If you didn't find the right home during the busy summer season, or if you're just starting the process as a first-time homebuyer, here are four reasons why buying a home after school is back in session might be the best move you'll make this year.

Either option will affect your wallet. But your decision also could affect much more, from neighbor relationships to school districts and work commutes. You’ll want to make the choice that’s right for you and your loved ones. Here are some tips to help you decide.

Your property value will be higher if you live in a community where you can quickly and comfortably walk from your home to schools, parks, and stores.

The new school year is always stressful, so don't let back-to-school clutter make matters worse. Here are ways to cut down on clutter chaos.

Shopping for school supplies, electronics and clothing can be a chore — and an expensive one at that.

Getting straight A’s in stocking up on school supplies doesn’t exactly come with a rulebook.

The first day of school isn’t here yet, but it’s not too early to start budgeting for the upcoming semester — especially considering the amount you’ll probably spend before the first class even starts.

An attic bedroom exploits roof space previously devoted to high school yearbooks and nesting sparrows. Reclaiming the space under your roof also avoids many zoning and easement concerns -- common chores when adding onto a house.

A school district not only provides education but also significantly impacts the value of a neighborhood and, consequently, your home. Gain key insights.

Doing your research when moving schools due to a house relocation is crucial. Let’s explore this importance before moving to a new school!

Discover how to evaluate a school district for your family's future – from academic excellence to community engagement.

Find the perfect Houston neighborhood for your family. Explore safety, schools, and amenities in areas where families thrive.