Is a Boom in Commercial Offices Jeopardizing the Future of Affordable Apartments?

Just a few years ago, converting empty office buildings into apartments seemed like one of the most promising solutions to the affordable housing crisis plaguing America’s biggest cities. New York, Chicago, and San Francisco all began fast-tracking office-to-residential conversions, unlocking millio

Housing market risk steepest in southern, western areas

A growing number of U.S. housing markets face elevated risks from high foreclosure rates, underwater mortgages and rising costs, according to a new report. ATTOM analyzed 579 counties nationwide for its second-quarter Housing Risk Report — with ranking criteria including affordability, foreclosure a

Zillow removes photos at center of CoStar suit from site

Zillow has begun removing the images at the center of CoStar’s copyright infringement lawsuit from its site this week. A Zillow spokesperson confirmed that the listing portal giant is only removing images that are of issue in the lawsuit and that it is notifying partners of the removals. Additionall

Country Star Dierks Bentley Admits He and Wife Cassidy Sleep in Separate Bedrooms: ‘It’s Terrible’

Country music star Dierks Bentley has revealed that he sleeps in a separate bedroom from his wife of 20 years, after finding it impossible to each get a good night of rest while sharing the same bed. Dierks, 49, who lives with wife Cassidy and their three kids in Nashville, TN, opened up about their