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
megan01+FollowBirmingham’s hottest new homes to tour nowThirteen brand-new and coming-soon homes just hit the Birmingham market, and some of these could seriously change your weekend plans. Whether you’re dreaming of a modern downtown condo or a cozy family spot in the suburbs, there’s something for every style and budget. These listings are fresh, so if you’ve been waiting for the right moment to make a move, this might be it. Anyone else noticing how quickly homes are getting snapped up lately? Let’s talk: what’s your must-have feature in a new place? #RealEstate #BirminghamHomes #HouseHunting00Share
Matthew Jackson+FollowBig moves shaping Boise’s business sceneBoise’s commercial real estate market is buzzing with activity—major leases, expansions, and property purchases are changing the local landscape. From OEG, Inc. snapping up over 71,000 square feet in Gateway Industrial Park to new businesses setting up shop in Nampa, Meridian, and Caldwell, it’s clear that growth is everywhere. Even small office and retail spaces are in high demand, with companies like Idaho Trust Bank and Idaho Pawn & Silver making strategic moves. These deals aren’t just numbers—they mean new jobs, more services, and fresh energy for our neighborhoods. What changes are you noticing in your part of town? #RealEstate #BoiseBusiness #CommercialRealEstate00Share
Heather Moore+FollowBrooklyn home prices show signs of coolingBrooklyn’s real estate market is finally showing a shift: while home prices are still hovering near record highs, more listings are popping up and sales are slowing down. The median sale price is just about flat compared to last year, and buyers are seeing more options, with inventory up over 10%. New condos are the biggest wild card—fewer are selling, but those that do are going for much higher prices. Townhouses in northwest Brooklyn are especially hot, with big jumps in median prices. Are we seeing the start of a more balanced market, or just a brief pause before the next surge? #RealEstate #BrooklynRealEstate #HomePrices00Share
megan01+FollowCobble Hill’s newest luxury condos spark buzzPrivate terraces, a landscaped courtyard, and a wellness suite with a sauna and cold plunge—these are just a few of the standout features at 110 Boerum Place, Cobble Hill’s latest boutique condo project. With only 21 residences, each home is designed to blend Brooklyn brownstone charm with modern luxury, including custom millwork, 10-foot ceilings, and high-end appliances. Prices start at nearly $3 million, raising big questions about who gets to call this historic neighborhood home. Would you want to live here—or do these prices push out the real Cobble Hill community? #RealEstate #CobbleHill #BrooklynRealEstate00Share
megan01+FollowBrooklyn’s One Sunset brings new energy to Sunset ParkA brand-new 14-story apartment building is shaking up Sunset Park, offering modern homes for a mix of incomes right by the R train. One Sunset isn’t just about stylish apartments with skyline views—it’s also bringing 6,200 square feet of retail space and a promise of local jobs and green upgrades, thanks to a community benefits agreement. With move-ins starting soon, this project is designed to blend into the neighborhood’s vibe while giving residents rooftop hangouts and easy access to everything Brooklyn has to offer. What do you think—will this help keep the area’s character or change it for good? #RealEstate #BrooklynLiving #SunsetPark00Share
Denise Kemp+FollowDilworth’s new luxury apartments shake up rentCharlotte’s Dilworth neighborhood just got a major upgrade with the opening of The Seventeen Hundred on East—a $200 million luxury apartment complex. With rents starting at $1,863 and topping out near $4,000, these new units are packed with amenities like rooftop pools, patios, and entertainment spaces. The five-story building is all three-bedroom units, perfect for families or roommates, while the seven-story tower offers city views. This could really change the vibe (and maybe the cost of living) in the area. Would you pay this much for upscale living in Dilworth? #RealEstate #CharlotteNC #Dilworth00Share
Shelly Powell+FollowLiving the Duck Island dream in ClevelandImagine waking up steps from the West Side Market, with top restaurants and craft breweries just around the corner. That’s the daily reality for anyone snagging a spot at Duck Island 7, where a modern townhouse just hit the market for $800K. It’s not just about the home—it’s about being in the heart of Cleveland’s most walkable, vibrant neighborhood. With so much happening right outside your door, would you pay a premium for this kind of city living? Or is the price tag too steep for the perks? Let’s hear your take! #RealEstate #ClevelandLiving #DuckIsland00Share
Matthew Jackson+FollowNew affordable homes coming to Hough & StockyardsMajor changes are on the horizon for Cleveland’s Hough and Stockyards neighborhoods—affordable housing for seniors and veterans is finally becoming a reality. Hough Senior Living, a $18.9 million project, will offer 55 units designed for older adults, including those with mobility or sensory needs, right in the heart of the community. Meanwhile, the West Side’s Stockyards will see Cleveland West Veterans Housing, the first local project dedicated solely to veterans, with 62 units and on-site VA support. These developments aren’t just new buildings—they’re a big step toward stability and dignity for longtime residents. What do you think these changes will mean for our neighborhoods? #RealEstate #Cleveland #AffordableHousing00Share
