The real estate market was on fire last year, with the frenzied pace of sales activity pushing home prices to record highs. The median home sales price was $346,900 in 2021, up 16.9% from 2020, and ...

The grand prize winner will receive the fully furnished, newly built home in Indianapolis designed by HGTV's Brian Patrick Flynn HGTV's 2021 Urban Oasis home is here! And PEOPLE can exclusively reveal ...

The US housing market has had a white hot year. Home sales are on track to reach the highest level in 15 years, with an estimated 6 million homes sold in 2021. But whether you benefited from this ...

While December isn’t officially in the books, 2021 has seen the largest number of million-dollar home sales yet in Denver. BusinessDen’s analysis of six years of home sale data found that the number ...

The Parade of Homes, an annual event of the Home Builders and Remodelers of Central New York, is a presentation of some of the region’s best builders, along with their product and service providers.

Smolen Homes is proud to present “The Lisa Anne,” their Craftsman bungalow for the 2021 Parade of Homes. This beautiful custom home, with 3854 square feet of living space, four bedrooms, ...

This year’s Upstate Parade of Homes, produced by the Homebuilders Association of Greenville, is expected to be better than ever. The vibrant South Carolina parade of homes is a source of vision, ...

As the coronavirus dragged into a second year, our homes mattered more than ever. They shifted from be places where we hunkered down to avoid a virus and stared into video cameras and at computer ...

For Todd and Lisa Miller, making major improvements to their 3,100-square-foot rambling ranch, built in the 1970s, is par for the course. “Over the years, we have refinanced twice and done a number of ...

Using a humidifier during colder months is a great way to tackle dry indoor air. 'Tis the season of sweater weather, cozy meals and pumpkin spice everything! Unfortunately, the colder months also ...

As the coronavirus dragged into a second year, our homes mattered more than ever. They shifted from be places where we hunkered down to avoid a virus and stared into video cameras and at computer ...