Brad Caldwell+FollowCentral Mass. real estate market heats upProperty values across Central Massachusetts are making headlines, with some eye-popping sales this week—like a $31 million deal in Worcester and an $8.5 million transfer in Marlborough. Even smaller towns are seeing homes go for $700,000 and up. It’s not just luxury estates; condos and starter homes are changing hands, too, sometimes for less than $200,000. Whether you’re buying, selling, or just curious, these numbers show how dynamic the local market is right now. What do you think is driving these big swings in property prices? Anyone feeling the impact in your neighborhood? #RealEstate #CentralMass #HomeSales00Share
Denise Kemp+FollowBrooklyn homes selling above asking—what’s next?Brooklyn’s real estate market is still surprising buyers and sellers alike—two out of four highlighted homes from six months ago sold for well above their asking prices. In Bay Ridge, a renovated row house closed at $1.49 million, $165K over the list price, while a Prospect Heights co-op fetched $950K, $75K above ask. Meanwhile, a South Midwood classic is off the market, and another Bay Ridge Tudor is in contract. With homes moving fast and prices climbing, what’s your take on Brooklyn’s current housing scene? Are these over-ask sales the new normal, or just a hot streak? #RealEstate #BrooklynRealEstate #HomeSales00Share
Matthew Jackson+FollowDaniel Island’s $72M home sales boomDaniel Island just had its biggest real estate month in four years, with a jaw-dropping $72 million in home sales this November. Seven homes sold for over $4 million—including a record-breaking $12.5M property! Locals are noticing more homes hitting the market, but the pace of sales is holding steady for now. With 56 properties under contract and 117 active listings, it looks like the island’s housing market is heating up for 2026. Are you surprised by these numbers? What do you think this means for the future of Daniel Island living? #RealEstate #DanielIsland #HomeSales00Share
Aaron Ballard+FollowOcean County home sales: What’s driving prices?Ocean County just saw 159 homes change hands in a single week, with prices ranging from $80,000 to a jaw-dropping $11.5 million! The median sale was a Toms River home at $495,000, showing how competitive the market has become. Some tiny beach homes fetched over $700 per square foot, while larger properties in prime spots soared past $1,000 per square foot. Whether you’re buying, selling, or just curious, these numbers show how much location and timing matter. What do you think is fueling these price swings? Are we headed for even bigger changes in 2026? #RealEstate #OceanCounty #HomeSales00Share
Heather Moore+FollowDFW home sales hit a slowdown—what’s next?DFW’s once red-hot housing market is finally cooling off, and that’s something a lot of us didn’t see coming. The latest numbers show fewer homes are selling, and experts say the market is losing steam. For buyers, this could mean less competition and maybe even better deals. But if you’re thinking about selling, it might be time to rethink your strategy or adjust your expectations. Has anyone here noticed more “For Sale” signs sticking around longer in your neighborhood? What’s your take on where the DFW market is headed? #RealEstate #DFWRealEstate #HomeSales10Share
davenportmeghan+FollowColumbus homes hit record prices in NovemberA New Albany home just sold for a jaw-dropping $2.7 million, topping the list of Columbus’s biggest home sales last month. November saw several neighborhoods—like Upper Arlington, Bexley, and Blacklick—join the million-dollar club, with over 25 homes closing above $1 million. It’s wild to see how the local market is evolving, especially with so many high-end deals outside the usual hotspots. What do you think is driving these prices up? Are you surprised by which areas made the list? Let’s talk about how this shift is changing the face of Columbus living. #RealEstate #ColumbusRealEstate #HomeSales10Share
Shelly Powell+FollowInside Bloomington’s $5M mansion dealA $5 million mansion sale in Bloomington just set a new bar for Monroe County real estate, and it’s not just the price that’s turning heads. The property, once owned by the family of former NFL quarterback Rex Grossman, features over 12,000 square feet, a private lake, and a pool house that’s basically a second home. What’s wild is that two families with deep sports ties were involved in the deal—one with IU football roots, the other with pro baseball connections. Meanwhile, the median home price in Bloomington sits at $288,000. How do you feel about these sky-high sales? Is this good for the community or just driving up prices for everyone else? #RealEstate #Bloomington #HomeSales00Share
Heather Moore+FollowColumbus homes hit record prices in DecemberA Pataskala home just sold for a jaw-dropping $3.1 million, topping the list of Columbus-area home sales last month. From Upper Arlington to New Albany, the market saw several properties closing above the $1 million mark, showing just how competitive and high-end the local real estate scene has become. Whether you’re a longtime resident or new to the area, these numbers really highlight how much the region is changing. What do you think is driving these soaring prices—and how do you feel about the impact on your neighborhood? #RealEstate #ColumbusRealEstate #HomeSales00Share
