Why Miami Is Flunking Homebuilding and Affordability While the Rest of Florida Booms

While Miami continues to attract deep-pocketed transplants and institutional capital from across the globe, beneath the surface, the city's housing market is failing on two key fronts: new construction and affordability. Dotted with palm trees and bristling with amenity-rich luxury condominium tower

Where Deed Fraud Protections Are Strongest—and Where They Fall Short

The daughter of a deceased New Jersey homeowner learned something was wrong with her father’s house when the township tax office contacted her about a fraudulent deed filing. But by then, the Gloucester County residence had been conveyed for $1 using a false quitclaim deed and fake notarization, acc

Bel-Air’s Lavish Megamansion ‘La Fin’ Slashes Price to $99.95 Million—and Still Takes Crypto

Retired emergency room doctor Joseph Englanoff is once again looking to part ways with two of his over-the-top California mansions. A nine-bedroom spec mansion in the Bird Streets, with a hookah lounge, 30-person Jacuzzi, sand volleyball court, panic room, and shoeshine station, is listed for an eye

Why connected data matters after the home is built

With 65% of Americans owning a smart device, post-close data gaps are becoming a servicing and risk issue