For Owners of Upscale Homes, Loophole Pays
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Pledging to retain the facade of historic homes affords a charitable deduction.
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Variable pricing, in which a house might be put on the market for $510,000 to $565,000, has gained popularity over the last decade.
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If you want to sell a  mansion in this upscale Chicago suburb, this is not the best  time.
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RIVERVIEW, Fla., Jan. 25 -- Piece by piece, as the economy has faltered and as the subprime mortgage crisis has taken hold, Ivan Toledo's grasp on his job, his house -- his entire middle-class life -- has come undone.
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For aspiring homeowners who&#39;ve been struggling to catch up with runaway prices in San Diego County, there&#39;s another bitter pill to swallow.
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It takes residents of these 12 spots longer than most to afford a median-priced home.
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Imagine buying a new home where your neighbors can decide how it's decorated, what you cook for dinner, how big your dog is and what kind of sex you have. And they can toss you out if they don't like it.
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Not everyone has suffered from the current housing slump. Exceptions include entrepreneurs with deep experience in real estate and those who have carved out a special niche.
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Why consumer-facing dividend-payers can keep you out of the poorhouse.
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By Laura Smitherman, The Baltimore Sun  Mar. 9--As the courts wrestle with how much authority governments should have to seize private property, some Maryland legislators are uniting behind a proposal to boost compensation for owners whose property is taken.
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You may not have to pay as much as you're paying to protect your home.
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With many U.S. chief executives taking home millions of dollars in pay, it is no shock that average workers regards them as overpaid. But that attitude extends to the corner office as well.
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It can pay to stay in place, if a real estate owner is able to think creatively to extract as much value as possible from a property.
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Some aggressive ways to buy a house can burn you later.
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Billionaires who can afford anything buy these objects of desire.
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Future residents of the Cottage Gate development in Middletown, New Jersey, may be surprised to learn their granite countertops and two-car garages were paid for by a hedge fund.
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With the housing market in decline, financial predators are finding yet another way to take advantage of people who fall behind on their payments.