Dan Latu

Fans of Parks and Recreation can finally live out their dreams of living in Pawnee — sort of

Sprzedający posiadłość w Dolinie Krzemowej za kilka mln dol. zachwalali, że wszystkie dzieci poprzednich właścicieli, które wychowywały się właśnie w tym domu, poszły na Harvard i Stanford. To pomo...

Frederik Eklund and John Gomes said they no longer share their work calendars and that young brokers shouldn't rely on social media to close deals.

Commenters said the boastful tout was a sign of how much Palo Alto residents value academic and professional success.

A landlord who sold all his rental properties broke down the investing rule that compelled him to quit real estate when home prices went up.

A landlord who sold all his rental properties broke down the investing rule that compelled him to quit real estate when home prices went up.

Move over, "disruptors." Everyone wants to be seen as "high agency" now.

Dating is difficult, and app users suffer from "swipe fatigue." An ex-Hinge employee shared three quick profile tweaks that can help you find a match.

Older bathroom styles are back in vogue as younger homebuyers and renters try to channel vintage vibes and a sense of nostalgia.

Americans leave New York, New Jersey, and Illinois at the highest rates, newly released census data indicates.

Stella Guan, 34, has been traveling the world while working remotely for a year, but it was other retirees who convinced her parents to join her.

Last summer ushered in a new normal for hosts on Airbnb and other short-term rental booking websites.Travelers are still choosing short-term rentals in large numbers, but there is a glut of places to stay left over from the Airbnb gold rush of recent years.Ahead of summer 2024, hosts face pressure to stand out from all the other listings in their areas. Adding additional stress is the increased unpredictability of travelers themselves — hosts say guests are booking trips more last-minute than th…

This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with John Martin, who previously worked in the aluminum industry, and his wife Beverly, both 60, who have been traveling the United States and the world since 2019. The conversation has been edited for length and clarity.John: I retired at 55 at the end of 2019. Initially, we were going to live in a golf community in Palm City, Florida, and also do some traveling.Beverly: I had been a stay-at-home mom for five kids. At this point, they were all of…

I actually ended up in Kansas City because of the pandemic. I wasn’t planning on coming.I was born and raised in San Diego, lived in LA for a year, and then lived in New York for 10 years. I always thought I’d be in one of the big coastal cities.I was doing a tour of “Miss Saigon” at the time, and the pandemic shut down my show. My partner, who was also in the show, was from Kansas City. So we came here temporarily to wait out the pandemic.I got here in July 2020, and by July 2021 I knew I was g…

Wealthy people are just like us: They're trading in more expensive Los Angeles-area homes for bigger spreads elsewhere.

This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Stella Guan, a 33-year-old designer, about her experience being a digital nomad living in short-term rentals after both owning a home and renting via traditional yearlong leases. The essay has been edited for length and clarity.In 2021, I bought a home in Los Angeles.There are so many hidden financial aspects of homeownership. You have an idea, of course, but there are just so many costs. I had to spend $50,000 to fix the house, including asb…

Emilie Gerber, 34, bought a Hamptons house this year while continuing to rent in New York City. She sees it as a quality-of-life upgrade.

Emily Northway is from Utah, but calls Oslo home. Meeting new people and long winters were difficult, but she's proud of the life she's built.

Short-term-rental hosts say they need security cameras for safety and “peace of mind,” but guests sometimes counter that it’s an invasion of privacy.

A regulation forcing Airbnb hosts to get licenses is all “we can do right now” to curb the vacation rentals, a Scottsdale councilwoman said.