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When Even Celebs Take a Loss on NYC Real Estate

Colin Kaepernick just sold his Tribeca penthouse for $2.8 million, but it took years and a bunch of price cuts to get there. Even with a famous name, he had to face the reality: the luxury condo market isn’t what it used to be. If you’re thinking of buying high-end property, remember—timing is everything, and sometimes cutting your losses is the smart move. #RealEstate #RealEstateTips #NYC

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How Low Mortgage Rates Could Save You Big

Heard the buzz? Mortgage rates just hit a three-year low, and everyone’s jumping on it—applications for home loans and refis are way up. If you’ve been dreaming of a new place or want to shrink your monthly payment, now’s the time to check your options. The big shift: more folks are refinancing to lock in these lower rates, so you might want to get in before the crowd gets even bigger! #RealEstate #mortgagerates #refinance

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Matthew Jackson

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Charlotte home prices keep climbing—see where

Home prices around Charlotte are still on the rise, even as the real estate market cools in other parts of the country. Some cities in our metro area have seen typical home values jump by over $16,000 in just the past year! Places like Union Grove, Marvin, and Weddington top the list, with five-year increases that are jaw-dropping—up to 65%. For anyone thinking about buying, selling, or just staying put, these trends are hard to ignore. How are these rising prices changing your plans or your neighborhood? #RealEstate #Charlotte #HomePrices

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Aaron Ballard

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Detroit’s Bishop Mansion gets new life at $800K

Detroit’s largest mansion, the iconic Bishop Mansion in Palmer Woods, just sold for $800,000—down from its original $9 million price tag. The new owner, Calvin Gee, plans to turn this 1920s, 35,000-square-foot estate into both his home and a hub for tech innovation, bringing his AI and robotics company back to his hometown. Despite needing major rehab, the mansion’s historic details—like stained glass, woodwork, and a private chapel—will be preserved. What do you think: Is this a smart investment for Detroit’s future, or too big a project to tackle? #RealEstate #Detroit #HistoricHomes

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Brad Caldwell

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Would You Buy a Home Without Smart Tech?

House hunting? These days, buyers are skipping over homes that look great in photos but lack smart features or energy efficiency. Forget just focusing on price—people want homes that are ready for modern living, with smart thermostats, low utility bills, and healthy spaces. If you’re selling, a shiny kitchen isn’t enough; buyers want proof your place is future-proof. If you’re buying, don’t settle for a fixer-upper unless you’re ready for extra costs! #RealEstate #RealEstateTips #SmartHome

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Brian Sanchez

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6 Things to Hide Before Selling Your Home

Thinking of selling your place? Here’s a money hack: staged homes sell way faster and for more cash. The secret? Hide the everyday stuff—like bath mats, kitchen gadgets, family photos, pet gear, meds, and trash cans. Buyers want to picture their dream life, not your laundry pile or Fido’s food bowl. Clear the clutter, boost your home’s vibe, and watch those offers roll in. Sometimes, less really is more! #RealEstate #HomeSellingTips #MoneyHacks

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Austin home prices: Surprising shifts

Home prices around Austin are still wild, but the story isn’t what you might expect. While the pandemic sent prices soaring, most cities in the Austin metro area actually saw home values drop over the past year—even in places like Buda, Liberty Hill, and Georgetown. But zoom out five years, and nearly every spot is up by 20% or more. West Lake Hills and Lost Creek top the charts, with typical homes now well over $1 million. What’s your take—are these price swings making it harder or easier for folks to stay in the area? #RealEstate #AustinRealEstate #HomePrices

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Denise Kemp

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Athens home prices: Which city is rising fastest?

Danielsville just saw the biggest home price jump in the Athens area—up over $18,000 in a year! Even as the housing market cools nationally, some local spots are still heating up. Hull and Colbert also posted strong gains, while Crawford and Carlton actually dipped a bit. It’s wild to see how much values have changed in just five years—some cities are up more than 50%. For anyone living in or moving to Athens-Clarke County, how are these shifts affecting your plans? Is this making it harder to buy, or are you seeing new opportunities? Let’s talk about what’s happening in your neighborhood. #RealEstate #AthensGA #HomePrices

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Boise home prices: Which cities are surging?

Home values in the Boise metro area are seeing some wild swings—while Caldwell and Nampa cooled off, places like Bruneau and Melba are heating up fast, with prices jumping over 4% in just a year. Over the past five years, some towns have seen home values skyrocket by more than 40%! For anyone living here or thinking about moving, it’s a real mix: affordability is slipping away in some spots, but others are finally slowing down. How are these changes affecting your neighborhood or your plans? Let’s talk about what’s really driving these shifts. #RealEstate #BoiseRealEstate #HomePrices

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Brad Caldwell

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Boston home prices are still climbing fast

Home prices around Boston are still rising, and some towns are seeing jaw-dropping jumps. Weston leads the pack with the typical home now worth over $2.1 million—up more than $100,000 in just a year! Even places like Chester, NH, saw a 10% surge. While higher mortgage rates have cooled things off nationally, the Boston area’s limited supply keeps competition fierce. Whether you’re a homeowner, buyer, or just watching from the sidelines, these numbers make you wonder: is this sustainable, or are we headed for a shakeup? What’s your take on the local real estate market? #RealEstate #BostonRealEstate #HomePrices

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