Caroline Broderick

6 days ago | homes.com | Caroline Broderick

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said Thursday that it plans to stop logging weather disasters that damage or destroy homes with costs reaching billions of dollars. The NOAA's Billion-Dollar Weather and Climate Disasters program tracked weather and climate disasters from 1980 through 2024, but it will be retired, along with 24 other databases and reports.

1 week ago | homes.com | Moira Ritter |Caroline Broderick

Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, or so they say. For some real estate teams, though, that's especially true when a child follows in a parent's footsteps. Here are three stories of daughters who followed their mothers into the residential real estate world:Jennifer Puryear and her daughter, Alex Stevens, officially joined forces in the Austin, Texas, real estate market in 2022, but they say their partnership has been much longer than that.

1 month ago | homes.com | Caroline Broderick

One of the latest home status symbols — cold plunges — can really help you chill, but the prices are stiff. Thanks to social media, most people know about the routine where someone takes a dip into near-freezing water. There’s typically a shiver followed by carefully controlled breathing. Celebrities such as Kim Kardashian, Gwyneth Paltrow and Joe Rogan have adopted it into their wellness routines to help with inflammation and physical recovery.

1 month ago | homes.com | Caroline Broderick

On the first season of Netflix's "Queer Eye," where people undergo a life makeover based on advice from five experts, interior designer Bobby Berk asked 27-year-old Remington about his design style. The young bachelor inherited his grandmother's home and had made no changes — home design was not his forte. In the episode, Berk asked about Remington's style icon and dream vacation spot: Don Draper from the AMC series "Mad Men," and Cuba.

1 month ago | costar.com | Caroline Broderick

Dalian Wanda Group, the Chinese former development partner of the St. Regis Chicago skyscraper, is selling the last portion of its ownership, a portfolio of 37 condominium units. The corporate conglomerate listed the bulk offering with Newmark, the second time a portfolio has been offered for the city’s third-tallest building since completion in 2020, according to a marketing brochure.