The future of homebuying is here — and it's going to be a whole lot better

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Gave coming down on a house.
A wave of multibillion-dollar lawsuits poses a real threat to the old way of buying and selling homes. In the chaos that follows, regular buyers and sellers could come out on top.

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I left California for Denver and it's the best thing I did

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Julia Davila moved from California to Denver Colorado, spends her time exploring different mountain towns.

Julia Davila

I live off the grid in a tiny house and freed myself from capitalism. I don't have a cell phone or ID, and I don't pay taxes — here's how.

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Robin Greenfield stood outside a tiny house in Florida
Robin Greenfield stood outside the tiny house he built in Orlando, Florida.

Sierra Ford

Cushman & Wakefield's CIO believes in embracing AI to manage buildings, serve landlords, and help tenants

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Sal Companieh.

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Here's why Adam Neumann's mysterious billion dollar real estate startup will go head-to-head with WeWork

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Former WeWork CEO Adam Neumann started Flow in 2022.

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Interior designers share the 10 worst bedroom trends they saw this year

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Minimal lighting and earth tones are falling out of favor in bedroom designs.

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It's getting easier to buy a house as new-home construction sees a surprising jump

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Home building and housing sector sentiment is on the rise.

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I live in a Canadian town where hundreds of Hallmark movies are filmed. From roaming peacocks to fake snow, here's what it's like.

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simone wearing a leopard print coast on the beach in victoria canada
Victoria is a quaint town on the West Coast of Canada.

Simone Paget

I moved to Canada for a 'utopia.' But the reality is it only offers half of what New York City does.

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Stephen Clarke and his daughter Stevie Nia pose in front of a tree
Music producer Steve Clarke was ecstatic to send his daughter, Stevie Nia, to summer camp at affordable prices in Toronto.

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A woman is renovating a rundown Brooklyn brownstone that's been in her family for nearly 100 years

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Sarah Coleman and the brownstone she's renovating with her family.
Sarah Coleman and the brownstone she's renovating with her family.

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