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Rent vs Buy: How to Decide What's Right For You
Owning a home is an admirable pursuit, but that doesn’t mean it’s the right move for everyone. In fact, a home is the most expensive thing most people will ever purchase.
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Do People Really Move Because of Bad Neighbors?
Have you ever been so annoyed by a neighbor that you’ve thought about moving to get away from them? While “neighbors from hell” do indeed cause some homeowners and renters to leave their current living arrangement, most people decide they can live with their neighbor’s quirks: A recent survey by marketing agency Fractl found that just 5% of people who moved in the last year did so because of bad relations with their neighbor.
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Looking to Rent? Here Are America's Highest and Lowest Rents
According to a report by Zumper, San Francisco has the nation's priciest rental market, with one-bedroom apartments going for a median rent of $3,720 per month.
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Millennials Want Houses, and Boomers Are Eager to Sell -- So What's The Holdup?
Baby boomers can't downsize until they sell their large, ornate homes – and that's getting harder to do, with few young buyers interested in their properties.
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The Best Public High Schools in Each State
A new report from Niche on the best public high schools in each state may help shed light on whether you're living or looking in the right neighborhood.
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Want To Start A Garden? Here Are 10 Steps That May Help You Create Your Very Own Lush, Green Space From Scratch
Fall is one of the best times to plant anything from flowers, shrubs, trees, to even vegetables. You may be thinking about revamping your yard space, or even starting a garden from scratch.
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Portland, Oregon VS. Seattle, Washington: What Makes Them Different?
Although 174 miles and a state line technically separate them, many people lump Portland, Oregon, and Seattle, Washington, together as Northwestern cities with similar traits and qualities.