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Denise Kemp

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Dallas’ Katy Trail gets a luxury living upgrade

Imagine stepping out your front door and right onto the Katy Trail, with Dallas’ best restaurants and shops just a stroll away. The Park at Katy Trail is now leasing in Turtle Creek, bringing boutique luxury apartments with top-notch finishes, private yards, and direct trail access. Residents can enjoy a resort-style pool, co-working spaces, and even EV charging—all just steps from Turtle Creek Park and West Village. It’s a fresh blend of urban energy and peaceful green space. Would you choose this kind of lifestyle for your next home? Let’s talk! #RealEstate #DallasLiving #KatyTrail

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Denise Kemp

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Is the Housing Market Ever Going Back to Normal?

Thinking about buying a home but waiting for prices to chill out? You might be waiting a while. Even though mortgage rates dipped a bit, they’re still way higher than a few years ago, and most folks are spending a bigger chunk of their paycheck on housing. Some cities like San Francisco are almost back to “normal,” but for most of us, it could be years before things feel affordable again. If you’re house hunting, patience (and a flexible budget) is key! #RealEstate #housingmarket #realestate

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megan01

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Why old South Florida condos are suddenly hot

Older condos in South Florida are now flying off the market faster than new ones, and it’s all about affordability. With prices for new construction sky-high, buyers are turning to charming, well-located buildings over 30 years old—often at less than half the price. Recent laws are making these older buildings safer and more attractive, while renovations can still keep total costs well below new units. Investors and developers are also eyeing these properties for future luxury projects. Would you choose a classic condo for the price, or hold out for something new? #RealEstate #SouthFlorida #CondoMarket

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davenportmeghan

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How Couples Are Slashing Taxes With Rentals

Ever wonder how some folks pay way less in taxes? Turns out, real estate investors are using a 'marital loophole'—if one spouse qualifies as a real estate pro, you can use rental losses to cut down your regular job taxes. Even if you’re not a full-time landlord, running a short-term rental (think Airbnb) and handling it yourself can also mean big tax savings. So, if you or your partner have time to manage a property, you might keep more cash in your pocket come tax season! #RealEstate #taxhacks #realestate

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Brian Sanchez

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Inside Connecticut’s wildest celebrity mansion

A 52,000-square-foot mansion in Farmington, once home to Mike Tyson and 50 Cent, is back on the market for $9.9 million—and it’s packed with jaw-dropping features. Imagine 21 bedrooms, 40 bathrooms, seven kitchens, a nightclub built by Tyson, a casino room with Vegas tables, and even a helicopter pad. 50 Cent recorded his hit album “The Massacre” here! The current owners, who used it as a summer getaway, renovated the place with a new indoor pool, spa, and a cigar lounge. Would you want to live in a house this massive, or is it just too much? #RealEstate #Connecticut #CelebrityHomes

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Brian Sanchez

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Big changes for Vinings: 100 City View sold

A major shift just happened in Vinings—100 City View, the 11-story office tower near The Battery, has been sold for $50.4 million. With 91% of its space already leased and big names like Murata Electronics moving in, this deal could reshape the local business scene. The new owner, OA Development, has been making moves in Atlanta’s office market, snapping up properties and investing in upgrades. What do you think this means for the future of Vinings? Will we see more businesses moving in or even higher demand for office space? #RealEstate #Vinings #AtlantaRealEstate

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megan01

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How $444M Just Kept Rent Down for Thousands

Ever wonder what happens when big money meets affordable housing? A $444 million deal just locked in lower rents for nearly 3,000 apartments in Portland and Albuquerque. Instead of flipping these places for a quick buck, the new owners are keeping most units affordable. For renters, that means less stress about sudden rent hikes. For everyone else, it’s proof that not all real estate news is bad news! #RealEstate #AffordableHousing #MoneyMoves

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megan01

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Ballantyne’s new townhomes: Smart, stylish, and ready for EVs

Ballantyne is about to get a major upgrade with two new townhome communities, Ross Farms and Ascend, offering flexible floor plans, smart home features, and EV charging prewiring. These homes are designed for modern living—think keyless entry, Wi-Fi-enabled lighting, and options for gourmet kitchens or outdoor fireplaces. Multi-generational families will love the GenSmart Suites, perfect for extra privacy or a home office. With prices starting in the mid-to-high $600,000s and move-ins expected this fall, how do you think these new options will shape the neighborhood vibe? Would you consider making the move? #RealEstate #BallantyneLiving #CharlotteHomes

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Samantha Welch

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East Dallas gem: Stunning Casa View home under $500K

Snagging a fully renovated, stylish home in East Dallas for under $500K feels almost unheard of, but this Casa View beauty just hit the market at $499,000! The open floor plan is perfect for hosting friends, with a sun-filled kitchen, custom cabinets, and a massive island that’s a dream for cooks and coffee lovers alike. The backyard is all set for fall BBQs and football parties, thanks to maintenance-free turf and a huge deck. With three bedrooms, three gorgeous baths, and thoughtful design throughout, this place is move-in ready. Would you jump on a deal like this in today’s market? #RealEstate #EastDallas #CasaView

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Samantha Welch

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How Guardian Just Locked Down Affordable Homes

Coffee break scoop: Guardian just snapped up over 3,000 apartments in Oregon and New Mexico for $497 million. Why does this matter? These homes were at risk of getting pricier, but Guardian is keeping them affordable for working families. If you’re worried about rent hikes, this is a rare win—think more stable neighborhoods and less moving stress. It’s proof that big real estate deals can actually help regular folks, not just investors. #RealEstate #AffordableHousing #MoneyHacks

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