The Great Wealth Transfer Could Get Tangled in America’s Property Records

Nearly 1 in 5 (19%) U.S. homeowners says they either don’t have or aren’t sure they have a clear title and recorded deed to their home, according to a new survey. Most homeowners may have little reason to think about those documents until they need them. But a title and deed are the legal records of

The True Carrying Cost of Vacation Homes: How Insurance Is Eating Second-Home Yields

At first glance, a 9% annual yield can make buying a vacation home sound like a pretty compelling investment. The headline number, from AirDNA, sits within the 7% to 10% long-term annual return some experts use for diversified U.S. stocks—and is nearly twice the 4.73% yield on a 10-year Treasury in

Data Center Developer Leans On Kentucky Law Meant To Promote Housing Development

A data center operator in Kentucky hopes to block a legal challenge from area homeowners using a new law designed to fast-track housing developments, highlighting the unintended consequences of housing policy shifts.  The conflict stems from a 200-acre data center campus that developer TenKey LandCo

Compass settles NWMLS lawsuit on coming soon listings

First Look launches Sept. 4, 2026, with 21 days allowed and no public days on market or price history.