Brad Caldwell+FollowKamala Harris Buys a Beach Mansion—Here’s WhyKamala Harris just dropped $8 million on a Malibu mansion, joining the club of politicians living like Hollywood A-listers. The move isn’t just about ocean views and privacy—real estate like this is a power play for long-term wealth and a comfy retreat after years in the spotlight. It’s a reminder: when public figures invest, they’re thinking lifestyle AND future value. Maybe it’s time to rethink that dream home as more than just a place to live! #RealEstate #RealEstateGoals #MoneyMoves91190Share
Shelly Powell+FollowRobbie Williams’ Big Bahamas Move?Robbie Williams isn’t just dropping albums—he’s collecting homes like coffee mugs. His latest? A luxury spot in the Bahamas, joining his UK mansion and Miami mega-estate. The big shift: celebs are snapping up global real estate, sometimes for tax perks or just to live that endless summer. If you dream of a tropical escape, maybe it’s time to check Zillow in the Caribbean (or just follow Robbie’s Insta for inspo). #RealEstate #RobbieWilliams #MoneyMoves00Share
Denise Kemp+FollowWyoming’s biggest ranch gets a local ownerTurns out, the new owner of Wyoming’s gigantic Pathfinder Ranches—bigger than Rhode Island!—isn’t a mystery billionaire or foreign investor, but Chris Robinson, a neighbor and longtime rancher. After wild rumors about international buyers, it’s a relief for many locals to see the land stay in the hands of someone who knows and cares about the area. Robinson plans to expand livestock operations while focusing on conservation and keeping the ranch productive for generations. With America’s cattle herd at a 70-year low, could this be a turning point for ranching in the West? What do you think this means for Wyoming’s future? #RealEstate #Wyoming #RanchLife20Share
Matthew Jackson+FollowMalibu’s identity at stake as billionaire brothers buy up burned lotsMalibu’s future is up in the air as billionaire brothers from New Zealand snap up 16 burned-out beachfront lots, planning to build luxury prefab homes while longtime locals are still stuck in permit limbo. The city’s painfully slow rebuilding process has left hundreds of families waiting, while deep-pocketed investors move fast. Many residents worry Malibu could lose its hometown feel, turning into a strip of empty mega-mansions owned by people who rarely live there. Is this just the price of recovery, or are we watching a community get hollowed out? How do you think Malibu should balance rebuilding with keeping its local soul? #RealEstate #Malibu #Community00Share
Aaron Ballard+FollowIconic Fresh Prince mansion hits the marketThe legendary mansion from The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air is officially up for grabs—listed for under $30 million! Even more surprising, it’s actually in Brentwood Park, not Bel-Air. This 1937 Georgian Colonial sits on a massive corner lot and boasts six bedrooms, seven and a half baths, and about 10,000 square feet of nostalgia. It’s currently a filming location for a Netflix series, but fans might remember when Will Smith and Airbnb let people stay there for just $30 a night. Imagine calling this TV landmark home! Would you want to live in a place with so much pop culture history? #RealEstate #FreshPrince #BelAirMansion00Share
Heather Moore+FollowInside Gene Hackman’s Santa Fe legacy homeGene Hackman’s legendary Santa Fe estate is up for grabs, and it’s more than just a celebrity listing—it’s a slice of Hollywood and local history. Perched on 53 private acres with jaw-dropping mountain views, this home blends New Mexico charm with Spanish Baroque flair, thanks to Hackman and his late wife’s vision. The property’s story is bittersweet, marked by both creative inspiration and personal loss. Would you be drawn to a home with such a rich, complex past, or would its history give you pause? Let’s talk about what makes a house truly feel like home—design, story, or something else? #RealEstate #SantaFe #GeneHackman11Share
Shelly Powell+FollowInside Gene Hackman's Santa Fe estate saleGene Hackman's sprawling Santa Fe estate just hit the market for $6.25 million, less than a year after the legendary actor and his wife were found dead there. The property, once in shocking disrepair, has been completely restored and now looks stunning—think floor-to-ceiling windows, a grand living room, a library, and even an actor’s studio. The story behind the house is as dramatic as any Hollywood script, with both Hackman and his wife passing from unrelated causes in the same home. Would you consider living in a place with such a history? #RealEstate #GeneHackman #SantaFe10Share
Shelly Powell+FollowWhy 367,000 Homes Just Got Taken Back by BanksDid you hear? Banks have just repossessed 367,000 homes across the US, and it’s hitting folks who stretched to buy during the pandemic the hardest. Even though the housing market looks “fine” on paper, rising mortgage rates and sky-high prices mean more people are falling behind. If you’re house hunting or struggling with payments, keep an eye on local trends—some neighborhoods are feeling the squeeze way more than others. It’s a tough time, but knowing what’s happening can help you plan your next move. #RealEstate #housingmarket #foreclosure10Share
Brad Caldwell+FollowInside Gene Hackman’s Santa Fe legacyGene Hackman’s beloved Santa Fe estate is up for sale at $6.25 million, nearly a year after the Hollywood icon and his wife, Betsy Arakawa, passed away there. Locals remember the couple as private but warmly involved in the community, often spotted at art stores or out enjoying the city’s magic. The 53-acre compound, lovingly renovated by Hackman himself, features stunning views, a guesthouse, and even a putting green. While the property’s tragic history may give some pause, others might see it as a chance to own a piece of cinematic and local history. Would you live in a home with such a story? #RealEstate #SantaFe #GeneHackman40Share
Brian Sanchez+FollowDon’t Let $6,500 in Property Tax Relief Slip Away!Heads up if you’re 65+ and own your home: the days of property tax breaks just showing up in your mailbox are over. States like New Jersey, Ohio, and Montana are changing the rules for 2026, and you might have to reapply for those juicy savings. Forgetting could mean missing out on thousands! Take a coffee break, check your state’s tax site, and make sure you’re still on the list. It’s the easiest money you’ll make all year. #RealEstate #MoneyHacks #Retirement00Share
