The WSJ is wrong about FHA loans and nonbanks, and they know it

Their recent op-ed tries to resurrect the boogeyman of risky 2008-style lending

Concrete Dome Home That Had Been Left To Rot Returns to the Market for $500K After Jaw-Dropping Renovation

An eye-catching monolithic concrete dome home with midcentury-inspired features has been brought to the market in Michigan after undergoing a jaw-dropping renovation that saw its price more than quadruple in just two years. The distinctive residence in Brighton, MI, has been listed for $499,900, hav

Masterplanned Florida Development Features 170-Acre Community Farm and Nature Preserve

Southeast Florida may be all about the beaches, but for one new development, it's all about nature preservation and sustainable farming. Newfield, a new masterplanned community in Palm City, FL, 40 miles north of West Palm Beach, will consist of nine villages spanning 3,411 acres, with 2,000 acres r

Texas Is Opening the Door to Cheaper Homes. Some Cities Are Barely Cracking It.

When Millard’s Apple Park was platted in Nacogdoches, TX, in 2002, the 69-lot subdivision was designed to accommodate both traditional houses and manufactured homes. But only two years later, the city stopped allowing new manufactured homes by right in its residential districts. Homes already there