Matthew Jackson+FollowShould You Buy a House in 2025? Read This FirstHeard the buzz about a housing crash that could be worse than 2008? Some say home prices are about to nosedive, but most experts think we’re in for a slow, bumpy ride instead of a total wipeout. If you’re house-hunting or thinking of selling, expect more homes to hit the market and some price drops in hot spots—but don’t count on fire-sale deals everywhere. Run your numbers, stress-test your plans, and don’t panic: this looks more like a long landing than a crash landing. #RealEstate #housingmarket #realestate10Share
russellolson+FollowDream homes with stunning wildlife pondsImagine waking up to the sound of birds and the sight of a sparkling pond right outside your window. Across the UK, some of the most beautiful properties for sale come with their own wildlife ponds, lakes, or even islands—perfect for anyone who loves nature or just wants a peaceful escape. From a 15th-century hall in Suffolk with a Japanese-style bridge to a restored manor in Worcestershire with a waterfall pond, these homes blend history, luxury, and the tranquility of the outdoors. Which feature would you love most in your dream home: a private lake, a kitchen garden, or a cozy fireplace? #RealEstate #DreamHome #WildlifePond00Share
Matthew Jackson+FollowHouse Hunting? Now’s the Time for Big DealsIf you’ve been waiting for a sign to start house hunting, here it is: home prices are seeing some serious markdowns. Zillow says the average listing got $25,000 in price cuts this October, especially in pricey spots like LA and NYC. Even smaller cities are joining the discount party. The catch? Homes are sitting longer, so sellers are more willing to negotiate. Patience could score you a sweet deal! #RealEstate #HomeBuying #Zillow00Share
Matthew Jackson+FollowWhy 2026 Might Be the Year to Buy a HomeThinking about moving? The wild days of bidding wars and skyrocketing prices are cooling off. Experts say 2026 will feel more like a reset—think slow and steady, not boom or bust. Mortgage rates are expected to dip below 6%, so monthly payments could get easier. The best part? More homes should hit the market, giving buyers more choices and sellers a nudge to price realistically. If you’re prepping to buy or sell, patience and planning could really pay off. #RealEstate #housingmarket #realestate10Share
Brian Sanchez+FollowStep inside these jaw-dropping movie-worthy mansionsEver dreamed of living in a place that feels straight out of a film? These three historic estates for sale aren’t just expensive—they’re pure Hollywood fantasy. Seaview Terrace in Newport, with its 40-foot ceilings and 29 bedrooms, actually starred in classic TV and movies. Valhalla in Sausalito once hosted legends like Marlon Brando and Lucille Ball, and its bay views are unreal. Then there’s Champ Soleil, a French chateau-inspired home that looks like Versailles landed in Rhode Island. Which would you choose if money were no object? Let’s talk dream homes! #RealEstate #DreamHome #HistoricEstates00Share
davenportmeghan+FollowWhy paying off your HELOC beats refinancingEven with a paid-off home and solid income, Josh and his wife in Seattle found themselves stuck after borrowing $105K on a HELOC for home renovations. Despite no mortgage and a healthy paycheck, they’re only making interest payments and feeling frustrated by the lack of progress. The Ramsey Show hosts didn’t mince words: instead of rolling the HELOC into a new mortgage, they urged the couple to cut spending and aggressively pay down the debt. Their advice? Pause extras like vacations and retirement savings until the HELOC is gone. Would you hit pause on your lifestyle to get debt-free faster? #RealEstate #DebtFreeJourney #HELOC00Share
Shelly Powell+FollowHousing Market: Pause Now, Party Later?Thinking about buying or selling a home? You’re not alone if you hit pause recently—rumors of new property taxes had everyone holding their breath. But the Budget wasn’t as scary as expected: only super high-end homes (over £2 million) get a new tax, and most of us are off the hook. Expect more buyers and sellers to jump back in after the holidays, especially in pricier areas. If you’ve been waiting, 2026 could be your year! #RealEstate #housingmarket #property00Share
megan01+FollowHamptons home sets $115M record—meet the new neighborA jaw-dropping $115 million sale just set a new record for a single home in the Hamptons, and the buyer is none other than billionaire Sir Len Blavatnik. The property, an 8.5-acre oceanfront estate on Further Lane in Amagansett, now claims the highest price ever paid for a single parcel in the area. What’s wild is that this land stretches from one of the most exclusive streets straight to the water, making it a rare find even among the ultra-wealthy. With neighbors like Jerry Seinfeld and Lorne Michaels, this deal is sparking plenty of local buzz. Would you ever tear down a $100M+ mansion for a new build? #RealEstate #Hamptons #LuxuryLiving00Share
Brad Caldwell+FollowWhy Are So Many Homes Disappearing?Thinking about buying a house? Here’s the scoop: sellers are pulling their homes off the market faster than we’ve seen in years. Why? Many are still dreaming of those sky-high pandemic prices, but buyers aren’t biting. So, houses sit unsold for months, and frustrated owners just take them down. If you’re house hunting, expect fewer choices—but don’t expect big discounts just yet! #RealEstate #housingmarket #realestate00Share
Heather Moore+FollowWould You Buy a House With This History?Imagine house-hunting and stumbling across a home that was once part of a WWII concentration camp brothel. That’s exactly what’s up for sale in Austria right now. The listing is stirring up big questions about how we handle places with heavy pasts—should they be preserved as memorials or just sold off? If you’re into real estate with a story, this is next-level. Just goes to show, some properties come with more baggage than others! #RealEstate #HistoryMatters #Austria00Share
