Aaron Ballard+FollowNBA Stars Are Buying Into Lifestyle TowersBrandon Knight just bought a jaw-dropping condo in Miami, but it’s not just about the views. After bouncing around the NBA, he’s coming home—and choosing a building that’s all about privacy, family perks, and next-level amenities (think spa days and chef-designed kitchens). The real shift? Pro athletes are ditching mega-mansions for branded towers with hotel-style service and serious peace of mind. If you’re dreaming big, maybe it’s time to think vertical, not just square footage! #RealEstate #RealEstateTrends #LuxuryLiving20Share
Matthew Jackson+FollowWhy Are Celebs Ditching L.A. Mansions?Christina Ricci just sold her L.A. pad for $4 million, and she’s not alone—more celebs are packing up and cashing out of their luxury homes. With wildfires, sky-high living costs, and a shift toward simpler living, even Hollywood stars are rethinking the big mansion lifestyle. Maybe it’s time to ask: is downsizing the new status symbol? If you’re dreaming of a celeb-worthy home, keep an eye on these market moves—your dream house might hit the market next! #RealEstateTrends #CelebrityHomes #MoneyMoves #RealEstate91Share
christinewhite+FollowFrom Mall Rats to Apartment Cats?Remember when weekends meant hanging at the mall? Oxford Valley Mall, once the go-to spot for shopping and movie nights, is swapping out empty stores for shiny new apartments. The big shift: where you used to buy jeans at Sears, you might soon be walking your dog or lounging by a pool. The real money move? Developers are betting that living, shopping, and playing in one spot is the new suburban dream. Would you trade your food court fries for a resort-style pool? #RealEstateTrends #MallMakeover #SuburbanLiving #Shopping00Share
Heather Moore+FollowWould You Live in a Modern Trailer Park?Ever thought about skipping the sky-high mortgage and buying a home straight from the factory? Modular and manufactured homes are on the rise, especially as traditional houses get pricier. The twist: modular homes are more like regular houses (built in pieces, set on a foundation, and can grow in value), while manufactured homes (aka mobile homes) are cheaper upfront but may lose value and can be moved. If you want quick, affordable housing and don’t mind a park address, manufactured could be your ticket. But if you’re thinking long-term investment, modular might be the smarter play. #HomeBuyingHacks #AffordableLiving #RealEstateTrends #RealEstate90Share
Amanda Carroll+FollowFrom Mall Rats to Apartment Cats?Remember hanging out at DeSoto Square Mall? Well, those days are gone—what used to be Bradenton’s go-to shopping spot is now making way for apartments, a dog park, and a pool with cabanas. The big shift? Old malls aren’t just dying—they’re being flipped into places to live, not shop. So next time you pass a half-empty mall, imagine it as your future home (with a cyber lounge instead of a food court). #RetailReboot #MallMakeover #RealEstateTrends #Shopping30Share
Anthony Cook+FollowRemember When Malls Were the Place to Be?Ever hung out at Laguna Hills Mall back in the day? That old-school shopping spot is now history—think less mall walking, more apartment living and farmers markets. The big shift: anchor stores like Sears and Macy’s are out, and the whole place is being rebuilt for a mix of homes, offices, and fun events. If you miss mall food courts, you’ll find fresh bread at the Friday farmers market instead. It’s a total flip from shopping spree central to community hangout! #RealEstateTrends #LocalLife #RetailReboot #LagunaHills #MoneyHacks #Shopping00Share
Aaron Ballard+FollowWhy Mansions Are the New Piggy BanksEver notice how the super-rich are snapping up mansions lately? Turns out, when the stock market feels like a rollercoaster (thanks, trade wars!), the wealthy are parking their cash in luxury homes instead. In places like Beverly Hills and Miami, $10M+ home sales are booming, while regular folks are mostly sitting out of the housing market. For the 1%, a mansion is the new safe haven when stocks get too wild. #RealEstateTrends #MoneyMoves #LuxuryLiving #MarketShift #RealEstate00Share
russellolson+FollowWould You Buy a $27M Backyard Resort?Imagine living in a place where your backyard has two putting greens, a swim-up bar, and views of a PGA golf course. That’s what ex-MLB player Dorian Boyland is selling in Maui for $26.9 million. The real takeaway? Luxury homes are going all-in on resort vibes—think infinity pools, movie rooms, and chef’s kitchens. If you’re house-hunting, even on a smaller scale, look for features that make every day feel like a vacation. Why not bring the resort home? #LuxuryRealEstate #HomeGoals #MoneyMoves #DreamHome #RealEstateTrends #RealEstate00Share
Rebecca Cowan+FollowSenior Living Is Getting a Major Glow-UpDid you know senior living is starting to look more like a luxury hotel than a nursing home? Developers are going all-in on spa vibes, wellness perks, and tech upgrades to keep up with the booming 75+ crowd. Think hotel-style amenities, nature-inspired designs, and even old schools and offices being transformed into stylish senior spaces. With demand outpacing supply, it’s no wonder investors are jumping in. Aging has never looked so good! #SeniorLiving #RealEstateTrends #AgingWell #WellnessDesign #TechInSeniorCare #Health00Share
Matthew Jackson+FollowWhy Starter Homes Are Out for Gen Z & MillennialsThinking about buying your first home? You’re not alone if you’re hitting pause. With sky-high prices and mortgage rates, most young folks are skipping the classic starter home and saving up for their dream place instead. The twist? Many are open to fixer-uppers, moving out of state, or even teaming up with friends to buy together. The starter home just isn’t the go-to move anymore—everyone’s rethinking what homeownership looks like! #HomeBuying #GenZMoney #MillennialLife #StarterHome #RealEstateTrends #RealEstate11Share
