Homes
Coverage of Homes in the Nexus archive.
- Tax preparer sentenced in $5.4M fraud scheme that funded homes, luxury cars
A tax preparer in the Austin-area was sentenced for a $5.4M fraud scheme involving fake businesses and false expenses on client tax returns to reduce income and boost refunds. The scheme funded homes and luxury cars.
- 3 volunteer firefighters lose their homes to the Aspen Acres Fire
Three volunteer firefighters lost their homes to the Aspen Acres Fire while battling the blaze on the front lines. The fire destroyed nearly everything they owned.
- Hidden for 1,600 years: Incredible lost city discovered beneath Egypt's desert with ancient church, coins and homes still intact
A lost city hidden beneath Egypt's desert for 1,600 years has been discovered, featuring an ancient church, coins, and intact homes. The site remains largely undisturbed, offering significant historical insights.
- Hidden for 1,600 years: Incredible lost city discovered beneath Egypt's desert with ancient church, coins and homes still intact
A lost city hidden beneath Egypt's desert for 1,600 years has been discovered, featuring an ancient church, coins, and homes preserved intact. The find offers significant insights into historical and cultural heritage.
- New futuristic supercity coming to California aims to solve the housing catastrophe
California is developing a futuristic supercity designed to address the housing crisis by integrating homes, a college, and job opportunities in an electricity-powered community.
- Santa Monica’s iconic Gap store to be torn down, replaced with homes
Santa Monica’s iconic Gap store, Southern California’s first, will be demolished and replaced with homes. The store is closing permanently.
- More thunderstorms to hit Britain, Met Office warns - after hundreds of flights were delayed and lightning set homes alight as turbulent heatwave weather 'intensifies'
The Met Office warns Britain of more thunderstorms, causing flight delays and lightning-induced home fires as the heatwave intensifies. Weather conditions are becoming increasingly severe.
- Fireworks explosion likely caused by cigarette smoker obliterates three homes, injures 5 people
A fireworks explosion likely caused by smokers destroyed three homes and injured five people, including three firefighters, in an island community in western Washington State. The incident occurred this week and has rattled the local area.
- PHOTOS: Storms cause significant damage to Prince George homes
Severe thunderstorms caused significant damage to multiple homes in Prince George County during this week's storms.
- Rare Tornado Hits City in Russia’s Ural Mountains
A rare tornado struck a city in Russia’s Ural Mountains, destroying dozens of homes and injuring at least 16 people, according to local officials.
- Americans are flocking to 'Goldilocks' city that has all the perks of major southern hubs... but homes are a fraction of the price
The article highlights a 'Goldilocks' city attracting Americans by offering the benefits of major southern hubs while providing significantly lower home prices.
- Inside the massive response to an early-season wildfire near Spokane
The Upriver fire near Spokane burned through dry grass, ponderosa pine, and homes, driven by high winds. Fire responders conducted a challenging response by land and air.
- Honolulu Building Permits Moving Faster For Homes, Slower For Businesses
Honolulu building permits are processing faster for homes and slower for businesses. The city plans to expand AI software use after it showed promise in prescreening applications.
- Crosswaters Reserve proposal rejected by Maury County Commission
The Crosswaters Reserve proposal, which included over 1,300 homes, a hotel, golf course, and commercial space, was rejected by Maury County Commission.
- Watch: NITI Aayog bats for more rooftop solar panels in homes, offices
NITI Aayog advocates for increased installation of rooftop solar panels in homes and offices. The organization highlights the potential of solar energy to boost renewable power generation.
- Don't rely on property as your pension, investment firm warns as homes are worth less in real terms than in 2016
An investment firm warns against relying on property as a pension, noting that homes are worth less in real terms than in 2016. The firm highlights the decline in property values when adjusted for inflation.
- Intercepted Iranian drones injure 11 year-old in Bahrain, cause fire in homes and vehicles
Intercepted Iranian drones caused injuries and fires in Bahrain. An 11-year-old girl sustained minor injuries, and several homes and vehicles were damaged or caught fire.
