Why Miami Is Flunking Homebuilding and Affordability While the Rest of Florida Booms

While Miami continues to attract deep-pocketed transplants and institutional capital from across the globe, beneath the surface, the city's housing market is failing on two key fronts: new construction and affordability. Dotted with palm trees and bristling with amenity-rich luxury condominium tower

Where Deed Fraud Protections Are Strongest—and Where They Fall Short

The daughter of a deceased New Jersey homeowner learned something was wrong with her father’s house when the township tax office contacted her about a fraudulent deed filing. But by then, the Gloucester County residence had been conveyed for $1 using a false quitclaim deed and fake notarization, acc

10 Million Seniors Live in Poverty—Even as They Hold Trillions in Housing Wealth

Older Americans are sitting on enormous amounts of housing wealth. At the same time, poverty among them is rising. About 10 million Americans aged 65 and older lived in poverty in 2025 under the Supplemental Poverty Measure, according to a new AARP Foundation analysis of U.S. Census Bureau data. The

Homeowner Discovers Viking Age Silver Hoard in Backyard During Patio Renovations

A simple home renovation turned into a major historical discovery as a Danish homeowner found a large hoard of Viking Age silver. Officials from North Jutland Museums in Northern Denmark shared the discovery in a statement on Aug. 31, declaring it the largest known Viking Age silver hoard ever disco