Property tax, mortgage relief package introduced by Ohio lawmakers

A new bill introduced in the Ohio Senate would create a grant program to help older and disabled homeowners cover the cost of their property taxes, mortgages and essential household bills. Senate Bill 255 — dubbed the “Save the Dream Ohio” program — would allow qualifying homeowners to apply for up

Sun Belt leads sales volume but posts nation’s lowest absorption rate

The Sun Belt region continues to dominate the U.S. housing market in raw transaction volume, recording 25,857 weekly home sales across its metropolitan areas, nearly six times the Northeast’s 4,452 sales and more than double the West’s 11,061 transactions. However, this sales advantage masks a marke

Fed Gov. Stephen Miran Calls for Dramatically Lower Interest Rate After Voting for Jumbo Cut

Stephen Miran has spoken publicly for the first time since President Donald Trump appointed him to the Federal Reserve Board of Governors, calling for dramatic cuts to the central bank's interest rate. In comments to the Economic Club of New York on Monday, Miran diverged starkly from Fed Chair Jero

T-Mobile Names Its Next CEO: What This Means for Homeowners and Internet Service

Srini Gopalan, T-Mobile's current COO, is set to step in as CEO on Nov. 1, 2025, taking over from Mike Sievert, just as the company pushes forward with scaling its home internet service into even more markets. Sievert led the company through its $26 billion Sprint merger in 2020, as well as the 2025