- The innocent families caught up in Belfast anarchy: Two-month-old baby rescued from rioters and homes and cars set ablaze as city faces shutdown ahead of second night of violence
A two-month-old baby was rescued during riots in Belfast as homes and cars were set ablaze, leading to a city shutdown ahead of the second night of violence. The unrest involved rioters and widespread destruction, impacting innocent families.
- Violent anti-immigration protests erupt in Belfast after stabbing attack
Violent anti-immigration protests erupted in Belfast following a stabbing attack, with masked protesters setting a bus, vehicles, and homes on fire. A politician described the events as 'a race-based pogrom.'
- Why are devastating mice plagues happening in Australia?
Australia is experiencing devastating mice plagues that are damaging crops and invading homes. The infestations are costing farmers hundreds of thousands of dollars in losses.
- As hurricane season begins, another home collapses along North Carolina’s Outer Banks
As hurricane season begins, a home collapsed in North Carolina’s Outer Banks. Many homes in the area were once hundreds of feet from the beach but are now constantly exposed to the ocean.
- Public left wondering if they could be among 652 victims of Saanich, B.C., voyeur
A man in Saanich, B.C., secretly filmed hundreds of women and girls in public spaces and their homes over six years, leaving most victims unaware they were targeted.
- 'It's like a decaying body': Australian farmers battle mouse plague
Australian farmers are dealing with a severe mouse plague, with thousands of mice per hectare destroying crops and invading homes. The situation is described as a major threat to agriculture and daily life.
- Homes are ‘not moving’ in these 5 American markets with steep price cuts
The article highlights five American real estate markets where home sales are stagnating due to high inventory and weak buyer demand, despite current pricing and interest rates. This situation is leading to significant price reductions as sellers struggle to attract buyers.
- How a B.C. town is finding new life, more than 50 years after its mine closed
A former Sea-to-Sky mining town in British Columbia is being recognized for its transformation into a restored village featuring homes, businesses, and preserved historic buildings over 50 years after its mine closed.
- Best Indoor Security Cameras (2026): For Homes and Apartments
The article discusses the importance of choosing the right indoor security cameras for homes and apartments, highlighting their role in providing peace of mind. It emphasizes careful selection to ensure the chosen camera meets specific needs. The year 2026 is mentioned, indicating the information is projected or relevant for that time frame.
- Texas tornado levels homes and injures five people
A tornado struck Texas, destroying homes and causing injuries to five people. The storm resulted in significant property damage and required emergency response efforts.
- Tornadoes in northern Texas leave at least 2 dead
Tornadoes in northern Texas have resulted in at least two fatalities and caused significant destruction, including the collapse of multiple homes.
- More than 100 homes burned in Georgia wildfires
Two wildfires in Georgia destroyed more than 100 homes as firefighters continue to battle the flames. The incident highlights the destructive impact of the wildfires on residential areas.
- Oklahoma tornado destroys homes, forces Air Force base to close
A powerful tornado in Oklahoma on Thursday caused significant damage, including ripping roofs off buildings, destroying homes, and knocking down power poles. The storm also forced an Air Force base to close temporarily.
- Massive tornados rip through Oklahoma, destroying homes and leaving entire towns on edge as millions across four states are issued urgent warning
Massive tornadoes have devastated Oklahoma, destroying homes and causing widespread fear as urgent warnings are issued for millions across four states.
- It's Japanese knotweed season... and up to 1.6MILLION homes could be affected by notorious species
The article highlights that Japanese knotweed, an invasive species, could affect up to 1.6 million homes, posing significant risks to property and ecosystems.
- San Fernando Valley burglaries: Two more homes targeted amid LAPD patrol surge
Two more homes were targeted in a burglary spree in the San Fernando Valley. LAPD patrols have been increased in response to the rising crime.
- Tornadoes and heavy winds destroy homes and roads across US midwest
Tornadoes and heavy winds caused significant damage to homes, buildings, and rural roads across the US Midwest, though no deaths were reported. Officials warn residents to prepare for a prolonged recovery in affected communities.