Month: February 2025

Renée Zellweger’s former Los Angeles estate is back on the market. The sprawling 10-acre property in Topanga Hills, once owned by the two-time Oscar winner, is now listed for $7.995 million.  Zellweger, 55, originally purchased the Spanish-style retreat in 2015 for $3.35 million.  A nearly 10-acre ranch in Topanga Hills, once owned by two-time Oscar-winning
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A Louisiana woman is fighting to reclaim the title to a property that’s been in her family for centuries. The victim, DaNita Batiste, is battling to reestablish a clear title on the property, months after fraudsters impersonated her using a phony ID and sold the land for cash to unsuspecting investors. It’s a form of real estate fraud that
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Lori Loughlin and her husband Mossimo Giannulli have re-listed their Los Angeles mansion for $16.5 million, a million less than the home’s asking price when it first hit the market last year. The 60-year-old actress and the 61-year-old fashion designer bought the contemporary farmhouse-style house for $9.5 million in August 2020, the same month when both
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At the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, wealthy New Yorkers eager to escape the confines of the Big Apple fled south toward the tony, sun-soaked island of Palm Beach, FL—sparking a migration trend that has continued ever since, sending local home prices skyrocketing in the process. As demand for homes on the barrier island surged, it caused not
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While some segments of the US housing market are still struggling to recover from a sluggish year of buying and selling marked by high mortgage rates and lagging inventory, four markets in the South and the West are going full steam ahead.  Atlanta, Charlotte, NC, Raleigh, NC, and Dallas are all experiencing surging home sale prices and demand, according to a new data
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In this episode, they dive into the latest executive orders, how they could affect the housing market, and what investors should watch out for. Plus, an unexpected topic—the debate over eliminating the penny—leads to an eye-opening discussion on inflation, production costs, and how small changes can have big financial implications. Packed with expert insights, real
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