It seems that Russia has no more formidable enemy than its own people, who have given up reproduction. The Kremlin has banned “childfree propaganda,” given pregnant schoolgirls money and told them ...

Firstly, Indiana did a study and found that farmland loss is primarily, and nearly completely, related to residential needs.

Suburbs outside major metros like Austin, TX, Nashville, TN, and Washington, DC, have seen a surge in renters who have been priced out of the market.

Words by Ambar Ramirez Ah, the ominous success sequence: graduate from college, land a good job, get married, buy a house and have children. The outdated formula that so many once came to America ...

Owning a beautiful home in the suburbs with white picket fences was once a cornerstone of the American dream; but in this economy, many U.S. residents are opting for renting such properties ...

The white picket fence has long stood as the iconic symbol of the American Dream — the promise of a suburban home, a stable family, and financial security. It’s a vision immortalized in movies ...

White picket rents: Tenants are flooding the suburbs where they can't afford to buy Remote work, steep mortgage rates and new types of rental properties are fueling demand far from urban downtowns.

If you’re anything like me, your dream house when you were a child didn’t just have a white picket fence, four big windows and an apple tree in the garden, but an American-style fridge-freezer ...

Why the housing market needs small homes In the U.S. housing market, there’s a crying need not just for more homes, and not just more affordable homes, but for smaller homes, specifically.

In 1998, Zinie Chen Sampson and her husband, Craig, bought a 1,400-square-foot home in the near West End of Richmond, Virginia, when she was newly pregnant with their daughter, Sabrina. It’s an ...