Nurse Lindsay Clancy Set To Go on Trial for Murder of Her 3 Children—More Than 3 Years After They Were Found Dead at Massachusetts Home

Former nurse Lindsay Clancy's murder trial begins in Massachusetts today—more than three years after she was accused of murdering her three children inside the family home. Clancy, 35, has admitted to taking the lives of daughter Cora, 5, and sons Dawson, 3, and 8-month-old Callan, but has pled not

The Great Starter Home Divide: Where the American Dream Is Still Alive for First-Time Buyers—and Where It’s Slipping Away

Budget buyers seeking entry into homeownership are finally getting some relief as the national supply of starter homes is beginning to improve. But like most aspects of the housing market, the recovery remains sluggish and starkly divided by region. A starter home is defined by Realtor.com® economis

Stop Paying More for Home Insurance Than Property Taxes—If You Can 

The cost of living is reaching its peak—and for some homeowners, one line on their budget is superseding all others. New data from LendingTree finds that in 15 U.S. states, home insurance costs exceed property taxes. “Insurance used to be an afterthought in the homebuying process for most shoppers,”

World Cup Fan Favorites Cabo Verde and Scotland Score Big with U.S. Homebuyers and Tourists

Although they were eliminated from the 2026 FIFA World Cup ahead of Sunday's highly anticipated final, Scotland and the small African Island nation of Cabo Verde have won over legions of U.S. fans, fueling a surge of American interest in their local real estate and tourism markets. Sitting west of S