Adventures in Housing

"It would be definitely a bucket list of mine to get to visit all of them in my lifetime," said Annilee Waterman, a residential designer in Dallas.

"I invite people to stay there with me when I'm there," said Aileen Smith about her second home in Tramore, Ireland. "I never get tired of having guests. It's fun every single time."

"I'm just attached to it because it's taken care of me and I'm taking care of it," said Violet O'Brien on why she's choosing to age in place in her Houston home.

"I'm not getting any younger. If I'm going to have a dome, I need to get on with it," said Paula Stone of Fredericksburg, Texas.

With the goal of living mortgage-free, "I really knew that I would go anywhere and I would live in anything," Kate Mill says.

When Caitlin LaClair and her family moved to Texas and then Massachusetts, they were hit with sticker shock.

A check-in with Utah resident Abigail Gomez, who plans to move out of her parents' home.

One couple shares their experience with an alternative construction project.

The initial idea was to create global pop-up experiences. But Amber Drew and her wife ended up finding a permanent home in Nicaragua.

A retired economist tells the story of her search for an accessible home.