Heather Moore+FollowLA’s mansion tax hits more than just the richFreddie Freeman just lost $2 million selling his LA home—thanks to a tax that’s hitting way more than just luxury mansions. Measure ULA, passed in 2022, slaps a 4% fee on any property sale over $5.3 million, even if you sell at a loss. It’s not just baseball stars or mega-mansions: apartment buildings, commercial spaces, and even damaged homes are getting caught up in this. Locals say it’s freezing the real estate market and stalling new housing projects. What do you think—does this tax help the city, or is it making things worse for everyone? #RealEstate #LosAngeles #MansionTax00Share
Matthew Jackson+FollowLock In That Mortgage Rate Now?Thinking about buying a home or refinancing? Mortgage rates are holding steady around 5.99% for a 30-year loan and 5.50% for a 15-year. With the Fed unlikely to cut rates again soon, what you see online might be as good as it gets for a while. If the numbers work for your budget, it could be smart to lock in now rather than wait and hope for a better deal later. Always shop around for the best rate! #RealEstate #MortgageRates #HomeBuying10Share
davenportmeghan+FollowBig changes coming to North Charleston livingLink Apartments® Mixson in Park Circle just changed hands, marking another major investment in North Charleston’s booming rental scene. With 358 modern units, resort-style amenities, and walkable access to dining and entertainment, this community is a magnet for young professionals and families. The sale highlights how much confidence investors have in Charleston’s future, especially as the area keeps growing and attracting new jobs. If you live nearby or are thinking about moving, what do you think these kinds of developments mean for the neighborhood vibe and affordability? #RealEstate #NorthCharleston #CommunityGrowth00Share
russellolson+FollowMallard Creek’s traffic dilemma growsMallard Creek is on the brink of big changes—nearly 200 more homes could soon be approved in an area already packed with cars. With over 600 new townhomes and apartments in the works, neighbors are worried about how much busier and riskier local roads could get. Some city council members are listening, but there’s still no rezoning vote on the calendar. For folks living nearby, what’s your take: Is more housing worth the added congestion, or is it time to hit pause until safety concerns are addressed? #RealEstate #MallardCreek #Charlotte00Share
Denise Kemp+FollowChicago’s big money lands in Naples luxury$55 million just changed hands between two Chicago investment families, but the action wasn’t in the Windy City—it was on the waterfront in Naples’ Port Royal. John Southard, fresh off a $2 billion ETF deal with Goldman Sachs, bought a six-bedroom mansion from Collin Roche’s family, both with deep Chicago ties. This isn’t just a flashy real estate move; it’s a sign of how Chicago’s financial heavyweights are snapping up trophy homes in Florida’s most exclusive enclaves. What do you think—smart investment, lifestyle upgrade, or both? #RealEstate #ChicagoMoney #NaplesRealEstate00Share
Heather Moore+FollowGiannis makes waves in Uptown real estateNBA superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo just dropped $21 million on a brand-new Uptown apartment building, adding another major move to his growing real estate portfolio. What’s especially cool for Chicagoans? The ground floor will soon be home to the Black Ensemble Theater, giving a boost to Uptown’s arts scene. With Giannis’s family office now investing heavily in neighborhood-scale properties (not just big city towers), this could mean fresh energy—and maybe new opportunities—for local renters and artists. How do you feel about high-profile buyers shaping the future of our neighborhoods? #RealEstate #Giannis #UptownChicago00Share
Samantha Welch+FollowWhy Kessler Highlands homes are so covetedKessler Highlands isn’t just about charming Tudor cottages—it’s about living in a neighborhood where history and character are protected. Thanks to its conservation district status, you won’t see oversized modern homes popping up next to classic bungalows. Each house here has its own story, and you can even dig up old newspaper clippings about your address in the Dallas Library archives! With great price points compared to nearby areas, plus walkable parks and entertainment, it’s easy to see why homes like the one on Stewart Dr. get snapped up fast. What do you value most in a neighborhood—history, style, or community? #RealEstate #DallasRealEstate #KesslerHighlands00Share
megan01+FollowWhy Are Starter Homes So Hard to Find?Ever notice how new homes in hot cities like Houston and Atlanta seem to be either massive mansions or tiny, pricey apartments? Turns out, builders are focusing on high-end buyers, leaving fewer affordable options for regular folks. If you’re dreaming of a starter home, you might have to rent longer or look at older houses. The good news? New builds are starting to shrink in size, so more budget-friendly options could be on the horizon. Keep an eye out! #RealEstate #housingmarket #realestate20Share
Matthew Jackson+FollowWhy Houses in Florida, Texas & Cali Are SittingHeard the housing market’s cooling off in the Sun Belt? Florida, Texas, and California are leading the pack with falling home prices, especially in cities like Dallas and Oakland. The big reason? Buyers are picky and waiting for deals, while sellers don’t want to drop prices. If you’re house hunting, you’ve got more time to shop around—and maybe even score a discount if you’re patient! #RealEstate #housingmarket #realestate00Share
russellolson+FollowWhen’s the Right Time to Refi? ChatGPT SpillsThinking about swapping out your mortgage for a better deal? ChatGPT says the best time to refinance is when rates drop at least 1% below what you’re paying now, you’ve got solid credit, and you plan to stay put for a few years. But if you’re moving soon or already have a sweet rate, it might not be worth the hassle. Always check if the savings beat the upfront costs! #RealEstate #HomeFinance #RefinanceTips00Share
