Samantha Welch+FollowBoston home prices keep climbing—what’s next?Boston’s real estate market just won’t cool off. Even with more homes for sale and properties sitting longer on the market, prices keep inching higher—single-family homes now average $900,000, up nearly 6% from last year. Condos are following suit, with prices and listings both rising. It’s wild to see this much demand, especially when so many other markets are slowing down. Is Boston’s mix of top hospitals, universities, and research jobs making the city immune to national trends? How are these prices affecting your plans to buy, sell, or stay put? Let’s talk about what this means for all of us. #RealEstate #BostonRealEstate #HomePrices00Share
Brian Sanchez+FollowMortgage Rates Drop: Is It Time to Refinance?Heads up, home hunters and mortgage holders! Nationwide is dropping some of its fixed mortgage rates below 4%, with deals as low as 3.60% if you’ve got a hefty deposit. The real drama? Lenders are in a price war, so if you’re thinking about moving or remortgaging, now’s the time to shop around. Just remember: the lowest rate isn’t always the cheapest—watch out for those sneaky fees! #RealEstate #MortgageRates #HomeBuying10Share
randerson+FollowBilly Joel’s $4.5M NYC condo stays in the familyBilly Joel just sold his Nolita condo for $4.5 million—and the buyer is his own daughter, Alexa Ray Joel. This two-bedroom spot, with classic New York charm and top-notch amenities, has been Alexa’s home for a while, but now it’s officially hers. It’s a rare peek into how even celebrity real estate deals can be all about family. Meanwhile, Joel is also trying to sell his Long Island mansion, all while managing a treatable health condition. What do you think—would you buy a home from your parents if you could? #RealEstate #BillyJoel #NYCRealEstate180Share
Denise Kemp+FollowIs the Housing Market About to Crash?Here’s your coffee break reality check: A top housing analyst says home prices could drop by up to 50%—yep, even worse than 2008. Why? Too many overpriced homes, not enough buyers, and investors starting to bail. If you’re house-hunting, patience might pay off. If you’re a homeowner, keep an eye on your home’s value and don’t panic-sell. The market’s cooling, especially in the South and Sunbelt, so expect more affordable options soon. #RealEstate #HousingMarket #MoneyTips1622Share
Denise Kemp+FollowWhy So Many Homes Are Disappearing From ZillowEver wonder why your Zillow scroll feels a little emptier? Turns out, tons of homeowners are yanking their listings instead of selling for less. With high mortgage rates and picky buyers, sellers would rather wait it out than take a lowball offer. The twist? Fewer homes for sale actually helps keep prices up, so don’t expect bargains just yet. If you’re house hunting, patience is the new money hack! #RealEstate #HousingMarket #MoneyHacks62Share
Samantha Welch+FollowNew luxury homes shake up East End livingImagine living just steps from Eli’s BBQ and The Precinct, with a community garden right around the corner—East End’s getting a major upgrade! Terry Inman Custom Homes is opening sales for their model home and six more lots at Strader Garden, a semi-custom luxury development tucked between Strader Avenue and Babb Alley. This isn’t just about new houses; it’s about a fresh take on neighborhood living, blending upscale design with walkable access to some of Cincinnati’s best local spots. Would you want to move into a place like this, or do you think it changes the vibe of the East End? #RealEstate #Cincinnati #EastEnd00Share
Matthew Jackson+FollowSan Francisco couple’s $25K ‘home’ turns out to be an alleyImagine thinking you scored a dream deal on a San Francisco property, only to find out you bought an 83-foot strip of dirt between two houses! That’s exactly what happened to JJ Hollingsworth and Alemayehu Mergia, who bid $25,000 at a city auction—only to realize the fine print described a “dirt alley” and not a livable home. Now, they’re fighting to get their money back, but the city says the details were clear. Would you ever take a chance on a bargain auction like this? Let’s hear your thoughts on reading the fine print and risky real estate deals! #RealEstate #SanFrancisco #AuctionFails03Share
megan01+FollowWhy Are So Many Homes Disappearing?Ever notice houses vanishing from your favorite real estate app? Sellers are pulling their homes off the market faster than we’ve seen in years—mostly because buyers aren’t biting at high prices. If you’re house hunting, you might feel like you finally have some leverage, but sellers (especially those who bought during the pandemic) aren’t ready to play ball. In some cities, homes are just sitting... and sitting. Pro tip: patience might pay off as this standoff cools prices in certain spots. #RealEstate #HomeBuying #MoneyTips01Share
megan01+FollowWhat’s really happening at 432 Park Ave?Luxury condos at Manhattan’s iconic 432 Park Ave are now selling at deep discounts, with some owners facing huge losses. One designer’s $21M condo is now listed for $17.25M—and it’s heading for foreclosure after years of failed sales. The building, once the tallest residential tower in the Western Hemisphere, has been plagued by lawsuits, resident complaints, and even reports of cracking concrete. Yet, despite all the drama, some buyers are still interested. Would you take a chance on a discounted unit here, or is the building’s reputation too far gone? #RealEstate #NYCRealEstate #432ParkAve00Share
russellolson+FollowWhy Your Home Insurance Bill Is About to JumpHeads up, homeowners: your insurance bill might be getting a lot steeper soon. Experts say premiums could climb 16% over the next two years, thanks to more wild weather and pricier repairs. If you’re budgeting for your monthly mortgage, don’t forget insurance is taking a bigger bite than ever. This could mean some folks rethink buying or even moving, especially in disaster-prone spots. Time to double-check your coverage and maybe shop around! #RealEstate #HomeInsurance #MoneyTips10Share
