The number of people living in the country has returned to pre-pandemic levels. These are the states benefiting the most.

Developing human interest stories is one way to ensure writing stands apart from AI-generated content, suggests communications expert Ann Wylie. Unearth content ideas by considering process changes that may be of interest, posting requests for stories and posing "when questions" that often harken moments of pain, change, crisis or decision.

Fewer fluctuations in borrowing costs may give potential home buyers more confidence to jump back into the housing market this spring.

Statement lighting, "conversation nooks" and impactful use of colors are among best design practices borrowed from hotels that can make home interiors inviting.

Manhattan apartment rents rose to a median $4,150 in January, $100 higher than in December and up 1.3% on a year-over-year basis, according to Miller Samuel and Douglas Elliman Real Estate. Meanwhile, new lease signings reached 3,922, compared with 3,441 a year ago.

According to industry research, incorporating aerial real estate photography is one of the top three strategies for enhancing property sales, leading to increased inquiries and quicker transactions. Ruby Home highlights how professional photography can accelerate sales and the use of aerial imagery can further expedite the process.

South Dakota real estate professional Katie Day works with local Native American reservations that don't have facilities to care for an overpopulation of animals.

The National Association of REALTORS® wants to honor members who exemplify dedication to volunteer service and bettering their community.

The New York State Office of Mental Health distributed $30 million for supportive housing for veterans, older adults, people with intellectual or developmental disabilities and those experiencing homelessness, among others. Organizations, including more than 20 in New York City, can use the funding for rental subsidies, vocational training, education or child care assistance, primary and behavioral health care, and other services.

Under a proposed regulation from the Treasury Department's Financial Crimes Enforcement Network, professionals would have to disclose information about non-financed residential real estate sales to trusts, legal entities and shell companies. The proposed regulation is part of a larger effort to stop money laundering.