While homeowners buy more protection, government and nonprofit agencies that deal with hurricanes are thinking outside the box.

Some homeowners buy their own lights; others have the tree companies provide the decorations.

You can almost tell where homeowners are buying their plants.

A. In the old days, the typical 50-year-old homeowner would downsize, sell the family home and buy something smaller.

Federal flood insurance is more expensive, and homeowners generally buy less coverage.

In recent years, many homeowners bought what should have been their starter home.

Most homeowners buy to have a place to live.

Concerned about their families' financial security, many homeowners buy insurance policies that will pay off the mortgage when they die.

We also hope to encourage homeowners to buy this clean and renewable energy source.

It's true that some homeowners in places like Tampa and other communities bought far more home than they could afford.