The Trump administration has rolled back a series of health care regulations affecting nursing homes, home care workers and Medicare beneficiaries — scrapping minimum staffing standards and launching a new experiment that expands prior authorization in traditional Medicare. The changes reverse years of advocacy efforts by consumer groups and labor organizations. They are expected to affect care...

The Philadelphia City Council has advanced a proposal to create PhillySaves, a city-sponsored automated retirement savings program designed to reach private sector workers whose employers do not offer retirement benefits. City officials said the initiative aims to expand access to retirement savings while placing minimal administrative burdens on employers. Under legislation approved by the council,...

We’ve said it before. When D.R. Horton reports its quarterly earnings, what you’re watching isn’t just the scoreboard of America’s largest homebuilder. You’re watching a business model operating at a different altitude — and with different oxygen — than almost every other homebuilding enterprise in the country. And when it performs, the implications go far beyond its own margins and growth...

A group of Pennsylvania lawmakers wants to scrap local limits on shared living in a move that could reopen the door to boarding houses, single-room occupancy buildings, and other shared housing statewide.​ House Bill 2109 – with support from seven state legislators signing on sponsor a committee vote – would bar municipalities from using zoning or housing codes to limit the number of unrelated...

Some upgrades don’t just improve a house, they change the entire vibe. The room suddenly feels more expensive, more intentional, more “someone designed this,” even when the actual spend was fairly modest. That’s because high-end homes don’t necessarily look expensive because everything costs a fortune. They look expensive because the details are resolved. Proportions are right. Lighting is...

Some New York apartments are expensive because they’re big. Others because they’re in the right neighborhood. And then there are the rare ones that cost what they cost because they’re basically a piece of architecture-history-you-can-live-in. That’s the case with a newly listed residence in West Chelsea, where a full-floor home inside architect Shigeru Ban’s iconic Metal Shutter House has hit...

Some homes are built to impress from the moment you step inside. This Boca Raton estate? It starts working the second you pull into the driveway. A newly listed residence at 1831 Sabal Palm Drive has hit the market for $18 million, and it’s the kind of listing that reads like a checklist of everything high-end Florida buyers want right now: a prime golf course lot, big indoor-outdoor sightlines, a...

Some Bel Air listings try to sell a fantasy. This one sells something even rarer: longevity. A timeless gated estate designed by acclaimed architect Gerard Colcord has just hit the market at $7.495 million, offering the kind of old-school Bel Air appeal that still makes people move like it’s 1998 and the zip code is a personality trait. The property at 253 Ashdale Place is listed with Juliette...

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