Contemporary Home Embraces Nature In Austin’s Desirable Tarrytown

The residence makes the most of its one vintage feature: A century-old heritage oak tree takes center stage in the courtyard and can be seen through walls of glass from many of the rooms.

Four Homes In Hawaii With Panoramic Ocean Views

What better way to enjoy the mild climate than to also be comfortably situated where you can view the dynamic quality of the Pacific Ocean, beaches and wild shorelines.

A Look Inside Newly Opened The Ned NoMad Membership Club And Hotel Through Renowned Curator Richie Akiva

Design is paramount to the experience at The Ned NoMad.

Eclectic Style And European Design Harmonize In Portland’s Dunthorpe Area

Calling all enthusiasts of European and modern design: this extensively remodeled, transitional home in Portland, Oregon features a combination of contemporary flair, traditional elements and exquisite details.

History And The Avant-Garde Collide At An Eclectic Dwelling In Alicante, Spain

The three-bedroom two-bathroom home, erected in 1900, is a historical fixture in the heart of Alicante, Spain.

Garden Apartments: Is this Apartment Type Right for You?

It’s no secret that finding your perfect apartment can be a challenging experience. Not only do you need to find a place that’s in your desired neighborhood and matches your budget, but you also want to live somewhere that aligns with your personality and lifestyle. If you’re apartment hunting and you’re searching for a truly
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Interior Designers Come Together At The Holiday House Hamptons Event With Inspirational Tablescapes

Get the best tablescape ideas from top designers.

9 Most Affordable St. Louis Suburbs to Live In

Call the city by its nickname, “Gateway to the West,” St. Louis, MO, has become a destination for many people relocating to the Midwest. From its iconic food scene to its easy access to all Missouri and Illinois have to offer, it shouldn’t come as a surprise nearly 305,000 people call St. Louis home. And
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Crashing Back To Normal: The Manhattan Real Estate Market

The data suggests that the (housing) market is not crashing, but simply returning to normal, seasonal volume. In other words, the slowdown appears to be more of an issue of comparison, and less of a macroeconomic shift. It’s not a crash, it’s a reversion to the mean.

The Decline In Housing Investment Risks A Recession

Falling housing investment due to the Fed’s interest rate increases is dragging overall GDP down, and could contribute to a recession.