Pack Your Bags! These 17 US Cities Will Pay You To Move There
Moving to a new city can be expensive, but if you set your sights on these areas across the United States, you might actually turn a profit.
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These Celebs' Humble Homes Hide Just How Rich They Really Are
While Hollywood royalty is known for its mega-mansions, not all A-listers like to live lavishly. These humble celeb homes hide just how rich their owners are.
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The Youngest Celebrities Who Own Their Own Homes
Here at House Digest, we're taking an inside look at the property portfolios of some of the world's brightest young stars. Some of them might blow your mind.
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What A 'Strong' Economy Means For The Housing Market
When the economy is strong, people are more inclined to start house-hunting, but what sounds good in theory may not be so great when put into practice.
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Rushed Construction Could Be Slowly Destroying Your Home
Rushed new-build homes across the country -- including those costing several million dollars -- have started falling apart after only a few years.
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The Outdated Countertop Material And Color That's Lowering Your Home Value
Keeping up with kitchen trends can help secure a better price for your home, since potential buyers won't have to think about the cost of significant upgrades.
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The Biggest Red Flag To Look For When Buying A Home In A Neighborhood
Purchasing a home is one of your most important decisions. So if you notice residents packing up and moving out, maybe you should think twice before buying.
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Do Exterior Renovations Really Boost Home Value?
If you're thinking about selling a property, you may want to turn your plans outward. When it comes to real estate, what's on the outside can count for a lot.
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Could HOAs Be On Their Way Out? Why This Bold Move May Be A Possibility Soon
Few people seem to like living under a homeowners' association, yet the number of HOAs seems to constantly grow. But it turns out, this trend may not last.
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The Easiest Way To Make Your Front Door More Inviting To Guests (And Buyers)
Your front door is the first impression of your home for potential buyers, guests, and any passersby. This affordable trick adds instant curb appeal.
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If You Have A Paid Off Mortgage, This Is The Best State To Retire In
If you have a plan to buy a home and quickly pay off the mortgage, you may want to choose the state wisely, especially if you're thinking about retirement.
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9 New York Towns That Will Make You Feel Like You're Living In A Fairytale
These New York towns look like something out of a storybook, filled with castles, waterfalls, and small-town magic that feels worlds away from city life.
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The No. 1 Red Flag Sellers Should Know About Potential Buyers
Selling your home can be a hugely stressful time, not helped by buyers who turn out to be timewasters. Keep your sale on track by knowing what to watch out for.
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Can't Sell Your House Quick Enough? Try Renting It Out First Instead
If your home isn't selling, you could be saddled with two mortgages. Renting your home will help pay your current mortgage, and could even earn a tidy profit.
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Do Data Centers Harm Or Help Your Property Value?
Data centers are popping up all over the U.S., and often near residential areas. Find out how they can influence market demand and property values.
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How Much Are Homes Built During The Revolutionary War Worth Now?
There are still homes for sale today in the 13 original colonies that are over 200 years old. Find out how much it could cost you to own a piece of history.
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The Best East Coast City To Call Home In 2025
Residents of this city can officially proclaim they live in the best East Coast city. It boasts enviable weather, good schools, and great neighborhoods.
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What Impact Do Solar Farms Have On Property Value?
Solar farms provide a renewable source of energy, but they take up quite a bit of space. Do home values dip in these areas? Here's what we know.
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Does Renting Out Your Home Lower Its Value?
Being a landlord comes with a number of risks, including potential damage to your property and costly repairs, but will renting it out lower its value?
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What Does It Mean If You Have A White Mailbox
While you might not have given it a second thought, the color of your mailbox can reflect your personality, so what does a white one signify?
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HGTV Names The Most Charming Downtowns To Live Near Along The East Coast
These 20 East Coast destinations named in HGTV's 40 most charming small downtowns in America boast great dining, unique shops, and enviable neighborhoods.
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This State Has The Highest Salaries, But What Do The Home Prices Look Like?
This part of the country has the highest salaries in the country, but what do their rental and home prices look like and are they affordable for residents?
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If You're Living On Social Security Alone, You Might Want To Avoid These States
In these states, the average Social Security check does not cover the projected cost of living. Retirees might find themselves with more expenses than income.
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The Fraudulent Foreclosure Scheme Homeowners Should Be Aware Of
Scammers are getting more sophisticated every day, and even the most cautious are falling victim. Beware of one such foreclosure scam that's easy to fall for.
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The Best Landscaping Projects To Boost Home Value
The exterior of your home is the first impression buyers get of the property. Spruce it up with these projects that promise a solid return on investment.
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Is It Worth Buying A Home That Was Hit By A Hurricane?
With challenges of home buying amidst rising affordability issues rising, decide if seizing a deal after a hurricane is truly worth it for your dream home.
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Are Single-Family Homes Really Dropping In Price? Here's What We Know
Since the pandemic years, home prices have risen at an astounding rate. Find out if the market is finally shifting in favor of the home buyer.
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