Mounting ICE raids leave homebuilding’s frontlines frozen in fear

Amid a summer surge in job site raids, homebuilders in some states say that their workers, even those in the U.S. legally, got caught in the crosshairs

Tiny-Home Developer Faces $5 Million Lawsuit Alleging His ‘Zombie HOAs’ Are Mismanaging Funds

The developer’s model was simple: He sold residents the land. He built roads and advertised a list of community amenities. He also had a variety of tiny-home models owners could choose to build on their lots. Once the home was built, residents could live in it or opt to rent out their property as a

Guitar Legend Les Paul’s Family Left Devastated After His Historic $990K New Jersey Home Was Demolished by Developers

The former New Jersey home of music legend Les Paul has been demolished just months after it was sold to private developers for $990,000—leaving his family in an uproar amid claims that they were given no warning about its destruction. Les, who died at age 94 in 2009, was an innovative musician who

Eastern Washington agents balance business and wildfire disaster recovery

More than 850,000 acres have burned statewide with hundreds of homes destroyed in the Spokane area