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- Map Shows Where Self-Employed Mortgage Borrowers Are Most Common
Over half of the U.S. states have seen an increase in self-employment since 2019, and a new map shows which states have the highest rate of self-employed workers. As of 2024, the states with the highest percentage of self-employed workers were Vermont at 8.6%, Montana at 8.4%, Maine at 8.0%, South Dakota at 7.6%, and North Dakota at 7.4%. California comes in at… Read More »Map Shows Where Self-Employed Mortgage Borrowers Are Most Common - EXCLUSIVE: Inside a $25 Million AI-Powered Florida Mansion With 150 Feet of Waterfront
Artificial intelligence isn’t just answering questions and writing emails—it can now help run a nearly $25 million Boca Raton, FL, mansion. A waterfront estate that has just landed on the market for $24.995 million comes equipped with an extensive smart-home network powered in part by Josh AI, giving its future owner high-tech control over features… Read More »EXCLUSIVE: Inside a $25 Million AI-Powered Florida Mansion With 150 Feet of Waterfront - CEO of California Real Estate Investment Fund Is Charged in $100 Million Ponzi Scheme
Federal prosecutors have charged a San Francisco Bay Area real estate investor with perpetrating a multimillion-dollar Ponzi scheme that they say defrauded more than 190 investors out of $103 million, many of whom are senior citizens. Mark Hanf, the CEO of Pacific Private Money Group, and PPMG’s Chief Operating Officer Nam Phan were charged with… Read More »CEO of California Real Estate Investment Fund Is Charged in $100 Million Ponzi Scheme - Tiffany Haddish Explains the Unexpected Advice Behind Her Expansive 17-Property Real Estate Portfolio
Years ago, comedian Tiffany Haddish received financial advice from an unexpected stranger, and now, she credits the life-changing words of wisdom as the reason she currently owns 17 properties. During an appearance on a live recording of the podcast “Family Trips With the Meyers Brothers,” late night personality Seth Meyers and his brother, Josh Meyers,… Read More »Tiffany Haddish Explains the Unexpected Advice Behind Her Expansive 17-Property Real Estate Portfolio - EXCLUSIVE: Hulk Hogan’s Florida Mansion, Where He Died, Hit With Another $1 Million Price Cut
Late wrestler Hulk Hogan‘s Florida property has undergone yet another steep price reduction—this time by $1 million. Hogan, whose real name was Terry Gene Bollea, died at the age of 71 at the Clearwater, FL, home in July 2025, months after he had undergone multiple surgeries and procedures on his neck. The sprawling mansion was one of two… Read More »EXCLUSIVE: Hulk Hogan’s Florida Mansion, Where He Died, Hit With Another $1 Million Price Cut - Chef Bobby Flay Reveals His Favorite Place To Cook—His Restaurant-Grade Kitchen in Hamptons Home
Celebrity chef Bobby Flay is known for working his magic in restaurants around the world, but fans see much less of the meals he cooks up at home, within his own four walls. The restaurateur, 61, recently opened up about his two home kitchens in discussion with the Wall Street Journal. “Today, my life partner,… Read More »Chef Bobby Flay Reveals His Favorite Place To Cook—His Restaurant-Grade Kitchen in Hamptons Home - Your Kitchen Is Missing the One Feature Exploding on TikTok and Designers Agree It’s Worth the Remodel
If you’ve recently scoured TikTok for home improvement ideas, you may have come across a “kitchen bantry.” It’s essentially a hybrid between a bar and pantry. And interior designers agree that it’s gone viral for good reason. “Whether you’re hosting dinner parties, preparing for a relaxing evening with family, or baking treats for all the… Read More »Your Kitchen Is Missing the One Feature Exploding on TikTok and Designers Agree It’s Worth the Remodel - Khloe Kardashian Reveals Touching Transformation Inside $17 Million Home for Her Kids’ First Day of School
