LOS ANGELES -- There are plenty of "Full House" fans out there, but apparently none with pockets deep enough to buy the show's famous home.

The San Francisco Victorian -- used to portray the Tanner family's residence in the famous sitcom -- listed last year for $5.999 million. With no takers, it's back on the market for half a million less.

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WASHINGTON -- Jared Kushner has divested from Cadre, the real estate technology startup he cofounded, according to a person familiar with the matter, after the business attracted investment offers that could pose conflicts of interest for the White House aide.

Kushner, who is President Donald Trump's son-in-law as well as one of his senior ...Read more

Q: My sister passed away and left her house to me and our two brothers. The three of us decided to sell the house, but before we could, one of my brothers also passed away. He was single with no children and did not have a will. Can we still sell the house? -- Richard

A: You will be able to sell the house eventually, but there will be some work...Read more

Most Americans don't have enough money saved to retire on, and Social Security isn't sufficient all by itself. Where do you find yourself in relation to these figures?

--The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that households headed by those over 65 spend, on average, about $46,000 a year, or about $3,833 a month.

--The average couple ...Read more

Our brains are ill-equipped to handle what they cannot foresee, the result of something known as status quo bias, an assumption that every tomorrow will pretty much look like every today.

Problem is, life constantly changes. Most changes are small and either unnoticed or easily managed. A few, however, are substantial and radically disrupt our ...Read more

The juiciest parts of the new book Dark Towers: Deutsche Bank, Donald Trump, and an Epic Trail of Destruction pick up where the last scandal involving the bank left off -- manipulating interest rates amid the 2008 financial crisis. This isn't just an expose of a massive global bank. It's also the tragic story of a senior Deutsche executive, Bill...Read more

Investors cast a wary eye on Chicago last year, causing commercial property sales to plummet amid worries about property taxes, and adding to already mixed signals about the city's real estate outlook.

Sales of office, apartment, hotel and industrial buildings in the city totaled $8.07 billion in 2019, down from the post-recession peak of $16 ...Read more

LOS ANGELES -- Kim Kardashian West has followed in the footsteps of her mother, Kris Jenner, and sister Kylie Jenner, buying an undeveloped home site in La Quinta's Madison Club community for $6.3 million, records show.

The property is on the same street as the minimalist mansion that Kris Jenner purchased in 2018 for $12 million. It's also a ...Read more

The IRS is taking to the streets to track down high-income earners who aren't filing federal income tax returns or paying taxes.

A new step in an ongoing effort involves making roughly 800 face-to-face visits in the next two months to high-income individuals who haven't filed tax returns in 2018 or previous years. The Internal Revenue Service ...Read more

CHICAGO -- Wood is having a moment in the world of architecture.

Cities such as Milwaukee and Minneapolis are going all-in on an innovative type of wood whose boosters claim takes less energy to produce than concrete or steel.

It might even be on the verge of making inroads in Chicago, where the Great Fire of 1871 incinerated vast stretches of...Read more

Some people have an easier time finding an apartment than others, and it has nothing to do with their ability to pay rent.

According to a new Zillow analysis, renters of color are disproportionately more likely than white renters to pay an application fee when they are searching for a new home, even when researchers controlled for age, income ...Read more

Q: Our condominium recently let go off a popular employee. Several residents are upset and want him rehired. They are threatening to withhold their monthly dues until the board of directors gives in to their demands. What is the best way to deal with these maverick owners? -- John

A: There is a right and wrong way for unit owners to address ...Read more

An established line of psychological theory is that what we experience in late adolescence and early adulthood ends up having a large pull on our behavior throughout life. And economic gut punches pack a wallop.

Numerous studies have shown those entering the job market during a recession suffer significant and long-term income penalties, ...Read more

Nestled in a wooded RV park south of Atlanta, Larry Singleton's home stands out. With its beige wooden siding, exterior shutters and a metal roof, it's technically not an RV. This is a tiny home.

Singleton lives his life in just 230 square feet, and at the forefront of what he sees as a growing real estate trend.

"I absolutely love it," said ...Read more