davenportmeghan+FollowBig changes coming to North Charleston livingLink Apartments® Mixson in Park Circle just changed hands, marking another major investment in North Charleston’s booming rental scene. With 358 modern units, resort-style amenities, and walkable access to dining and entertainment, this community is a magnet for young professionals and families. The sale highlights how much confidence investors have in Charleston’s future, especially as the area keeps growing and attracting new jobs. If you live nearby or are thinking about moving, what do you think these kinds of developments mean for the neighborhood vibe and affordability? #RealEstate #NorthCharleston #CommunityGrowth00Share
Denise Kemp+FollowChicago’s big money lands in Naples luxury$55 million just changed hands between two Chicago investment families, but the action wasn’t in the Windy City—it was on the waterfront in Naples’ Port Royal. John Southard, fresh off a $2 billion ETF deal with Goldman Sachs, bought a six-bedroom mansion from Collin Roche’s family, both with deep Chicago ties. This isn’t just a flashy real estate move; it’s a sign of how Chicago’s financial heavyweights are snapping up trophy homes in Florida’s most exclusive enclaves. What do you think—smart investment, lifestyle upgrade, or both? #RealEstate #ChicagoMoney #NaplesRealEstate00Share
Samantha Welch+FollowWhy Kessler Highlands homes are so covetedKessler Highlands isn’t just about charming Tudor cottages—it’s about living in a neighborhood where history and character are protected. Thanks to its conservation district status, you won’t see oversized modern homes popping up next to classic bungalows. Each house here has its own story, and you can even dig up old newspaper clippings about your address in the Dallas Library archives! With great price points compared to nearby areas, plus walkable parks and entertainment, it’s easy to see why homes like the one on Stewart Dr. get snapped up fast. What do you value most in a neighborhood—history, style, or community? #RealEstate #DallasRealEstate #KesslerHighlands00Share
megan01+FollowTransamerica Pyramid’s record rent shakes up SFSan Francisco’s Transamerica Pyramid just landed the city’s highest office rent ever, even as most downtown towers struggle with empty floors and slashed prices. What’s wild is that companies are still willing to pay top dollar for smaller, high-end spaces—especially when the building offers stunning views and luxury amenities. This deal isn’t just about numbers; it’s a sign that trophy buildings can still thrive if they’re reimagined for today’s needs. Do you think this signals a real comeback for downtown SF, or is it just a win for the city’s most iconic addresses? #RealEstate #SanFrancisco #TransamericaPyramid00Share
Brian Sanchez+FollowFresh Prince mansion hits market for $30MThe iconic Fresh Prince of Bel-Air mansion is officially up for grabs in Brentwood, and the price tag is nearly $30 million! This 1937 Georgian Colonial, famous for its role as the Banks family home, hasn’t been for sale in almost 50 years. Not only is it a piece of TV history, but it’s also in a star-studded neighborhood—Judd Apatow’s old place is right next door. Plus, the house is still being used for filming today. Would you pay a premium for a home with this much pop culture clout? #RealEstate #FreshPrince #BelAirMansion00Share
Denise Kemp+FollowClybourn Place’s big change: No apartments, more shopsLincoln Park’s Clybourn Place is getting a major facelift, but the 50-story apartment tower once planned is off the table for now. Instead, expect nearly 44,000 square feet of new retail, revamped parking, and open spaces for community events. This shift means more shopping and jobs, but also keeps the area’s historic look intact. While the residential tower isn’t totally scrapped, it’s on hold—so the project can move ahead without a lengthy zoning fight. What do you think: Is more retail the right move, or should housing have stayed in the mix? #RealEstate #LincolnPark #ClybournPlace00Share
Aaron Ballard+FollowLakewood’s Tudor gem with stunning lake viewsImagine waking up to sweeping Lake Erie views from nearly every room—this 1931 Tudor on Edgewater Drive brings that dream to life. The classic brick exterior hides a modern, open interior filled with natural light and updated spaces, blending old-world charm with today’s comforts. It’s rare to find a home that captures Lakewood’s history while offering such a fresh, airy vibe. At $3.25M, it’s a conversation starter: What would you do with a lakefront spot like this? Would you keep the vintage touches or go all-in on modern updates? #RealEstate #Lakewood #LakeErie00Share
davenportmeghan+FollowHomeowners: Is Now the Time to Tap Your Equity?If you’ve been eyeing a big home project or need a chunk of cash, here’s your coffee break tip: home equity loan rates just hit their lowest since 2023. That means borrowing $60,000 could cost you about $576/month over 15 years—cheaper than last fall or winter! Plus, if you use the money for home upgrades, you might even score a tax break. Just remember, your house is on the line, so crunch those numbers before you dive in! #RealEstate #HomeEquity #MoneyHacks00Share
Mrs. Jessica Morgan+FollowBig changes coming to Atlanta’s Galleria areaAlliance Residential just snapped up the Homewood Suites by Hilton Atlanta-Galleria/Cumberland for $16.65 million and plans to replace it with 300 new apartments. That means the familiar hotel will soon give way to modern living spaces with a saltwater pool, fitness center, and more. The deal turned a quick profit for the previous owners, who bought it just 18 months ago. For locals, this could mean more housing options and a new look for the neighborhood. What do you think—will this upgrade help or hurt the area’s vibe? #Business #Atlanta #RealEstate00Share
Samantha Welch+FollowWho can really afford Vineyard homes now?Martha’s Vineyard home prices have soared to new heights, with the median sale price hitting nearly $1.7 million in 2025—a 30% jump since 2021. While realtors are celebrating a strong, stable market, year-round residents and first-time buyers are finding it harder than ever to break in. The market is now dominated by second-home buyers, and some locals worry this could change the Island’s character for good. With inventory low and demand high, homes are selling for well above their assessed value. Is this growth sustainable, and who is the Vineyard really for? #RealEstate #MarthasVineyard #HomePrices00Share