Khloe Kardashian has offered a glimpse inside her $17 million mansion while opening up about the bittersweet emotions she experienced as both of her children headed off to school. The reality TV star, 42, took to Instagram to document the milestone as her 4-year-old son, Tatum, attended his first-ever day of school, while her 8-year-old… Read More »Khloe Kardashian Reveals Touching Transformation Inside $17 Million Home for Her Kids’ First Day of School - How to Prep Your Home for a Photo Shoot: Expert Tips From the Pros
Whether you’re selling a two-bedroom townhouse in Tulsa or your family home in Fresno, great listing photos do more than document your home – they help buyers picture a life there. But the thing many sellers overlook is that they play a major role in prepping their house for the photoshoot that will ultimately help… Read More »How to Prep Your Home for a Photo Shoot: Expert Tips From the Pros - How to Choose the Right Real Estate Photographer: Opinions From the Experts
A real estate photographer does more than make a listing look polished. They determine how a property first appears in a buyer’s mind – whether it feels bright, coherent, desirable, and worth seeing in person, or whether it gets passed over in the long scroll of online home listings. For sellers and agents, hiring the… Read More »How to Choose the Right Real Estate Photographer: Opinions From the Experts - What Makes Renters Stay? 7 Reasons to Renew Your Lease
Finding a place that feels like home is one of the most rewarding parts of renting. When lease renewal season rolls around, staying put often feels like the most natural choice if the circumstances are right. Whether you’re renting an apartment in Santa Monica, CA or a rental in Aurora, CO, this guide will break… Read More »What Makes Renters Stay? 7 Reasons to Renew Your Lease - The Most Expensive Renovation Mistakes Happen Before Construction Starts
It’s all too easy to jump into a home renovation without much thought or planning. After all, updating your home is exciting and you may be eager to get started as soon as possible. Doing so, however, can cost you a lot of money, time, and headaches down the road. “Changing your mind is actually… Read More »The Most Expensive Renovation Mistakes Happen Before Construction Starts - As States Legalize Plug-In Solar, Safety Standards Race To Catch Up
On Tuesday, New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill signed a bill designed to make it easier for residents to generate their own electricity by using small solar systems that plug directly into a household outlet. “Balcony solar is the ultimate win-win,” Sherrill said after plugging in a solar panel at the bill-signing ceremony. “It’s accessible, affordable,… Read More »As States Legalize Plug-In Solar, Safety Standards Race To Catch Up - San Francisco Renter Reveals the Elaborate Scam That Cost Him $18K
As more home renting and buying processes move online and fraudsters become more sophisticated, some potential tenants can find themselves in nightmarish situations. For one San Francisco resident, that nightmare was the loss of over $18,000. Alvin Tran, a product designer for a local startup, came across identical listings for an apartment in the city’s Duboce Triangle neighborhood on Zillow… Read More »San Francisco Renter Reveals the Elaborate Scam That Cost Him $18K - Provincetown’s Condo Price Record Shattered by $1 Million-Plus Just 2 Weeks After Previous High
Less than two weeks after the record $3.9 million sale of a Provincetown condominium, a new most-expensive unit has been sold in the highly popular Cape Cod destination—and it’s right next door. A three-bedroom, 4.5-bathroom home—which was designed and built as the “personal sanctuary” for local restaurateur and developer Victor DePoalo—has sold for $5 million… Read More »Provincetown’s Condo Price Record Shattered by $1 Million-Plus Just 2 Weeks After Previous High - Lindsay Clancy Jury Fails To Reach Murder Trial Verdict for Second Time—Inside the Home Where Her 3 Children Died and Its Mysterious Sale
