What Buying or Selling a Home Gives Back to Your Community

Buying or selling a home is a big financial decision. And right now, it feels even bigger.

Not Lovin’ It: Why A New McDonald’s Is Sending Shockwaves Through a Small Community

A proposal to put a McDonald's drive-through on a corner in Huntington, NY, drew such a large crowd to a recent zoning hearing that the board scrapped the rest of its agenda to deal with it. The plan would replace a long-vacant Citibank property in the Greenlawn hamlet at East Pulaski Road and Park

Gen X Turns 60 and Is Still Tapping Parents for Money—but That’s a Good Thing

Generation X is officially turning 60, and the eldest members of the "MTV Generation" are creeping ever closer to their own retirement years.  Yet, if you look at the latest economic data, a striking number of these 46- to 60-year-olds are still tied to their parents' financial apron strings. Accord

Third time’s the charm: Arizona’s new special  district opportunity 

John McManus: Carter, Arizona just passed House Bill 2999, which creates State Affordability Infrastructure Districts (“SAID” or “Districts”).  Why does this matter to builders and developers? Carter Froelich: What matters most is that Arizona finally has a district financing tool that is built for