This NJ Town Had Plans for a 200+ Apartment Complex on an Abandoned Mini Mall. Now It’s a Movie Set.

“New stores opening up?” That was the excited question of one Wayne, NJ, resident on Facebook after photos surfaced on a community corner page showing construction taking place at a local strip mall. The town’s Preakness Shopping Center used to be host of several businesses adored by residents: a Ma

Saving America’s Aging Homes: Inside the Bipartisan Push for HUD Repair Grants

A bipartisan group of lawmakers is warning that badly needed home repairs are blocking housing from reaching the families that need it. In a Sept. 30 letter urging the Department of Housing and Urban Development to implement a new federal home-repair program, Sens. John Fetterman (D-PA) and Cynthia

Inside eXp Con 2026: High energy, AI and a push to help agents win

Nearly 4,000 agents from 20 countries heard product launches and a Gary Vaynerchuk keynote speech on content and AI

Rents Are Falling. So Why Are More Middle-Income Renters Falling Behind?

For nearly three years, asking rents across the country’s largest metros have been falling—and yet, renters are having more trouble paying them than ever before. One in five working-age renters reported being late or unable to make their full rent payment at some point in 2025, according to a new an