The jury in the trial of former nurse Lindsay Clancy remains unable to reach a unanimous verdict after five days of deliberation—more than three years after she was accused of murdering her three children inside the family’s Massachusetts home. Clancy, 36, has admitted to taking the lives of her daughter, Cora, 5, and sons Dawson, 3, and… Read More »Lindsay Clancy Jury Fails To Reach Murder Trial Verdict for Second Time—Inside the Home Where Her 3 Children Died and Its Mysterious Sale - ‘Dancing With the Stars’ Season 35 Cast Revealed: Inside the Incredible Homes the Celebrities Retreat To After the Ballroom
The ballroom is about to get a serious dose of star power. “Dancing With the Stars” has officially unveiled the 16 celebrities who will battle it out for the coveted Mirrorball Trophy during the show’s upcoming 35th season. This year’s lineup includes everyone from Hollywood veterans to reality TV favorites and an Olympic gold medalist.… Read More »‘Dancing With the Stars’ Season 35 Cast Revealed: Inside the Incredible Homes the Celebrities Retreat To After the Ballroom - How Growing Up Between 2 Santa Cruz Homes Shaped ‘Severance’ Star Adam Scott’s Journey to Hollywood
“Severance” star Adam Scott has opened up about his childhood growing up in Santa Cruz, CA, revealing how his parents’ very different homes—and the city’s famous beachfront boardwalk—helped shape his journey to Hollywood. Long before Scott found fame on shows like “Severance” and “Parks and Recreation,” he was splitting his childhood between two modest, single-story… Read More »How Growing Up Between 2 Santa Cruz Homes Shaped ‘Severance’ Star Adam Scott’s Journey to Hollywood - SkyMall Founder and Former Arizona State Sen. Bob Worsley Lists Off-Grid Legacy Ranch for $9.5 Million
SkyMall founder and former Arizona state Sen. Bob Worsley is selling his family’s getaway retreat in the mountains of Heber, AZ. The 35-acre ranch, listed for $9,475,000, is anchored by a 18,952-square-foot lodge built by Pioneer Log Homes in 2000. “It’s a huge log cabin he built just for his family and his grandchildren,” says… Read More »SkyMall Founder and Former Arizona State Sen. Bob Worsley Lists Off-Grid Legacy Ranch for $9.5 Million - Every State That Will Pay You to Move There in 2026
Key Takeaways Places across the U.S. are offering incentives to attract new residents, ranging from cash to free recreation equipment. Since the pandemic, relocation programs have become more popular as remote work and an affordability crisis push people to consider new options. Many of the places offering incentives are in the Midwest. Did you know… Read More »Every State That Will Pay You to Move There in 2026 - How to Find Out Who Owns a Property
There are many reasons you might want to find out who owns a property or piece of land. Suppose you’re on a walk in Nashville, TN, and you pass by a home that you instantly fall in love with and want to buy. Or maybe you’re researching an empty lot, tracking down a landlord, or… Read More »How to Find Out Who Owns a Property - Compass Settles Lawsuit With Northwest MLS in Deal To Allow ‘First Look’ Preview Listings
Compass Inc. has settled a longstanding legal dispute with the Northwest Multiple Listing Service, the MLS that covers parts of Washington and Oregon. The settlement of the 17-month-long lawsuit between the brokerage giant and the Pacific Northwest’s principal MLS allows Compass to maintain a pre-marketing listing type, which it markets as “First Look.” The settlement… Read More »Compass Settles Lawsuit With Northwest MLS in Deal To Allow ‘First Look’ Preview Listings - ‘Dancing With the Stars’ Pro Gleb Savchenko Lists Peaceful $1.4 Million Desert Home Amid Custody Battle With Ex-Wife Elena Samodanova
“Dancing With the Stars” pro Gleb Savchenko has listed his Morongo Valley, CA, home for $1.4 million. The real estate move comes amid an ongoing custody battle with his ex-wife, Elena Samodanova, over their daughters, Olivia, 15, and Zlata, 8. The striking three-bedroom, four-bathroom Southern California home sits on a 4.24-acre lot in the high… Read More »‘Dancing With the Stars’ Pro Gleb Savchenko Lists Peaceful $1.4 Million Desert Home Amid Custody Battle With Ex-Wife Elena Samodanova - How the Trump Administration’s Pause on Immigrant Visas May Affect Rental Demand
