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Millennials, once characterized by their preference for urban living, increasingly choose suburban homes over city apartments. This shift reflects evolving priorities around affordability, family life ...

Despite a gradual return to the office for some employees and a renewed appetite for city living, suburban homes remain in demand across the U.S., according to a report Tuesday from Realtor.com.

The appeal of suburban life has grown as people seek homes that reflect both comfort and clarity of purpose. Beyond the busy city centers, communities in Cavite, Laguna, Batangas, and Pampanga are ...

Is a city still a city if urban living is a luxury good? Credit...George Wylesol Supported by By Candace Jackson Ms. Jackson writes frequently about real estate. SAN FRANCISCO — The roof deck of this ...

Phoenix Sprawls into the desert at the rate of an acre an hour. Greater New York City stretches clear into Pennsylvania. Strip malls, traffic, fear of crime have wrecked the tranquil 'burbs of Ozzie ...

If your three-row crossover just isn't big enough, it might be time to step into this 1962 Chevrolet Suburban limo. If your three-row crossover just isn't big enough, it might be time to step into ...

Roger Keil receives funding from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada and the Forrest Foundation, University of Western Australia. Paul J. Maginn does not work for, consult, ...

Finding a Chevrolet Suburban from the mid-1990s with about 20,000 miles on the clock is a tall order these days, over a quarter of a century after that generation debuted. With some luck, you can find ...

The suburbs are supposed to be perfect neighborhoods devoid of the claustrophobia and urban grime of the cities they surround. They have two-story houses, green lawns, no violence or crime. They are, ...

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