They say that moving house is one of the most stressful life events, and one study reveals that (for Brits at least) it’s very true. But unfortunately — like taxes — it’s an inevitable part of life for most people, with the same study revealing that the average Briton moves four times throughout their lifetime. […]

The growth of wealth fuels the growth of wealth inequality. And if the “world has never been wealthier,” inequality in housing has become a global issue among those that dominate 21st-century socio-economics. The twentieth century was a boom time for cities around the world. People, industries and money flooded to economic hubs, fueling expansion faster […]

Heads of state play a symbolic role as the figurehead of the country that they lead. Their homes should be fit for a king, president or supreme leader, and it is in the national interest that this residence should embody their country’s identity, values and ambitions. So, these homes are often big and showy. Still, […]

Map created by the US Census Bureau The map above shows the increase in the number of young adults (18-34) in the United States living at home with their parents in 2015 compared to 2005.

Map created by House.briskat.com The map above shows the percentage change in house prices in 2015 compared to 2007 for England & Wales. 2007 was picked as the starting point because it was the year before the housing bubble “popped.”