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Rapper to Riches: YoungBoy Never Broke Again Lists His Salt Lake City Mansion for $5.5M

Rapper to Riches: YoungBoy Never Broke Again Lists His Salt Lake City Mansion for $5.5M

Rap artist YoungBoy Never Broke Again just put his sprawling Salt Lake City mansion on the market for $5.5 million. YoungBoy, whose given name is Kentrell DeSean Gaulden, is poised to unload an “architectural masterpiece,” to borrow language from the listing. The rapper has lived in the place while under house arrest, according to BillboardRead …

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Angling for a Deal? Frank Lloyd Wright-Designed Home in Kalamazoo Is Listed for Just $790K

Angling for a Deal? Frank Lloyd Wright-Designed Home in Kalamazoo Is Listed for Just $790K

After two years of updates, a Usonian home designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in Kalamazoo, MI , is ready for its next owner. Like Wright’s other Usonians, it’s a ranch style with horizontal lines throughout. Other design hallmarks include radiant-heat concrete flooring, a cantilevered carport, low-pitched roof with generous overhangs, and built-in furnishings and shelving.Read …

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Rent Josh Brolin’s Gorgeous Atlanta Mansion for $35K a Month

Rent Josh Brolin’s Gorgeous Atlanta Mansion for $35K a Month

Actor Josh Brolin just put his enormous Atlanta home on the rental market for $35,000 a month. The “Dune: Part 2” star and wife Kathryn purchased the five-bedroom, eight-bath mansion in 2020 for $3,250,000, reportedly as a departure from life on the West Coast. The traditional, baronial interior design, courtesy of the decorators at PierceRead …

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Gen-Z Homebuyer Must-Haves

Gen-Z Homebuyer Must-Haves

Caleb Hall is running out of time. The 25-year-old mechanical engineer and his 23-year-old wife, a nurse, have been looking for a home of their own for the past six months in the Huntsville, AL, area. Their only must-haves are the home must be relatively move-in ready, be in a safe community, and have aRead …

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Mortgage Rates Just Dropped—but the Housing Market Got Even Better News This Week

Mortgage Rates Just Dropped—but the Housing Market Got Even Better News This Week

Mortgage rates dropped this week after pushing dangerously close to 7%. The average rate for a 30-year fixed home loan ticked down from 6.94% to 6.88% for the week ending March 7, according to Freddie Mac. “Evidence that purchase demand remains sensitive to interest rate changes was on display this week, as applications rose forRead …

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Sister Act: Former Montana Convent Reborn as a $929K Luxury Residence Is the Week’s Most Popular Home

Sister Act: Former Montana Convent Reborn as a $929K Luxury Residence Is the Week’s Most Popular Home

Here’s a rare opportunity to be witness to a divine real estate intervention. A spiritual sanctuary once used as a convent and reborn as a luxury residence in Butte, MT , is the week’s most popular home. The brick structure still features vestiges of its storied past. Also getting attention this week were a newlyRead …

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Recession Watch: Would a Downturn Clobber the Housing Market or Make It Affordable Again?

Recession Watch: Would a Downturn Clobber the Housing Market or Make It Affordable Again?

Fears of another recession striking have been mounting as the Federal Reserve has attempted to slow the U.S. economy down by raising interest rates. While the Fed’s rate increases brought the real estate market to a near halt and contributed to the scores of layoffs at some high-profile companies , it’s looking more likely thatRead …

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Housing Sentiment Jumps to Highest Level Since March 2022

Housing Sentiment Jumps to Highest Level Since March 2022

Consumer sentiment in housing rose in January to the highest level in nearly two years, as people felt more confident about their jobs and expected mortgage rates to fall. The sentiment was measured by a [monthly survey ](https://www.fanniemae.com/research-and-insights/surveys-indices/national-housing-survey)by Fannie Mae. The monthly Home Purchase Sentiment Index rose 3.5 points in January to 70.7—the highest levelRead …

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Barbara Walters’ Plush NYC Apartment Returns to the Market at a Discounted $17M

Barbara Walters’ Plush NYC Apartment Returns to the Market at a Discounted $17M

Sounds like someone had a change of heart. Late television journalist Barbara Walters‘ former Upper East Side apartment in New York City was recently under contract for $17,750,000. No longer, though. Last April, the five-bedroom, 5.5-bath abode was listed for $19,750,000. But today, Walters’ longtime Fifth Avenue pad is still available and back on theRead …

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The Punxsutawney Effect: Why a Home Price Surge in Phil’s Hometown Offers Hope for the U.S. Housing Market

The Punxsutawney Effect: Why a Home Price Surge in Phil’s Hometown Offers Hope for the U.S. Housing Market

The nation’s most famous groundhog, Punxsutawney Phil, made headlines on Friday when he didn’t see his shadow, indicating spring is just around the bend. But what might be even more remarkable is the real estate market in Phil’s hometown of [Punxsutawney, PA](https://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-search/Punxsutawney_PA), about 90 minutes northeast of [Pittsburgh](https://realtor.com/realestateandhomes-search/Pittsburgh_PA). Home prices in the small rural townRead …

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