Is the ‘Kidulting’ Boom Really Nostalgia for an Affordable Adulthood?

Given the choice between saving money and indulging in the pleasures of childhood, a majority of millennials say they would choose the latter. Some 51% reported they would rather do “kidulting” activities than saving the money, according to the Harris Poll’s Rise of Kidulting Report. The term descri

Bones Found at Philadelphia ‘House of Horrors’ During Investigation Into 7 Missing Women

Investigators in Philadelphia have uncovered bones and a hidden safe after they dismantled parts of a home that once belonged to late pornographer Raymond Charles “R.C” Horsch, as authorities continue to gather evidence in the disappearances of at least seven women, according to new reports. The bon

‘Mutually assured destruction’: Brokers warn of fallout from Compass’s MLS demands

Brown Harris Stevens, NextHome and Lamacchia Realty leaders say listing hoarding could undermine comps and appraisals

College Towns Finally Built More Student Housing—Now, Some Have Too Much

The student housing shortage may finally be breaking in some college towns—only for falling rents and empty beds to expose an entirely different problem in its place. Developers delivered more than 31,000 dedicated off-campus bedrooms in 2026 across the university markets tracked by Yardi Matrix, a