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
Shelly Powell+FollowMortgage Rates Just Got a Surprise DiscountDid you hear? Mortgage rates just dropped to their lowest in over three years, and it’s got homebuyers buzzing. If you were thinking about buying but the monthly payment was too scary, now’s your chance to run the numbers again. The big drop came after a major White House move to shake up the market, making loans way more affordable overnight. Sellers are seeing more buyers show up, and some homeowners are even rethinking their next move. If you’re house-hunting, this is your window! #RealEstate #mortgage #realestate00Share
Aaron Ballard+FollowMalibu’s Point Dume gets a new neighborKamala Harris and Doug Emhoff just made a major move, snapping up a cozy-yet-luxurious $8M home in Malibu’s exclusive Point Dume. This isn’t just another celebrity real estate story—it highlights how high-profile buyers are doubling down on privacy, stability, and timeless California scenery, even as other Malibu neighborhoods recover from recent wildfires. With tech moguls and Hollywood stars as neighbors, Point Dume’s appeal is all about low-key luxury and long-term value. What do you think: Is this the ultimate dream spot, or does the price of privacy seem out of reach? #RealEstate #Malibu #KamalaHarris43Share
Shelly Powell+FollowInside Gene Hackman's Santa Fe estate saleGene Hackman's iconic Santa Fe mansion just hit the market for $6.25 million, and the story behind it is as dramatic as any of his films. The sprawling four-bedroom ranch, perched on a hill with stunning Rocky Mountain views, was once a retreat for Hackman and his wife, Betsy Arakawa. Their passing last year—one from heart disease, the other from hantavirus—adds a somber twist, but realtors say celebrity history only boosts interest. Would you live in a home with such a storied past? Or does the legacy (and the price tag) make it more intriguing? #RealEstate #GeneHackman #SantaFe10Share
Shelly Powell+FollowEast Hampton mansion deemed unlivableImagine spending millions on a dream home, only to have it declared uninhabitable. That’s what happened to billionaire developer Harry Macklowe in East Hampton after he made major changes to his mansion without the right permits—destroying protected wetlands in the process. Now, he’s been ordered to restore the land and remove the illegal upgrades within 120 days. This story has sparked a heated debate: Should the ultra-wealthy face harsher consequences for breaking environmental and zoning laws, or is this a fair outcome? How would you feel if this happened in your neighborhood? #RealEstate #EastHampton #Wetlands00Share
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
davenportmeghan+FollowMiami’s tech scene just got even biggerLarry Page, Google’s cofounder, has officially joined the wave of billionaires swapping California for Florida. With California eyeing a hefty new billionaire tax, Page snapped up two luxury properties in Miami’s Coconut Grove for over $170 million—just before the proposed tax could kick in. Miami isn’t just about beaches anymore; it’s quickly becoming a magnet for tech and finance heavyweights, with names like Jeff Bezos also making the move. This shift could reshape Miami’s identity and economy. What do you think: Is Miami the new Silicon Valley, or is this just a billionaire tax dodge? #RealEstate #MiamiTech #LarryPage30Share
Samantha Welch+FollowHow One Guy is Shaking Up Affordable HousingGrab your coffee—here’s a quick one: Dan Foster, a big name in making homes more affordable, just joined the Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas’ advisory council. Why care? He’s helped get real apartments built for regular folks, not just luxury condos. With Foster on board, expect more creative ways to make rent less scary in the South. If you’re dreaming of lower housing costs, this is a win for your wallet! #RealEstate #AffordableHousing #MoneyHacks00Share
Shelly Powell+FollowBaltimore’s industrial scene just got biggerA major real estate move is shaking up Greater Baltimore—17 businesses across seven buildings now have new landlords, and it’s all about the city’s growing reputation as an industrial powerhouse. These properties, spread from Halethorpe to Middle River, are prized for their easy access to highways and the Port of Baltimore, making them a hot commodity for companies needing space close to major transport routes. With industrial space so hard to come by in our area, this deal could mean more jobs, new businesses, and even higher demand for local services. What changes do you think this will bring to our neighborhoods? #RealEstate #BaltimoreBusiness #IndustrialGrowth00Share
