Shelly Powell+FollowHomebuyers Hit Pause as Rates Creep UpThinking about buying a home? You’re not alone in waiting it out. Mortgage applications just dropped 8.5% as interest rates inched higher, making folks think twice before locking in a loan. If you’re hoping to refinance, you might want to keep an eye on rates—they’re still way better than last year, but a small jump can make a big difference in your monthly payment. Sometimes, sitting tight can save you cash! #RealEstate #HomeBuying #MortgageRates00Share
Denise Kemp+FollowWhen Mansions Become Yard Sale ItemsImagine dropping $26 million on a mansion, then another $18 million on upgrades—only to have it all marked down by $14 million overnight. That’s what happened to Miles Guo, who went from billionaire to jailbird in a flash. His New Jersey palace, once a fortress against the world, is now just another listing. Lesson? Lavish spending can’t buy you a get-out-of-jail-free card. When the music stops, even the fanciest house can’t save you from reality. #RealEstate #MoneyLifehacks #LuxuryRealEstate00Share
russellolson+FollowThe $10 Mistake That Can Haunt HomeownersEver moved or refinanced and thought all your bills would just magically follow you? Turns out, if you don’t update your property tax mailing address, you could miss a bill and end up with a surprise lien on your home. That’s a headache nobody wants when trying to sell or refinance. Quick fix: double-check your tax records after any big life change. A five-minute update can save you thousands and a lot of stress! #RealEstate #HomeownerTips #MoneyHacks00Share
Heather Moore+FollowHow to Snag a Foreclosure Like a ProForeclosures are up 14%, which means more fixer-uppers are hitting the market—tempting if you’re house-hunting or looking for a deal. But here’s the twist: this isn’t a 2008-style fire sale. The real money move? Treat each foreclosure like a unique project, not a guaranteed bargain. Scope out the neighborhood, budget for repairs, and don’t expect banks to fix anything. Pro tip: sometimes just watching an auction can teach you a ton before you ever make a bid! #RealEstate #RealEstateTips #ForeclosureDeals00Share
davenportmeghan+FollowBig changes coming to Cherokee County livingA major real estate move just shook up Cherokee County—The Milestone Group snapped up the Legends at Laurel Canyon, a 266-unit apartment community in North Atlanta’s suburbs. With Cherokee County’s population booming and more jobs popping up, this isn’t just another property deal—it’s a sign of how fast our area is growing. Residents can expect spacious floor plans, modern kitchens, and resort-style amenities, all just minutes from shopping and dining. What do you think—will this kind of investment make housing better, or drive up prices for locals? Let’s talk about what this means for our community! #RealEstate #CherokeeCounty #AtlantaRealEstate00Share
russellolson+FollowIndy tops Zillow’s 2026 homebuyer listIndianapolis is set to become the most buyer-friendly housing market in the country by 2026, according to Zillow. Locals and newcomers alike could see more affordable prices, less competition, and a better shot at negotiating a deal. This shift means less stress for buyers and a real chance to build equity as values are expected to rise. With most top markets clustered in the Midwest and Sun Belt, Indy’s spot at the top is a big win for the city. If you’ve been waiting for the right time to buy, this could be your moment. What do you think this means for our neighborhoods? #RealEstate #Indianapolis #HomeBuying00Share
Denise Kemp+FollowOld Brooklyn’s new townhomes spark fresh buzzSix new townhomes are set to rise on Stanford Avenue, right in the heart of Old Brooklyn, and they’re more than just new places to live—they’re part of a bigger push to bring new life to the neighborhood. The same team that’s been revamping Pearl Road’s storefronts is behind this, hoping the new homes and local businesses will feed off each other. With prices starting at $375K and a 15-year tax abatement, these homes could attract folks looking for both community and convenience. What do you think—will this mix of new housing and fresh businesses change the vibe in Old Brooklyn? #RealEstate #OldBrooklyn #Cleveland00Share
russellolson+FollowDFW apartments: Hot spots for investorsDFW’s apartment scene is buzzing—suburban areas like Denton, Arlington-Mansfield, and North Fort Worth-Keller are seeing a surge in demand, making them prime targets for investors. With over 300 major deals closed last year and more people moving in, the market’s showing no signs of slowing down. Job growth is expected to match New York and Philly, and rent is on the rise while vacancies drop. What do you think this means for renters and local communities? Is this growth a win for everyone, or are there challenges we should watch out for? #RealEstate #DFW #Apartments00Share
russellolson+FollowDowntown Denver’s office scene is shifting fastCP Group is about to own both Denver Place and Granite Tower, locking down an entire city block on 18th Street. This isn’t just another real estate deal—it's happening as downtown faces high office vacancies and more lender-driven sales. With CP Group’s growing presence, we could see major changes in how these towers are leased, managed, or even renovated to attract new tenants. What do you think—will this shakeup help revitalize downtown, or is it just more of the same? #RealEstate #Denver #DowntownDenver10Share
russellolson+FollowInside Dallas’ $18M dream home on Audubon PlImagine living in a 14,000-square-foot brick mansion right in Dallas, complete with a 20-seat movie theater, wine cellar, and a pavilion bigger than most homes. This Audubon Place estate sits on 3+ acres, has six bedrooms, twelve bathrooms, and a pool with a koi pond. The catering kitchen in the pavilion is perfect for hosting epic gatherings. At $18 million, it’s a jaw-dropper, but it’s also a glimpse into how luxury living is evolving in Dallas. Would you ever want a home this grand, or is it just too much? #RealEstate #DallasRealEstate #LuxuryLiving00Share
