Sep 30th 2011 12:45PM
For twenty-somethings, finding the right place to live can be a challenge. The best cities need to offer a combination of employment opportunities and social activities, of course, but they also need to be affordable. After all, the typical college graduate with up to three years of work experience makes $41,900, and that... Continue Reading »
Aug 17th 2011 10:30AM
Looking to stretch your real estate dollar as far as it can go? As part of its annual Best Places to Live series, CNNMoney identified the 25 top towns on its list where home buyers will get the most bang for their hard-earned buck. Click through the gallery below to see America's 25 best places to buy an affordable... Continue Reading »
Mar 24th 2011 1:45PM
Where are the best places to live to shop till you drop and then wake up the next day to do it again? My task is to find luxurious homes in close proximity to fabulous shopping so a shopaholic like me can have a place to crash while my plastic cools down. When looking for amazing clothes, shoes, and accessories the obvious... Continue Reading »
Dec 7th 2010 5:46PM
The housing crisis isn't only hurting places like Las Vegas and central Florida -- the New York City suburb of Mount Vernon, N.Y., has been savaged as hard if not harder than many well-known trouble spots. David Schepp explains how this once-thriving working-class town has been hit hard by the ongoing real estate slump.... Continue Reading »
Sep 22nd 2010 2:53PM
What will your dream house cost? That depends entirely on where you buy it. According to a new report that looked exclusively at four-bedroom two-bath listings, the most expensive market is Newport Beach, Calif. while the most affordable is Detroit. But does affordability alone always equate desirability? Coldwell... Continue Reading »