A new pause on immigrant visa applications could have long-term implications for the U.S. housing market, housing experts say. The U.S. State Department last week announced a pause on processing all immigrant visa applications, which allow recipients to move permanently to the U.S. It’s the latest in a series of changes to visas for those… Read More »How the Trump Administration’s Pause on Immigrant Visas May Affect Rental Demand - Inside Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift’s Growing Home Life as NFL Star Confirms Adorable New Addition
Travis Kelce has seemingly confirmed that he and wife Taylor Swift welcomed a furry new addition to their family before saying “I do” at New York City’s iconic Madison Square Garden. The Kansas City Chiefs tight end, 36, introduced the couple’s adorable white pup to the world while starring in Tommy Hilfiger‘s fall 2026 ad… Read More »Inside Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift’s Growing Home Life as NFL Star Confirms Adorable New Addition - Mapped: Where NYC Homeowners Are Most Likely To Be Married
In a city defined by renting, New Yorkers are less likely to be homeowners than the national average. But for those who do own in New York City, a new analysis breaks down their relationship status and household characteristics. The analysis of U.S. Census Bureau data from real estate data firm PropertyShark found that married… Read More »Mapped: Where NYC Homeowners Are Most Likely To Be Married - After a Power Outage, Most Homeowners Forget This Hidden Cost—and It’s the Highest It’s Ever Been
A power outage can be frustrating and disrupt your everyday routine. It can also be expensive, especially if it lasts for days and you have a fridge full of groceries, as was the case for many residents in Hawaii after Tropical Storm Lala. With grocery prices rising 2.7% year over year in July 2026 and… Read More »After a Power Outage, Most Homeowners Forget This Hidden Cost—and It’s the Highest It’s Ever Been - What Parents Are Really Willing To Pay for a House Close Enough To Walk Kids to School
When families with kids are buying a home, factors such as the number of bedrooms, school district quality, and neighborhood safety are usually top of mind. For many parents, walkability is also key—even if it comes with a higher price tag. According to a new survey by the National Association of Realtors®, 63% of people… Read More »What Parents Are Really Willing To Pay for a House Close Enough To Walk Kids to School - Kelly Osbourne Reveals Why She Fled Los Angeles for the U.K. After Nearly 30 Years: ‘I’ve Never Been a California Girl’
Kelly Osbourne has opened up about the deeply personal reasons behind her decision to leave Los Angeles and relocate to the U.K. after spending nearly three decades in the U.S. Kelly, 41, shed new light on her major move following the death of her father, Ozzy Osbourne, during a wide-ranging interview with Hello! magazine. The… Read More »Kelly Osbourne Reveals Why She Fled Los Angeles for the U.K. After Nearly 30 Years: ‘I’ve Never Been a California Girl’ - How to Increase the Resale Value of a Craftsman Bungalow Home
Craftsman bungalow homes are known for their timeless architecture, detailed woodwork, and inviting front porches, making them especially appealing to buyers who value character and craftsmanship. But when it comes time to sell, increasing the resale value of a Craftsman home isn’t always about making the property look newer – it’s about preserving its defining… Read More »How to Increase the Resale Value of a Craftsman Bungalow Home - What It Really Costs to Live in John Mayer’s Neighborhood
From sold-out concerts to a quieter life surrounded by Montana’s mountains, John Mayer has found a very different kind of spotlight near Livingston, MT in the Paradise Valley. Hidden away on 15 acres along the Yellowstone River, his rustic Montana retreat offers plenty of space, sweeping scenery, and even a barn-turned-recording studio where the musician… Read More »What It Really Costs to Live in John Mayer’s Neighborhood - 8 Home Buying Red Flags to Watch for Before Purchasing a House
