Earthships are redefining environmentalism. From off-the-grid living to recyclable materials, here’s what agents can learn from these feats of engineering.

Albina was historically one of Portland’s most diverse neighborhoods. In recent years, however, the area has undergone some serious demographic changes.

Eureka Springs has long been a destination for tourists from around the country, and its popularity has paid off in the form of well-preserved properties.

There’s no question Sin City is home to an iconic array of architecture. Step inside four of its most storied structures, whose backstories may surprise you.

To this day, the Biltmore is often regarded as the largest and most opulent privately-owned home in the country. Best of all, it’s right here in Asheville. 

The Mount Washington Resort puts the “grand” in grandeur as one of the few surviving Grand Hotels in the U.S. Let's explore this standard-setting behemoth.

Vermont ranks first year-over-year for sustainable building and forest preservation, setting the standard for sustainability by constructing consciously.

Washington, D.C. is home to diverse architectural styles that range from ancient Egyptian to Greek architecture. Tour our nation’s capital and see for yourself!

The White Horse Tavern is not only the oldest building in Rhode Island but also the oldest bar in the U.S. It’s been proudly serving patrons for 350 years.

Frank Lloyd Wright, one of the most revered architects in history, was born right here in Wisconsin. Learn more about his contributions to the Badger State.