See inside the luxury bunkers where the super-rich reportedly plan to save themselves from a future apocalypse

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Cash-strapped homeowners are swarming to HELOCs at the fastest rate in more than a decade to pay for food, gas, and renovations

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US homeowners are sitting on roughly $29.6 trillion in home equity.

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Self-centered boomers destroyed the economy — and now millennials and Gen Z are paying the price

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Boomers have created a bottleneck of workers and housing, crippling the economy for millennials and Gen Z.

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Their greed destroyed the economy — and now millennials and Gen Z are paying the price

The problem with home-flipping giants

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Corporate home-flippers have borne huge losses over the last year.

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Want to live at sea? See inside a cruise ship that will circle the globe for three years and cost from $90,000 per person

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US home prices could tumble nearly 20% and Fed economists warn further rate hikes risk an even worse housing correction: 'The bubble hypothesis merits attention'

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Millennials are building up a mountain of debt in pursuit of the middle-class American dream — and they're starting to miss credit card payments at an alarming rate

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Concerned homebuyers looking over bills.

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South Carolina state senator proposes a bill that would require new residents to pay $500 to move there

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Since 2010, South Carolina's population has grown by around 600,000 to 5.2 million.

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The housing market's biggest shocker: Your rent may actually fall this year

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The apartment market is "rapidly shifting in favor of renters," and that means tenants can expect lower rent and a lot of new perks.

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Tenants are finally gaining power in the housing market

Barbara Corcoran shares how she created a real estate 'buying frenzy' that made her $1 million in a single day

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Corcoran founded Corcoran Group in 1973 using a loan of $1,000 from her boyfriend at the time.

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