Buying a home is a major investment, so knowing the home buying red flags to watch for can help you make a more informed decision. While fresh paint, stylish staging, and updated finishes can make a property feel move-in ready, they may also distract from costly issues hiding underneath the surface. In this Redfin guide,… Read More »8 Home Buying Red Flags to Watch for Before Purchasing a House - Kelley Wolf Pens Apology to Family and Park City Community, Revealing ‘Drug-Induced Mania With Psychosis’ Resulted in Attempt To Enter Family Home
Kelley Wolf has opened up about the circumstances that lead to a court-issued restraining order against her last August, following an attempt to enter the home of her ex-husband, actor Scott Wolf. In an Aug. 29 Instagram statement, the “Real World: New Orleans” alum explained that after a year spent working with a team of… Read More »Kelley Wolf Pens Apology to Family and Park City Community, Revealing ‘Drug-Induced Mania With Psychosis’ Resulted in Attempt To Enter Family Home - The True Carrying Cost of Vacation Homes: How Insurance Is Eating Second-Home Yields
At first glance, a 9% annual yield can make buying a vacation home sound like a pretty compelling investment. The headline number, from AirDNA, sits within the 7% to 10% long-term annual return some experts use for diversified U.S. stocks—and is nearly twice the 4.73% yield on a 10-year Treasury in late August. But it’s… Read More »The True Carrying Cost of Vacation Homes: How Insurance Is Eating Second-Home Yields - How to Shop for a Mortgage: A Home Buyer’s Guide to the Right Type of Loan
Mortgage rates, fees, and terms vary by lender, even for the same loan on the same house. Comparing offers from more than one lender, often called rate shopping, is one of the most effective ways a buyer can lower the total cost of a mortgage. Rate shopping means requesting a mortgage offer from more than… Read More »How to Shop for a Mortgage: A Home Buyer’s Guide to the Right Type of Loan - Miami Man Gets Prison for Posing as Elderly Woman’s Son To Steal Her Home
A Miami man has been sentenced to 20 years in prison after scheming to exploit a 94-year-old woman out of her home. On Aug. 26, Alejandro Diaz Torriente, 67, was found guilty of the financial exploitation of a 94-year-old woman and sentenced to 20 years in prison followed by 10 years of probation, according to… Read More »Miami Man Gets Prison for Posing as Elderly Woman’s Son To Steal Her Home - Data Center Developer Leans On Kentucky Law Meant To Promote Housing Development
A data center operator in Kentucky hopes to block a legal challenge from area homeowners using a new law designed to fast-track housing developments, highlighting the unintended consequences of housing policy shifts. The conflict stems from a 200-acre data center campus that developer TenKey LandCo is planning to build in Simpson County, KY, which is… Read More »Data Center Developer Leans On Kentucky Law Meant To Promote Housing Development - Dennis Quaid Reveals Why He Ditched Hollywood for Tennessee—Months After Listing $5.2 Million L.A. Home
“The Parent Trap” actor Dennis Quaid has lifted the lid on his life in Tennessee after trading Hollywood for Nashville six years ago—months after listing his $5.2 million California home. Quaid, 72, who hails from Texas, relocated from Los Angeles to Music City with his wife, Laura Savoie, 33, in 2020, leaving behind the city… Read More »Dennis Quaid Reveals Why He Ditched Hollywood for Tennessee—Months After Listing $5.2 Million L.A. Home - Kylie Jenner Reveals How She’s Changed Since Buying the ‘Craziest House’ She Could in Beverly Hills When She Was Younger
On the heels of her 29th birthday, makeup mogul Kylie Jenner is switching up the way she thinks about her impressive real estate portfolio. In a recent interview with Who What Wear, the youngest of Kris Jenner’s famous children explained that she’s “changed” her mind about “having an enormous life.” “When I was younger, I… Read More »Kylie Jenner Reveals How She’s Changed Since Buying the ‘Craziest House’ She Could in Beverly Hills When She Was Younger - 6 Types of Home Loans: Which Mortgage Is Right for You?
