
Eerie Study Warns New Orleans Residents To Relocate—but How Do You Move an Entire City?
Anyone who has ever moved knows how stressful it is—so how do you relocate New Orleans' entire population of nearly 400,000 as the city faces an existential climate threat? That is the staggering question raised by a sobering study published this month in the Nature Sustainability journal. Based on
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Lower Asking Prices Are the Silver Lining for Buyers in an Otherwise Cloudy Market
Asking prices continued to fall nationally this week, providing good news to homebuyers in a market that is otherwise clouded by rising mortgage rates and economic uncertainty. The national median asking price for active listings was down 2.4% for the week ending May 23, compared to a year earlier,
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Best Buyer’s Markets Heading Into Summer: Here’s Where Home Shoppers Hold the Cards
Just in time for the busy summer homebuying season, the list of confirmed buyer's markets among the nation's largest metros has grown to 10, up from eight last month—although regional divides remain stark. According to the latest update to the Realtor.com® Market Clock, there are now nine buyer's
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The Lasting Real Estate Impact of Garden Grove’s Chemical Scare
Over Memorial Day weekend, a chemical tank at a nearby aerospace facility in Garden Grove, CA, began overheating, posing a serious threat to spill or even explode. While first-responders rushed to cool the tank, city officials ordered a mandatory evacuation of over 50,000 nearby residents. Though th
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