Husband and Wife Get Prison for Elaborate Scheme To Sell Homes They Didn’t Own

A married couple who entered the United States from Mexico on tourist visas have been sentenced for their roles in a sophisticated real estate scam that involved selling homes they did not own and laundering approximately $1 million in proceeds. Victor Hugo Villalobos Almazan and Nayeli Noemi Montoy

HGTV Star Jonathan Knight Addresses ‘Crashers’ Hiatus and Excites Fans With New ‘Close to Home’ Filming Location

New Kids on the Block singer Jonathan Knight has good news for fans of HGTV’s “Crashers” reboot—there’s lots more home renovation content to come, despite the show’s hiatus. The pop star turned restoration expert, 57, shared a preview of what’s to come for the series in an Aug. 27 Instagram post. Al

How Savvy Sellers Are Making Homes ‘Move-In-Ready’ Without Blowing the Budget

Some buyers don’t have the time or desire to close on a home and call a contractor right away.  Instead, they prefer a “move-in-ready” property that doesn’t require immediate repairs or updates.  “A ‘move-in-ready' home is safe and functional. All major systems are in working order, including plumbi

Democratic Senator Proposes New Federal Tax on Data Centers To Offset Power Costs

Congress should consider raising a new excise tax on data center development to offset rising power costs and workforce disruption, one lawmaker says. Sen. Ron Wyden (D-OR), the top Democrat on the Senate Finance Committee, said a new excise tax should offset data centers' rising rising energy deman