davenportmeghan+FollowWhere Can You Actually Afford a House?Thinking about buying a home? Here’s the scoop: in most big U.S. cities, the average person can’t afford 3 out of 4 homes on the market. If you want a shot at homeownership without breaking the bank, check out cities like Pittsburgh or Detroit—over 40% of homes there are within reach for regular folks. Meanwhile, Miami and LA? Practically off-limits unless you win the lottery. Until more homes are built, don’t expect prices to chill out. #RealEstate #HomeBuying #MoneyTips00Share
russellolson+FollowHomebuyers: Mortgage Rates Just Got Cheaper!Here’s a money hack for your next coffee break: mortgage rates just dipped to their lowest since 2022, thanks to a big government bond sale. If you’ve been waiting to buy a house, this could mean lower monthly payments. But heads up—cheaper loans could push home prices up as more people jump in. If you’re shopping, ask about adjustable-rate mortgages to snag an even better deal. Just remember, the housing market’s still tight, so act fast! #RealEstate #mortgage #realestate00Share
Samantha Welch+FollowHomeowner Tax Deductions: Worth the Hassle?Thinking about skipping the standard deduction this tax season? If you own a home, it might pay off to check your receipts. You could save big by itemizing things like mortgage interest, property taxes, or even home office expenses if you’re self-employed. Heads up: the cap on property tax deductions just got a major boost, but energy upgrade credits are out unless you finished the work last year. Bottom line: dig into your paperwork—it could mean more cash in your pocket! #RealEstate #HomeownerTips #TaxSeason10Share
randerson+FollowBaltimore’s industrial scene just got biggerBaltimore’s industrial market is heating up with Camber Real Estate Partners and PGIM Real Estate snapping up seven buildings totaling over 745,000 square feet across the region. These properties, spread through Halethorpe, Jessup, Middle River, Rosedale, and Baltimore, are already buzzing with 17 different businesses. What’s really interesting is how this move brings more light industrial and shallow-bay space to an area where it’s tough to find. With easy access to major highways and the Port of Baltimore, this could mean more jobs, more business growth, and a stronger local economy. What do you think this means for our community? #RealEstate #BaltimoreBusiness #IndustrialGrowth00Share
Heather Moore+FollowMidway Hollow’s dream home is openStep inside 3739 Park Ln. in Midway Hollow and you’ll instantly feel the difference—this isn’t just another new build. With white oak floors, soaring ceilings, and sunlight everywhere, the vibe is warm, inviting, and quietly upscale. The kitchen is a true showstopper, complete with marble counters, custom cabinetry, and a hidden service pantry that makes entertaining a breeze. Oversized sliding doors connect the living space to a covered patio with a fireplace, perfect for Dallas evenings. Priced at $1.66M, this home blends custom design with everyday comfort in one of Dallas’ most established neighborhoods. Would you make this your next address? #RealEstate #DallasHomes #MidwayHollow00Share
davenportmeghan+FollowDenver’s biggest ranch for sale—mountain included!Imagine waking up every day on your own private mountain just outside Denver. The city’s largest ranch—spanning 225 acres of pure Colorado wilderness—is now up for grabs at $5.9 million. You get miles of private trails, a massive 7,700 sq ft estate with panoramic views, and even a sunroom to soak it all in. No HOA, plenty of space for guests, and endless adventure right at your doorstep. If you could live anywhere, would you pick a spot like this? What would you do with all that land? Let’s hear your dream plans! #RealEstate #DenverRealEstate #MountainLiving00Share
Brad Caldwell+FollowBought a House? Watch Out for 'Free' Solar!Thinking about buying a house with solar panels? Don’t get blinded by the promise of “free” energy. One couple found out the hard way that those shiny panels came with a hidden $45,000 loan from the previous owner. The drama? The lender kept billing the deceased owner, not the new buyers. If you spot solar panels, always ask for proof they’re paid off—otherwise, you could inherit a financial headache, not just lower electric bills. #RealEstate #HomeBuyingTips #SolarPanels00Share
randerson+FollowHome Loans Just Got Cheaper—But Is It Enough?Grab your coffee—here’s the scoop: mortgage rates have dropped to their lowest in over three years, making home loans a bit less scary. But before you start house hunting, know this: home prices are still sky-high, and most folks can’t afford the typical $365K price tag. Even with lower rates, buyers are still spending a big chunk of their paycheck on housing. If you’re thinking about buying, keep an eye on your budget and don’t get swept up by the hype! #RealEstate #mortgagerates #homebuying00Share
Samantha Welch+FollowDC’s priciest home sale rewrites historyA $28 million sale just set a new record in DC real estate, but it’s the story behind Halcyon House that’s truly remarkable. This Georgetown mansion has hosted everyone from founding fathers to social entrepreneurs, and now it’s in the hands of Commanders owner Joshua Harris, who plans to restore it as a family home. Imagine living in a place where every room echoes with centuries of American history! Would you keep its legacy intact or add your own twist? Let’s talk about what it means to own—and preserve—a piece of the city’s soul. #RealEstate #Georgetown #DCHistory00Share
Matthew Jackson+FollowWill We See 5% Mortgage Rates Again?Thinking about buying a home or refinancing? Mortgage rates have been dropping, but don’t hold your breath for rates under 5% anytime soon. Experts say it’s possible, but only if inflation cools way down and the economy slows. For now, you can snag rates in the high 5% range if you shop around or try an adjustable-rate mortgage. Pro tip: Compare lenders and be ready to lock in a deal when rates dip! #RealEstate #MortgageRates #HomeBuying10Share
