Homeowner Wins City Permit Battle Over His ‘Spooktacular’ Halloween Display

Every Halloween, thousands of costumed children and their families flock to Raleigh’s Historic Oakwood neighborhood in North Carolina, drawn by an elaborate "haunted" house decked out with animatronic zombies, towering monsters, and other frightening sights. Jesse Jones, a criminal defense attorney

More Choices, Less Stress: Rising Housing Inventory Gives Homebuyers Room To Breathe

Home inventory is on the rise in several of the largest U.S. housing markets, taking pressure off buyers and giving them more time and options. The Minneapolis metro area had the largest bump as of September, with 11,000 active listings—a 31.2% increase from last year, according to the Realtor.com®

Data Center Backlash Could Decide Which Party Controls the Senate

As Americans consider how to cast their votes in the midterm elections, data centers are the wedge issue in some of the most important Senate races. Republicans are in a bind, as President Donald Trump's ambitions to achieve what he terms "super intelligence" collide with widespread public oppositio

AI can speed housing development amid crisis 

Seattle reported intake review time cut by about 50%; Honolulu permit decisions averaged 32.5 days versus 73 days