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Housing costs have reached record highs: Harvard report
Achieving the American dream of homeownership has never cost so much.
Vanna White might quit ‘Wheel of Fortune,’ ‘doesn’t jibe’ with Ryan Seacrest: report
Vanna White is already having a "difficult" time without Pat Sajak as her TV partner, a source claims.
Eight in ten Americans 'burnt out' with dating apps: new research
The survey of 1,000 Americans who have used a dating app at least once in the past year found that 78% of those polled feel fatigued with the dating app...
Real estate expert says market in 'housing doomsday' scenario: 'Something we haven't seen in our lifetime'
Former Bravo star and "Million Dollar Listing" agent Kirsten Jordan — and high-grossing brokers just like her — are wrestling with a pessimistic market that’s allegedly never been seen before.
Here's why rental units in the US are now bigger in size
A new RentCafe study has found that the size of new US apartments has grown -- and it's because there's more demand for a specific type of unit.
Lawmaker wants to pay reporters, news organizations to uncover corruption and save taxpayers cash
“Local journalism is dying, which is bad because we need an informed population and because we need independent watchdogs keeping an eye on what the government is doing,” Aragona said.
These Southern cities are the most popular moving destinations in America
Two cities in the Carolinas tied for first, according to a new PODS survey -- and they're in states that have seen major growth since 2020.
Why 'diva' Kelly Rowland allegedly scolded Cannes security guard — and what she said: report
Kelly Rowland "doesn’t care if she comes across like a diva" in the incident at the Cannes Film Festival, an insider reportedly claimed.
Rents in these US cities are rising faster than wages -- with NYC hit the worst
New StreetEasy and Zillow findings show that New York has seen its rent growth really outpace its wage growth in recent years.
NYC Gen Zers will pay more than $200K in rent by age 30 — enough to buy a house elsewhere
By their 30th birthdays, many Zoomers have paid the equivalent of a home's downpayment on rent in the Big Apple, according to RentCafe.
Manhattan offices set new record high for emptiness
The number of vacant offices in Manhattan just hit a new record, according to new numbers from Colliers -- a bleak benchmark four years after COVID-19.
These towns have the richest retirees in America
Folks over the age of 65 in these locales from Hawaii to New York can count themselves the wealthiest retirees in the nation, according to GoBankingRates.
These US cities have the fastest-growing population of millionaires
Certain parts of America are seeing their rich resident populations rise rapidly, but they're not traditional wealth hubs, according to Henley & Partners.
Post’s bombshell report about alien life on Earth being false confirmed after US gov spent millions funding search: Pentagon
A bombshell Pentagon review released Friday confirms The Post's exclusive reporting from last year that the Pentagon had developed a distracting and ultimately pointless fixation on chasing UFOs.
Manhattan residents pay among the nation's highest percentages of income on rent: study
Living in New York requires a much bigger chunk of income than almost any other city in the US, a new report from RentCafe has found.
This Asian capital has unseated Dubai as the world’s fastest-growing luxury property market
The capital city of an archepelagic Asian nation has unseated the Middle East's glossy Dubai with 26.3% annual price gains in luxury real estate.
Here's the shocking amount the average New Yorker spends in upfront costs for a rental unit
The average cost of securing a new rental apartment in NYC has become exorbitantly expensive, according to StreetEasy, and it's the highest the site has seen.
Luxury home values to decline across the globe this year: Report
Across the world, major cities will see residential capital value growth slow in 2024 -- due to high interest rates, political instability and more.
Hate crimes have spiked since 2018 — with schools third-most common location for offenses: FBI
Hate crimes skyrocketed over a five-year period ending in 2022 — and schools were the third most common location where such offenses were reported, according to a newly released FBI...
Some democracy: Most of the City Council won't tell you where they stand on ruinous Stops Act
Most members of the City Council refused to say how they’ll vote on overriding Mayor Adams’ veto of the How Many Stops Act — which is evidence of how undemocratic...