Brad Caldwell+FollowYolanda Hadid’s farm: Bucks County’s hidden retreatYolanda Hadid just pulled her $11 million Bucks County farm off the market, and it’s got everyone talking. This isn’t just any property—it’s a real-life sanctuary where the Hadid family found peace, especially during tough times like the pandemic. Imagine lavender fields, historic stone houses, and a barn-turned-entertainment space where Gigi and Bella rode horses away from the spotlight. Locals say the energy here is something special. Would you keep a place like this in the family, or let someone else create new memories? Let’s hear your thoughts on what makes a home truly irreplaceable. #RealEstate #BucksCounty #YolandaHadid00Share
Samantha Welch+FollowWhy Lower Mortgage Rates Aren’t Sparking a Home RushSo, mortgage rates have dipped, but open houses are still empty and those 'price reduced' tags are everywhere. Why? Even with a lower rate, sky-high prices and job worries mean most buyers are still on the sidelines. The real hack: don’t feel pressured by headlines—wait until your budget and job feel solid. If you’re ready, use the slow market to negotiate hard. Sometimes, patience really does pay off! #RealEstate #MortgageRates #HomeBuying00Share
randerson+FollowWhy Billionaires Are Flocking to FloridaEver wonder why tech billionaires like Larry Page and Jeff Bezos are suddenly snapping up Miami mansions? It’s not just for the ocean views. With California eyeing a new billionaire tax, these moguls are moving to Florida, where there’s no state income tax. That means they could save billions—literally. The catch? Their massive waterfront estates use tons of energy, making a big environmental impact. If you had the cash, would you make the move too? #RealEstate #MoneyMoves #TaxHacks00Share
davenportmeghan+FollowHow People Are Dodging High Mortgage PaymentsFeeling squeezed by sky-high mortgage payments? You’re not alone. With the average monthly payment now over $2,300, folks are getting creative: think living on boats, embracing van life, or going tiny with a minimalist home. Some are even renting out extra rooms to cover costs, or moving abroad to stretch their dollars further. It’s all about finding a smarter, more flexible way to keep a roof over your head without going broke. #RealEstate #MoneyHacks #HousingAlternatives00Share
Samantha Welch+FollowMortgage Rates Drop: Time to House Hunt?Here’s a little coffee break scoop: the average monthly payment for a U.S. home just dipped to its lowest since early 2024, thanks to mortgage rates dropping to 6.15%. While fewer people are buying right now (blame the winter blues and back-to-work mode), experts say things could heat up soon. If you’re house-hunting, make a wish list and be ready to pounce—homes can go fast! Plus, always think about resale value for your future self. #RealEstate #MortgageRates #HomeBuying00Share
Matthew Jackson+FollowCincinnati’s biggest real estate deal just got biggerA prime piece of Cincinnati’s largest-ever real estate project is officially up for grabs. The developer behind the District at Clifton Heights has listed Block D—a nearly one-acre site right next to UC’s main campus. This isn’t just another sale; it’s a major move that could reshape the neighborhood’s future and spark new businesses, housing, and energy in Clifton Heights. What would you love to see built here? More student housing, local shops, or something totally different? Let’s talk about what would make this corner of Cincinnati even better! #RealEstate #Cincinnati #CliftonHeights00Share
Brian Sanchez+FollowDetroit’s Palmer Park faces crisis after investor exitPalmer Park’s historic apartment buildings are now in limbo after out-of-state investors bought up the neighborhood, then let properties fall into disrepair. Residents have dealt with broken doors, no heat, and months-long waits for basic repairs—while some buildings are so neglected they couldn’t even attract a single bid at auction. The unique architecture and community vibe of Palmer Park are at risk, and neighbors are left wondering what it’ll take to restore the area’s former charm. What do you think Detroit should do to protect neighborhoods from speculative investment gone wrong? #RealEstate #Detroit #PalmerPark00Share
Matthew Jackson+FollowEastwood’s midcentury gem won’t last longThis Eastwood Midcentury Ranch from 1955 is a rare find that’s move-in ready and full of original charm. The current owners, both architects, kept the best vintage details—like steel-cased windows and a one-of-a-kind Roman split brick fireplace—while updating the rest for modern living. The backyard even has a stylish artist studio with shou sugi ban siding, a Japanese wood-preserving technique they crafted themselves. With walkability to Hexter Elementary, coffee shops, and restaurants, plus a flexible layout that grows with you, it’s easy to see why this place is turning heads. Would you want to live in a house with this much character? #RealEstate #Eastwood #MidcenturyModern00Share
megan01+FollowDetroit’s Palmer Park left in limbo by failed investorsPalmer Park’s historic apartment buildings are now at risk after out-of-state investors bought up the neighborhood, only to abandon it. Nearly two dozen buildings sit empty or in disrepair, with basic needs like plumbing and security ignored. Residents have shared stories of broken doors, no heat, and stolen belongings—while the company behind it all, Urban Communities, has vanished, leaving unpaid bills and lost security deposits. This isn’t just about bad business; it’s about the future of a one-of-a-kind Detroit neighborhood. What do you think it’ll take to bring Palmer Park back to life? #RealEstate #Detroit #PalmerPark00Share
Samantha Welch+FollowHow Shopping Mortgage Rates Can Save You ThousandsThinking about buying a home? Here’s a money move most people skip: shopping around for mortgage rates. Nearly 70% of buyers just go with the first offer, but that could mean missing out on serious savings—like $1,100 a year or more. With home prices and rates still high, even a small difference in your rate can add up big over time. Don’t just take your bank’s word for it—compare a few lenders and keep more cash in your pocket! #RealEstate #mortgagerates #homebuying00Share
