A look back at some of Seattle’s old food joints and watering holes.

The “tipping point” is defined as the moment in time where the benefits of owning a home exceeds the benefits of renting that same home.

Sure beats slugging it out in an overly air conditioned office!

Before the sale, Realtor.com estimated the home to be worth $1.5 million.

So long, white walls.

Located in San Francisco’s central Nob Hill neighborhood, the 27-unit apartment building is being touted as an alternative to high-rise living.

Many less obvious costs could significantly add up to make a home no longer affordable depending on where you live.

Seattle has become the Silicon Forest – second only, I suppose, to the Bay Area.

If it’s not a restored, 19th century something or other, we don’t want it.

Under the new law, Seattle landlords can charge no more than the first month’s rent for a security deposit and move-in fees.

Even though Manhattan’s rental market is cooling for the first time in a decade, the borough was recently named home to country’s three most-expensive zip codes for renters.

Kensington Place is located in one of New Jersey’s most vibrant regions, East Brunswick.

Because all-white kitchens are boring.

The ExpediaLabs game allows users to walk into the Space Needle, ride the elevator all the way to the roof, step right out to the edge and take in the beauty of the city below.

Cannonball!

David Truong bought the 1,400 square foot home last September with plans to renovate and flip it. But he had no idea of the local lore surrounding the property or that Ted Bundy’s family had lived there.