Giulia Carbonaro

Homeownership, long considered a cornerstone of the American dream, has slipped out of reach for millions of Americans since the pandemic, as home prices and borrowing costs have skyrocketed, outpacing wage growth.

In one region of the country, the dream of homeownership remains within reach: the Midwest. But do Americans want to buy there?

A majority of Americans who have yet to step onto the property ladder believe that homeownership feels out of reach today, as housing costs have

Homebuilders cannot compete with the prices data centers are willing to pay for developable land, a bleak prospect for Americans.

U.S. cities are not offering residents the best living conditions in the world, beaten at that by rivals in Europe and Asia.

U.S. cities are nowhere to be found near the top of this year's newly released list of the most liveable places in the world, lagging behind European, Australian and Japanese rivals.

West Hollywood residents living near an abandoned, half-built condo have been haunted by loud night-time howling and unnerving scuttling… Their new neighbors?

Despite Americans' growing hostility toward AI data centers —especially near their neighborhoods—President Donald Trump has said that “everything's

Home prices continued rising across the U.S. this spring, led by gains in the Northeast and Midwest.

The proposal pushed by Governor DeSantis will not appear on the November ballot as it is now after being deemed “misleading.”