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

Hartford, CT, has a Shortage of Homes for Middle-Income Earners

The dream of homeownership remains a significant challenge for many Americans, particularly as the supply of affordable homes struggles to keep pace with demand. Prospective buyers often face a daunting market where available properties are simply out of their financial reach. This growing disparity

Historic Salem Home That Sits Next to the Town’s Infamous ‘Witch House’ Is Listed for $1.9 Million

If you are someone who is bewitched by beautifully restored, centuries-old homes with spellbinding neighbors, a dwelling that has magicked its way onto the market in the historic Massachusetts town of Salem could be just the brew for you. The historic three-story dwelling, which is known as the Lind

All About the Colonial: Inside the Patriotic History and Enduring Rise of the First American Home 

America has just crossed a monumental milestone, celebrating its 250th birthday. And, as the fireworks fade, there’s no better way to carry on the celebrations than by taking a stroll down memory lane to where it all began—and, more specifically, where those who founded our nation were living when t