Six main types of home loans cover most buyers: conventional, FHA, VA, USDA, adjustable-rate, and jumbo. Each comes with different down payment minimums, credit requirements, and rules about who qualifies and what kind of property it can be used for. Choosing a home loan starts with a buyer’s specific situation — their credit score, down… Read More »6 Types of Home Loans: Which Mortgage Is Right for You? - 8 Deals in One Month: Inside the Relaunch of Manhattan’s Top-Selling Condo
A three-year-old luxury building on the Upper West Side closed on eight units in July, making it the top selling development in Manhattan for the month. The 131-unit condominium is situated between Riverside Park and Central Park at 250 West 96th Street, and was designed by Danish designer Thomas Juul-Hansen and developed by JVP Management.… Read More »8 Deals in One Month: Inside the Relaunch of Manhattan’s Top-Selling Condo - Olsen-Designed Midcentury Modern home Built For Physics Pioneer Is Selling for Only the Second Time in 73 Years
Tucked into the slope of Berkeley’s Thousand Oaks neighborhood, sits a house that has changed hands only once in more than 70 years. Now, 775 San Diego Road, known to architecture enthusiasts as the Kip House, is for sale again and listed at $1,425,000. Donald Olsen designed the house in 1952 for Arthur Frederic Kip, a… Read More »Olsen-Designed Midcentury Modern home Built For Physics Pioneer Is Selling for Only the Second Time in 73 Years - How the No-Frills Philosophy Behind Midcentury Modern Homes Spawned a Big-Money Business That Is Continuing To Grow
In architecture and home decor alike, midcentury modern design has unrivaled staying power. Take a stroll through West Elm—or even Target—and you’re likely to stumble upon countless pieces that channel the characteristics of this impactful school of design. From low-profile seating constructed of sleek leather and stark metal to walnut sideboards boasting geometric patterns, the… Read More »How the No-Frills Philosophy Behind Midcentury Modern Homes Spawned a Big-Money Business That Is Continuing To Grow - Colonial-Era Virginia Farm Compound With Ties to George Washington Is Listed for $8.4 Million
Long before it became an $8.4 million listing, Wheatland Farm was a working piece of Virginia history—with roots stretching back nearly three centuries. The sprawling 43-acre estate in Purcellville, VA, is anchored by a manor house that dates to 1741 and, according to the listing, which is held by Theo Adamstein, of The Heider Company… Read More »Colonial-Era Virginia Farm Compound With Ties to George Washington Is Listed for $8.4 Million - Concrete Dome Home That Had Been Left To Rot Returns to the Market for $500K After Jaw-Dropping Renovation
An eye-catching monolithic concrete dome home with midcentury-inspired features has been brought to the market in Michigan after undergoing a jaw-dropping renovation that saw its price more than quadruple in just two years. The distinctive residence in Brighton, MI, has been listed for $499,900, having last changed hands in 2023, when the current owners snapped… Read More »Concrete Dome Home That Had Been Left To Rot Returns to the Market for $500K After Jaw-Dropping Renovation - Masterplanned Florida Development Features 170-Acre Community Farm and Nature Preserve
Southeast Florida may be all about the beaches, but for one new development, it’s all about nature preservation and sustainable farming. Newfield, a new masterplanned community in Palm City, FL, 40 miles north of West Palm Beach, will consist of nine villages spanning 3,411 acres, with 2,000 acres reserved for a nature preserve, and another… Read More »Masterplanned Florida Development Features 170-Acre Community Farm and Nature Preserve - Texas Is Opening the Door to Cheaper Homes. Some Cities Are Barely Cracking It.
