Formerly Homeless Man Enjoys New Life In First 3D-Printed Home In US
By Elias Marat A formerly homeless man is now enjoying his advanced years in a comfortable, entirely 3D-printed tiny home – the very first of…
By Elias Marat A formerly homeless man is now enjoying his advanced years in a comfortable, entirely 3D-printed tiny home – the very first of…
By Michael Snyder Could you imagine listing your home for sale and having nearly 100 offers in just three days? This sort of thing is…
By Tyler Durden Monday morning saw further adoption of cryptocurrencies in general, and more specifically, Bitcoin. First, Visa announced it would be one of the…
By Tyler Durden The great Covid Migration of 2020 and 2021 for people between 18 and 21 continues. We have extensively documented the exodus from…
By Jon Miltimore Theresa Dolata’s voice broke when she urged Minneapolis city leaders to support amendments that would give council members the authority to regulate…
Op-Ed by Michael Snyder This article is likely to stir up some very strong emotions. Just a few hours ago, I discovered that U.S. News…
By Michael Snyder Americans fled the big cities “in droves” in 2020, and one recent survey discovered that even more Americans are planning to move…
By Michael Snyder Ever since last summer, a federal moratorium on evictions has prevented landlords from evicting millions of tenants who are behind on their…
By Tyler Durden There is absolutely no way to avoid a great deal of pain coming to the commercial real estate market as companies dump…
By Tyler Durden Another week, another restaurant doomsday story. According to the latest NYC Hospitality Alliance survey, it’s becoming increasingly difficult for restaurants across the…
By Tyler Durden Florida has no income tax. Tens of thousands of middle-class and wealthy families living in tax burden blue states are packing up…
By Tyler Durden Manhattan apartment landlords are getting desperate as inventory swells, and they are offering some of the most concessions ever to attract new…
By Brittany Hunter With so many Americans out of work and unable to pay their rent, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention instituted a nationwide…
By Tyler Durden Manhattan’s “prime” retail real estate remained under pressure in the fourth quarter as the once too prominent shopping areas have transformed into “ghost…