Buying all the parts and pieces for furniture and assembling it at home is part of normal shopping at places like IKEA. But what if you’re buying all the parts and pieces to build an actual home?

Smart home trends are changing the way people live in their homes. At one point, this scene could have been out of a sci-fi movie. But in 2024, this is the reality for many homeowners who have ...

This year, as you check out big-ticket items like multi-functional furniture and smart TVs on Amazon, why not add a tiny home to your virtual cart? That’s right: You can pick up a minimalistic ...

Wasted 6 weeks and a 20 hour round-trip drive trying to get a contract. Can only imagine the nightmare of getting a home built. Stay away. Thankful to have dodged a huge bullet. We have been in ...

Bought a home from M/I, now 5 months later there's water damage from the ceiling. Submitted a request to them through the website under warranty. Will update if they follow through and fix this.

What is the best overall home security system? Home security systems help keep your home secure while you're away at work, on vacation or just peacefully sleeping at night. From intruders to ...

The process of buying a home comes with many, many decisions. This barrage of choices starts immediately with deciding which online platform to use to search for potential homes. While the choice ...

Windows 11 is available right now in two versions: Home and Pro. That means you have a choice to make when buying a new copy of Windows, and deciding whether to splurge for Windows 11 Pro vs.

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Google Home sales can be a lifesaver for anyone kitting their home out with a virtual assistant. Whether you're after a series of smart displays or more discrete speaker systems, you'll be glad to ...

Rising interest rates. Natural disasters. There are a host of reasons not to buy a home in the current real estate market — particularly in certain areas. But the ultra-rich are unfazed.