Chad Brackett

Simone Biles Defends Decision To Take a Luxury Vacation Days After Suffering 'Serious Medical Emergency' at Home in Texas Biles has been criticized for taking a vacation to Belize just days after revealing she'd suffered a serious medical emergency at home.

The Hidden Costs of Timing Your Move From Renting to Buying The transaction costs of buying a home get plenty of attention, but the costs of misaligned timelines largely don't.

Ryan Seacrest Snags $4.5 Million Profit on Sale of His 40-Acre Napa Valley Estate—but Falls Shy of His $22 Million Asking Price Seacrest originally put the property on the market for $22 million in July 2024, but trimmed the asking price nearly a year later.

Atlanta Fed pick emerges as key opportunity for Warsh to reshape the central bank The Fed considered a former top Treasury official under President Trump for a role at the Atlanta reserve bank.

Savannah Guthrie Breaks Down in Tears on 'Today' While Discussing Ransom Note That Claimed Mom Nancy Died After Being Abducted from Home New reports suggest that a ransom note sent in the wake of Nancy Guthrie's disappearance stated the 84-year-old had died.

Senate Passes Major Bipartisan Housing Bill, Setting Stage for Final House Vote The Senate has passed its final version of a major bipartisan housing bill, setting the stage for a final approval in the House.

EXCLUSIVE: 'Owning Manhattan' Star Ryan Serhant Reveals 'Strategic' Reason Behind His Company's Expansion to Texas The star of Netflix's "Owning Manhattan" and founder of Serhant has announced a major expansion into Texas.

Mom-and-Pop Investors Are Dominating the Housing Market—and Wall Street Is Backing Out Just as Trump Steps In Wall Street is backing out of the housing market ahead of new federal caps, leaving two-thirds of investor stock to mom-and-pop buyers.

Older Homeowners Hold Record Equity, but Rising Bills Could Leave Less for Their Heirs Older homeowners hold record equity, but rising taxes, insurance, and care costs could leave less wealth for their heirs.

Harvard Study Reveals the Real Reason the Housing Crisis Isn't Getting Better A new Harvard report reveals the U.S. housing crisis has shifted. We have enough luxury homes—but a shortage of affordable starter units.