Social Media Ideas for American Homes

Half of homeowners now say the American Dream is 'eroding' or 'broken,' survey finds

  Homeownership has long carried a certain weight in the United States. It has been described as a foundation for stability, a path to wealth, a rite of passage, and — most durably...

New manufactured homes may get more efficient thanks to housing law

A sweeping federal housing bill that became law last Saturday contains some big benefits for Americans poised to buy or rent new manufactured homes — the same families who often st...

From Budget Kit House to Historic Collector Item: Inside the Rise, Fall, and Evolution of Sears Catalog Homes

Shipped directly by train, these “modern” homes would include everything a buyer would need to build their own sanctuary.

What Housing in America Could Look Like in 50 Years

Mapped: The States With the Most Empty Homes

America has 14.5 million vacant homes. This map reveals where they're concentrated and why most aren't available for sale.

Fewer Americans own homes than thought, new Fed search finds

Only about 53% of Americans own homes, or about 12 percentage points lower than previous data has shown, the study found.

Where America stopped moving and started renovating: A state ranking

  A new state ranking by 3 Day Blinds shows how homeowners are bridging the gap between outgrowing their homes and keeping the cheap mortgages they already have. The ranking, calle...

Inside Jackie Kennedy Onassis' luxurious homes, from sprawling estates to full-floor apartments

Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis lived in luxurious homes across the East Coast, including Florida, Massachusetts, New Jersey, and Virginia.

House Hunters Value Clean Air in Their Homes More Than Views and Other Luxuries

36% of U.S. residents who plan to move within the next year  say a clean home with high-end filtration systems for air, water, etc. is one of the most important features when it co...

The Evolution of House Styles Across America: A Journey Through the Decades

We explore the evolution of homes across the nation, uncovering the influences, styles, and regional variations that have shaped the places we call home. The post The Evolution of...

Michigan Houses Are Getting Older, Creating Problems for the State

When the typical Michigan home was built, Richard Nixon was president, US forces were withdrawing from Vietnam and “The Exorcist” would become the year’s highest-grossing film. Whi...

5 Household Items Every Gilded Age Family Owned 

From pianos to towering ferns, wealthy Gilded Age families went the extra mile to display their financial status.

Forget granite countertops. Homebuyers now say this is their No. 1 priority

Some Americans are giving new meaning to the proverb that your home is your sanctuary. The at-home wellness trend continues to evolve and grow, with the global market for wellne...

Revenue Opportunity: Homeowners Are Willing To Pay For Protection and Safety

Homeowners want to have homes with features that protect them against climate events and higher insurance costs.   Climate events are national news all the time from wildfires to...

Why Indians moving to the US rush to buy homes

Indian immigrants are increasingly able to secure homes in the US soon after their arrival. With appealing mortgage conditions and reduced initial payments, owning a home becomes a...

8 Household Items Every Family Had in the Early 2000s

Millennials will remember these items that seemed essential to their family homes.