Brian Sanchez+Follow2026 House Hunt: Midwest & Sun Belt StealsThinking about buying a home? Zillow says 2026 could finally be your year—especially if you’re eyeing spots like Indianapolis, Atlanta, or Detroit. The housing market is expected to chill out, with more homes in your price range and less cutthroat competition. Midwest cities stayed affordable, and Sun Belt towns are building like crazy, so you might actually get to sip your coffee before making an offer. Keep these cities on your radar for a smoother house hunt! #RealEstate #HomeBuying #RealEstateTips00Share
Brian Sanchez+FollowGeorgetown’s new Rise 120 shakes up local livingGeorgetown just got a major boost with the arrival of Rise 120—a brand-new 227-unit apartment community with 15,000 sq. ft. of retail, snapped up by Machine Investment Group at a steep discount. This isn’t just another apartment complex: think pool, fitness center, golf simulator, sauna, and even a cold plunge coming soon. With Georgetown topping the nation’s fastest-growing cities list, this move could mean more options and better amenities for locals, plus a fresh shot of energy for nearby businesses. How do you feel about all this new development? #RealEstate #GeorgetownTX #AustinGrowth00Share
davenportmeghan+FollowGold Coast’s historic mansions up for grabsFour iconic buildings on North Dearborn Parkway just hit the market, and the future of this Gold Coast block is suddenly wide open. Latin School is selling two income-generating greystones and two gutted redstone mansions for $8.09 million—after paying over $10 million just two years ago. The school’s pulling back to avoid more debt and years of construction headaches, but now neighbors are wondering: Will these gems become luxury condos, rentals, or preserved as historic homes? What would you like to see happen on this stretch of Dearborn? #RealEstate #GoldCoast #ChicagoRealEstate00Share
Heather Moore+FollowWhat’s next for West 117th’s prime corner?A major self-storage company just snapped up the Helm Storage property at West 117th and Berea, right next to the Red Line station—dashing hopes for new housing or shops at this key transit spot, at least for now. Locals have dreamed of a vibrant, mixed-use development here for years, something that could boost train ridership and bring new life to the area. The new owner says they’re open to ideas, but plan big upgrades soon. Should the city push harder for transit-friendly growth, or is storage the best use for this land? What would you want to see here? #RealEstate #Cleveland #Lakewood00Share
Samantha Welch+FollowMalibu’s billionaires are making wavesSergey Brin just dropped $50 million on a Malibu cliffside mansion, right as California’s billionaire tax debate heats up. Despite moving his investment companies out of state, Brin doubled down on Malibu living—snagging a spot with private stairs to Point Dume Beach, a surf haven for the ultra-wealthy. The area’s become a magnet for tech moguls, musicians, and movie stars, all drawn by those hard-to-access waves and luxury homes. With more billionaires eyeing Florida, is Malibu’s exclusive surf scene enough to keep them around? What do you think about this new wave of luxury and tax flight? #RealEstate #Malibu #Billionaires10Share
Aaron Ballard+FollowWould You Move for Safer Weather?Ever thought about packing up and moving just to dodge wildfires or hurricanes? Turns out, you’re not alone. More homeowners are eyeing a change of address as extreme weather gets worse and insurance bills go up. The real estate hot spots now? Think Vermont or Oregon, not Florida or California. If you’re tired of worrying about your roof every storm season, maybe it’s time to check out those so-called climate havens. #RealEstate #Homeowners #ClimateChange10Share
randerson+FollowMortgage Rates: Is Now the Time to Refi?Thinking about buying a home or refinancing? Mortgage rates have dropped a bit since the inflation rollercoaster, with 30-year loans now averaging 5.99%. That’s not 2020-level cheap, but it’s way better than last year. If your current rate is in the high 6s or 7s, it might be worth crunching the numbers for a refi. Just remember: shop around, check your credit, and watch out for closing costs! #RealEstate #MortgageRates #HomeBuying00Share
Brian Sanchez+FollowSanta Fe’s star-studded mansion sells fastGene Hackman’s stunning Santa Fe estate is officially off the market after just 11 days, despite its tragic history. The sprawling four-bedroom ranch, perched on six scenic acres with Rocky Mountain views, drew plenty of interest—even after the couple’s passing and a rare hantavirus case. Locals know these artist retreats are magnets for celebrities seeking privacy, but it’s wild how a home’s star connection can actually boost its value, no matter the backstory. Would you buy a famous house with a complicated past? Let’s hear your thoughts on what really matters when choosing a home! #RealEstate #SantaFe #GeneHackman01Share
megan01+FollowWould You Buy a Golf Course for $2M?Imagine swapping your 9-to-5 for running a Scottish golf course—now up for grabs at $2 million! The owners are even offering to show you the ropes. Most of the money comes from visitors, not memberships, so you don’t need to be a golf pro to make it work. With cottages and room to grow, it’s a chance to turn a passion project into a business. Bonus: this trend is popping up across the US, too! #RealEstate #GolfLife #BusinessOpportunity00Share
megan01+FollowGene Hackman’s Santa Fe estate sells fastGene Hackman’s legendary Santa Fe compound, where he and his wife lived for decades, found a buyer in just 11 days—despite its tragic recent history. The 53-acre estate, listed at $6.25 million, drew quick interest thanks to its unique design, sweeping views, and Hackman’s personal touch on every detail. Some buyers were hesitant because of the deaths, but others saw the property’s value and story. It’s wild how a home can carry both memories and market appeal. Would you live in a place with such a past if it meant owning a piece of Hollywood history? #RealEstate #SantaFe #GeneHackman70Share
