Newly piqued interest in 3D-printed homes, a royal residence available for lease, and a group of Pennsylvania nuns building their own monastery. From the wild and wooly world of real estate, here are our Hits and Misses for the week of Aug. 31-Sept. 4. Hit: A Few...
3D-printed homes may not be commonplace, but nearly half of Americans are open to buying this type of residence. A new survey from LendingTree found 49% of respondents said they would consider purchasing a 3D-printed home if it met their price and location needs. More...
Bigger price tags on smaller homes, the Chicago Bears refuse to commit to a new stadium site, and Dolly Parton’s commercial real estate success. From the wild and wooly world of real estate, here are our Hits and Misses for the week of Aug. 24-28. Miss: Shrinkflation...
Today’s new homes are smaller than the properties that were built over the previous decade, according to a new analysis published by LendingTree. The average US new home size shrank by 11.6% from 2,724 square feet in 2015 to 2,409 in 2025. Regionally, the square...
Sometimes, a town’s housing market can be just as expensive – or even more pricey – as a big city. A new analysis by LendingTree of the nation’s towns (defined as having a population from 10,000 to 49,999) found a pair of Cape Cod localities with seven-digit housing...
Inflation Expectations Hit Three-Year High as Rent Outlook Climbs to 6.8%
