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Norfolk has approved nearly $50 million for flood work that includes elevating up to 62 high-risk homes on Willoughby Spit, where hundreds of properties regularly flood when Willoughby Bay water levels climb above 2 feet (NAVD88). According to the city’s grant ordinance, Norfolk will accept $24,986,500 from the Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation’s CommunityRead …

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The world of celebrity real estate is a heady place, one that is filled with glittering megamansions, luxury developments, and buzz-worthy listings. But there is also a much darker side to this gleaming industry, one plagued by scandal, backlash, and a very hefty dose of uproar. In recent years, there has been no shortage ofRead …

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Summer is when tree roots go into overdrive, aggressively chasing moisture. When this happens, they often crack and invade aging clay or cast-iron sewer lines. “Tree roots invading your sewer line is one of the most common (and costly) plumbing surprises we come across in older properties,” says Scott Eyman, project manager at Eyman PlumbingRead …

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Something big is happening in Louisville—and it’s not the Kentucky Derby. Sellers are flooding the market. Last month, the midsized Southern city had the highest year-over-year inventory surge of any major metro in the country, up a staggering 32.7%. That’s compared with only 2.2% nationwide, according to the Realtor.com® May housing report, as well asRead …

Louisville Sees 33% Surge in Homes on Market as Sellers Flood Back In Read More »

Golf has been popular since the turn of the 19th century, but increasingly, the affluent are seeking out fairways that can be lived on in luxurious style, serving as the nexus of their social network. In 2024, there were approximately 3,200 golf facilities in the country with a real estate component, whether as part ofRead …

The Golf Club Lifestyle Is Now the Ultimate Real Estate Status Symbol Read More »

Part rugged workspace, part elegant luxury, the barndominium is redefining what a modern home can be, offering the kind of blank canvas that invites a world of opportunity. This unique architectural style has skyrocketed in popularity among first-time homebuyers looking for a cost-effective build and customizable floor plans, but the concept has deeper roots thanRead …

All About the Barndominium: Inside the Rustic History and Exploding Popularity of the Metal-Clad Megahome Read More »

Billionaire investor Ken Griffin is the Miami mystery buyer gobbling up more than 100 condo units in a building across from his future headquarters in this city’s burgeoning financial district. The Citadel chief executive assembled a 4.2-acre site in the Brickell neighborhood, where he is building a 54-story glass tower to be the splashy newRead …

Ken Griffin Ramps Up His Miami Real-Estate Play Read More »

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Powered by Tucked away in the center of the American heartland and often overshadowed by larger neighbors, Topeka, KS, is quietly gathering momentum as a rare affordability haven, keeping the dream of homeownership alive. As the state capital and Kansas’ fifth-largest city, Topeka is home to roughly 125,000 inhabitants. Despite its modest size, Topeka—dubbed theRead …

‘Golden City’ of Kansas Lures Movers With Surprising Affordability Read More »

South Florida is a boomtown, and this time it isn’t gold, cheap land, or even a pandemic luring homebuyers—it’s the plethora of corporations moving in. The national office vacancy rate hovers around 17.6%, which means there’s abundant office space sitting empty. But the West Palm Beach-Boca Raton market is at a low 11.3%, with MiamiRead …

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