some areas.
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25-year-old pays $1,472/month for a live-work space in the ‘first car-free neighborhood in the U.S.'—take a look inside
At Culdesac in Tempe, Arizona, Jada Stratman was able to find a one-bedroom apartment and retail space to house her candle business.
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This couple lives in a vintage 940-square-foot trailer by the beach for $5,100 a month: It's ‘the California dream'
“We couldn’t be happier here,” says Jaclyn Westlake. “We’ve been in this home for two years now and we don’t plan on moving anytime soon.”
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This Plympton home is touted as the oldest on the market in U.S.
The Stephen Bryant house dates back to 1669, and is on sale for $800,000.
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Young professionals can't buy in Boston, so they're leaving
Young professionals can’t buy in Boston, so they’re leaving
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Buying a house of ‘Home Alone' or John Lennon fame? There's a premium for that
A number of famous homes are for sale. Luxury real estate agents say sellers typically fetch a premium for that cachet.
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This couple pays $2,236/month to live on a 65-ft houseboat in London—take a look inside
Maisy Dewey and Harrison Kent live on the houseboat in London with their dog too.