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The two are living in a single room inside an Extended Stay Hotel in Scottsdale, Arizona. “[It] feels like an apartment complex but also like a hostel,” she says. “We’ve been here since September and it’s hard to find a new place."

It may be a good time to buy a house if you're financially prepared. But low inventory or your lifestyle could mean you're better off renting for now.

It's often said that there’s no place like home. But what if that home was built with a 3D printer? Only a handful of people in the U.S. currently live in these types of houses, but some believe this will soon change because of 3D-printing technology’s potential to reduce construction times and costs. Stephanie Sy reports.

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Investors are paying millions for plots of land — but not in New York or Beverly Hills. In fact, the plots do not physically exist here on Earth.

Investors are paying millions for plots of land — but not in New York or Beverly Hills. In fact, the plots do not physically exist here on Earth.

Investors are paying millions for plots of land — but not in New York or Beverly Hills. In fact, the plots do not physically exist here on Earth.

Investors are paying millions for plots of land — but not in New York or Beverly Hills. In fact, the plots do not physically exist here on Earth.

A hot housing market is sticking around in Arizona as 2021 comes to a close, and a real estate expert expects it’s going to continue into 2022.

The hot, hot housing market in the Phoenix-metro last year was a seller’s paradise, but misery for buyers looking for new homes.