Travis Kelce Named as Victim in $35 Million Ponzi Scheme—Where Fraudster Splashed Out on Luxe Apartments and Hotel Stays Travis Kelce has been identified as a victim of a sprawling $35 million Ponzi scheme that saw the man behind the fraud use investor funds to help finance a lavish lifestyle that included luxury apartments, privateRead …
Charlie Puth Sells Montecito Mansion Where He Married Brooke Sansone for $18.5 Million Singer Charlie Puth has offloaded the Montecito mansion where he and Brooke Sansone tied the knot, selling the sprawling estate for $18.5 million. The off-market deal closed in July but was only recently made public, as first reported by The Real Deal.Read …
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‘Million Dollar Listing’ Star Fredrik Eklund Rebuilt His Childhood Swedish Sauna on a Secret 9-Acre Connecticut Estate—and It’s Pure Magic “Million Dollar Listing” alum Fredrik Eklund is constantly expanding his real estate empire by doing business across several state and international borders. Yet, the Swedish-born celebrity real estate broker consistently returns to his roots atRead …
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Inside Hoda Kotb’s Long Island Beach Retreat as She Throws Adorable Surprise Party for Beloved Former ‘Today’ Driver “Today” show alum Hoda Kotb has opened the doors to her Long Island, NY, retreat once again—this time to pull off an adorable birthday surprise for her former driver, Eddie. The 62-year-old, who owns a beachside vacationRead …
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Cuyahoga County Tax-Forfeiture Auction Closes—Buyers and Former Owners Both Face Tight Deadlines If you won a bid at Cuyahoga County’s forfeited land auction earlier this month, check the county’s Rules of Sale for payment requirements and deadlines. The three-day sale ran at the Huntington Convention Center on St. Clair Avenue in downtown Cleveland, moving throughRead …
Homebuilder Sentiment Slumps to One-Year Low as Mortgage Rates Surge With summer drawing to a close, homebuilders are feeling discouraged as climbing mortgage rates are keeping buyers from making a move. Builder confidence in new-home sales dropped three points month over month, decreasing the National Association of Home Builders/Wells Fargo Housing Market Index (HMI) toRead …
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Trump Nominates New Head for Federal Housing Administration The White House has picked a familiar mortgage expert to lead the Federal Housing Administration. The Trump administration nominated Matt Jones to head FHA and serve as assistant secretary of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. Jones would require Senate confirmation to serve permanently. He’dRead …
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Mortgage Applications Plunge as Rates Rise and Fed Prepares To Hike Mortgage applications fell this past week as concerns over inflation and an expected Federal Reserve interest rate hike put a chill on the market, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association. For the week ending Sept. 11, MBA’s Market Composite Index—a measure of total mortgageRead …
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Midwest City Known as ‘Niceville USA’ Leads the Nation in Homebuilding and Affordability As surging mortgage rates and stubborn inflation squeeze Americans’ budgets, 10 cities across the South and Midwest stand out as rare strongholds of aggressive homebuilding and relative affordability, led by a thriving Heartland construction hub. Nationally, the U.S. faces a deficit ofRead …
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Federal Housing Law’s Architects Say Cities Must Now Step Up To Implement Reforms What started as a conversation in a Washington, DC, steakhouse is now the law of the land. But the architects of the largest housing bill in 30 years worry about its implementation and the housing affordability subjects it didn’t address. It’s nowRead …
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