megan01+FollowCharlotte homeowners warn of insurance payout scamsA northeast Charlotte resident is still dealing with a damaged roof after her insurance payout was allegedly pocketed by a middleman. She trusted a public adjuster recommended by a roofing company, but the $4,400 insurance check never made it to the contractor. Now, she’s left with no repairs and no second payout from her insurer. Multiple complaints are piling up against the same adjuster and company. This situation is a wake-up call: always double-check who you’re dealing with, make sure checks are co-signed, and never pay up front. Has anyone else in the community faced similar issues? #RealEstate #Charlotte #InsuranceScam00Share
Aaron Ballard+FollowChicago’s mansion moguls swap palaces for penthouseAfter years in Chicago’s most extravagant mansion, Richard and Michaela Parrillo just traded 25,000 square feet of Lincoln Park luxury for a 6,800-square-foot Gold Coast penthouse—at a bargain price. Their new home, perched atop the historic Ambassador Hotel building, boasts five bedrooms, six baths, and a rooftop terrace with jaw-dropping city views. It’s a dramatic lifestyle shift, but the Parrillos remain at the top of Chicago’s real estate scene. Would you downsize for city views and a simpler life, or stick with the sprawling estate? Let’s hear your take on what makes a dream home in Chicago! #RealEstate #ChicagoRealEstate #LuxuryLiving00Share
Brad Caldwell+FollowEastwood’s rare Ju-Nel home blends history and styleA true gem just hit the market in Eastwood Estates: the only Ju-Nel home ever to win the AIA’s prestigious Twenty-five Year Award. This mid-century modern masterpiece at 10226 Vinemont isn’t just about looks—it’s a lesson in thoughtful design and respectful renovation. With original parquet floors, sunlit open spaces, and seamless extensions by renowned architect Yung-Jen Tai, the home feels both timeless and totally livable. Updates like a chef’s kitchen and expanded living areas honor the original 1961 character. It’s a rare chance to own a piece of Dallas architectural history that’s been lovingly preserved and updated for modern life. Would you want to live in a home like this? #RealEstate #DallasHomes #MidCenturyModern00Share
Matthew Jackson+FollowInside Jackson Hole’s $40M off-grid mega-ranchA 117-acre luxury ranch in Jackson Hole, once owned by the pharma exec behind Mounjaro, is now up for grabs at just under $40 million. This isn’t your average getaway—think hand-hewn log lodges, a wine cellar, indoor pool, underground tunnel, and sweeping Teton views, all just 15 minutes from downtown. Nearly 70% of the land is protected from development, so those epic mountain vistas (and the local elk and moose) are here to stay. Would you ever want to live totally off-grid in a place like this, or is it too remote for comfort? #RealEstate #JacksonHole #LuxuryRealEstate00Share
russellolson+FollowLong Islanders cash in big on Ryder Cup rentalsHomes near Bethpage Black are being snapped up for jaw-dropping prices—think $25,000+ for just five nights—thanks to the Ryder Cup coming to Long Island this September. Locals like the Lenners and Bogatys are seizing the moment, renting out their places to golf fans from around the world and using the extra cash for college bills or home renovations. With strict rules (no parties, one guest per bedroom), homeowners are balancing opportunity with caution. Would you rent out your home for a major event if the price was right? #RealEstate #RyderCup #LongIsland00Share
davenportmeghan+FollowChelsea townhouse shatters records in $13M saleBarbara Gladstone’s Chelsea townhouse just sold for $1 million over asking, setting a new price-per-square-foot record for the neighborhood. The all-cash deal closed in just 12 days, showing that even in a slow market, unique homes with history and top-tier design still spark fierce competition. Designed by renowned architect Annabelle Selldorf and featuring a garden by Piet Oudolf, the four-story home blends 19th-century charm with modern luxury. What do you think makes a home truly irresistible in NYC’s competitive market? Is it the history, the design, or something else? #RealEstate #NYCRealEstate #Chelsea00Share
Samantha Welch+FollowMiami’s $50M penthouse redefines luxury livingA $50 million penthouse at the Mandarin Oriental, Miami, is raising the bar for luxury homes, blending classic British elegance with Miami’s vibrant energy. Thanks to a partnership with Harrods Interior Design, buyers get exclusive access to bespoke interiors and white-glove service—think Murano glass chandeliers, Taj Mahal marble, and even a wellness wing with a Himalayan salt-wall sauna. The penthouse’s features, from a crystal elevator to a secret speakeasy bar, are designed to wow. Would you invest in this level of personalized luxury, or is Miami’s real estate market getting out of hand? #RealEstate #MiamiLuxury #Harrods00Share
russellolson+FollowIs It Finally Time to Buy a House in San Diego?House prices are cooling off in cities like San Diego, Miami, and Phoenix—so if you’ve been priced out, it might be time to peek at those listings again. The big shift? Pandemic hotspots are losing steam as locals can’t keep up with sky-high prices, while Midwest and Northeast homes are still climbing. Good news: for the first time in ages, paychecks are catching up to home prices. Maybe that dream home isn’t so out of reach after all! #RealEstate #housingmarket #realestate00Share
Aaron Ballard+FollowElmwood Park’s rental market stays hotElmwood Park just saw another apartment building change hands, showing how strong the local rental market remains. With its great schools, easy access to the city, and lively commercial strips, it’s no wonder renters keep flocking here. This 9-unit building on Fullerton Ave offers a mix of 1- and 2-bedroom apartments—plus parking, which is a big bonus for suburban living. Updates like new windows and laundry facilities make it even more appealing. What do you think keeps Elmwood Park so popular with renters? Would you consider living here or investing in this area? #RealEstate #ElmwoodPark #ChicagoSuburbs00Share
Heather Moore+FollowAnn Arbor’s $1.4M mid-century gem hides a bomb shelterTucked away in Ann Arbor, a stunning mid-century modern home just hit the market for $1.4 million—and it’s got some jaw-dropping features. Imagine relaxing on a covered walk-out deck surrounded by nature, then discovering there’s an actual bomb shelter hidden below! This place blends classic 1950s design with rare, quirky touches you won’t find anywhere else. Whether you’re a fan of retro architecture or just love unique homes, this listing is bound to get people talking. Would you want a bomb shelter in your backyard? #RealEstate #AnnArbor #MidCenturyModern10Share
