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Inside San Francisco's proposed $1,000 underground bunk beds

The bunk beds, which are being marketed as "sleeping pods," are the latest alternative living setup that could enter San Francisco's housing market.

Jeff Bezos could set a record in luxury real estate

What a $100 million home purchase would say about Amazon’s founder.

Massive megaprojects hiding in plain sight

Megaprojects aren't always an eyesore – in fact, some are practically invisible. Whether they're located in the middle of the ocean, underground or in outer space, these huge construction projects might be hidden from view but that doesn't stop them costing eye-watering sums of money or taking decades to complete.

The states people are leaving the most

Americans have been migrating to the south and west for the last several years, particularly from states in the Northeast.

Disappointing photos show what living in SF on a tech salary really looks like

Even with a high-earning tech salary, living in the nation's most competitive real-estate market can be difficult.

Most dangerous jobs in America

There were 5,250 fatal job-related injuries in 2018, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, a slight increase from the previous year.

The biggest tax surprises of 2020

Taxes are usually unavoidable, often unpleasant, and here's something else that's true about them: They're always changing.

What the rich and famous like to splurge on

Would you pay $2,000 for a manicure or $17,000 for a mattress?

10 companies that bounced back after bankruptcy

Companies like Hostess, Marvel, Converse, and GM have declared bankruptcy and bounced back stronger than ever.

Countries where people are richer than Americans

America might be the biggest economy on the planet, yet when you consider median wealth per adult – an average calculated by finding the midpoint of citizens’ wealth – it ranks in 22nd place globally. 

13 times you'll regret being cheap

You may pride yourself on being a penny pincher, but it’s not always a good idea to choose the cheapest option. Sometimes a discount bargain may seem like a steal, but have disastrous consequences when it comes to your home, your vacation, and even your health — and fixing your mistake will cost more in the long run.

$26.5M California home has a surprise: A 'Star Wars' museum

No doubt, the owner of a Los Angeles mansion selling for $26.5 million is a Star Wars fan. Within the gated neighborhood of Hidden Hills, the property features a 5,000-square-foot basement displaying a huge collection of life-size figures from Episodes 1 through VI.

Perfectly preserved properties for sale from decades past

From a striking Victorian farmhouse dating back to 1892 to a circular mansion constructed in the 1960s, these perfectly preserved pads will have you feeling like you've traveled back in time…

The rise and fall of Sears

Sears was once the largest retailer in the world — but by February 2020, a mere 182 stores are expected to remain in operation.

Here's how much savings you need to retire in your state

Your location decides how much you need to save for retirement.

Megaprojects that changed America forever

From soaring skyscrapers to coast-to-coast railroads and highways, America has seen some of the world’s largest and most impressive megaprojects. Engineers, architects, designers and financiers with big dreams have help formed not only the landscape of America, but the also the way Americans travel and live.

Do you know what's on your state's official quarter?

Each state coin has its unique symbols, from race cars to cheese. This collectible currency brought change to our change.

Koch brothers are sitting on real estate worth hundreds of millions

Charles and his late brother David, as well as two other siblings, have purchased some of the most remarkable homes in the world. A look at their valuable portfolio.

These stores are at greatest risk for bankruptcy in 2020

The sad parade of store closings and bankruptcies keeps marching on and with no end in sight, because analysts say America still has way more stores than it needs, especially now that we're doing so much shopping online.

Why millions of people making over $75,000 are stuck renting

More than 10 million Americans making $75,000 or more a year are renting, according to a Harvard study.