When Millard’s Apple Park was platted in Nacogdoches, TX, in 2002, the 69-lot subdivision was designed to accommodate both traditional houses and manufactured homes. But only two years later, the city stopped allowing new manufactured homes by right in its residential districts. Homes already there could remain, but they became legally nonconforming—limiting owners’ ability to… Read More »Texas Is Opening the Door to Cheaper Homes. Some Cities Are Barely Cracking It. - EXCLUSIVE: Chris Evans Sells L.A. Home for Over $1 Million Below Asking Price as He Leaves California for Good
“Captain America” star Chris Evans has taken a $1.01 million hit on his palatial Los Angeles mansion, selling the property for $5.38 million as he bids farewell to California and makes his move to the East Coast. The 45-year-old actor initially listed the dwelling for $6.99 million in May 2025. But after it lingered on… Read More »EXCLUSIVE: Chris Evans Sells L.A. Home for Over $1 Million Below Asking Price as He Leaves California for Good - Trump Administration Pursues Plan to Give Slice of Yosemite to Private DeveloperThe Trump Administration is aiming to cede a quarter-mile strip of Yosemite National Park to a developer, NOTUS reports. The proposed deal would involve a developer who owns land adjacent to the park, according to the outlet, which cites several unnamed sources involved in the deal. The National Park Service would have ultimate authority on… Read More »Trump Administration Pursues Plan to Give Slice of Yosemite to Private Developer
- Hugh Jackman Wants To Pay Your Rent—Even as His Own $29 Million Apartment Lingers on the Market
Hollywood star Hugh Jackman is offering to help a few lucky people to snag a month of free rent—even as his own lavish $29 million New York City apartment remains up for grabs. The 57-year-old “Wolverine” star and Global Citizen ambassador joined Bilt founder Ankur Jain for the company’s latest “Rent Free” game show, which… Read More »Hugh Jackman Wants To Pay Your Rent—Even as His Own $29 Million Apartment Lingers on the Market - Miami Sheriff Says ‘Brazen’ Criminal Ring Scammed HOAs out of $5.8 Million
Miami law enforcement officials have brought charges against an alleged criminal ring that is accused of scamming $5.8 million from condominium and homeowner’s associations throughout Miami-Dade County. After a two-year investigation dubbed “Operation Sundown,” the Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office arrested Juan Awais, 60, and five associates, on charges of racketeering, money laundering, organized fraud, grand theft,… Read More »Miami Sheriff Says ‘Brazen’ Criminal Ring Scammed HOAs out of $5.8 Million - Tiny-Home Developer Faces $5 Million Lawsuit Alleging His ‘Zombie HOAs’ Are Mismanaging Funds
The developer’s model was simple: He sold residents the land. He built roads and advertised a list of community amenities. He also had a variety of tiny-home models owners could choose to build on their lots. Once the home was built, residents could live in it or opt to rent out their property as a… Read More »Tiny-Home Developer Faces $5 Million Lawsuit Alleging His ‘Zombie HOAs’ Are Mismanaging Funds - Guitar Legend Les Paul’s Family Left Devastated After His Historic $990K New Jersey Home Was Demolished by Developers
The former New Jersey home of music legend Les Paul has been demolished just months after it was sold to private developers for $990,000—leaving his family in an uproar amid claims that they were given no warning about its destruction. Les, who died at age 94 in 2009, was an innovative musician who built the… Read More »Guitar Legend Les Paul’s Family Left Devastated After His Historic $990K New Jersey Home Was Demolished by Developers - ‘We Bought a Foreclosure in Florida Discounted by Over $220,000—Then Came the Renovations’
If perusing real estate listings was akin to scrolling in a dating app, Benjamin Bodenschatz, 41, would have swiped left immediately on this 1981-built fixer-upper in Titusville, FL. His wife, Cosette, a broker at Blue Palms Realty where Benjamin also works as a real estate agent, had found the house. The couple had spent years… Read More »‘We Bought a Foreclosure in Florida Discounted by Over $220,000—Then Came the Renovations’ - Dorit and PK Kemsley Are ‘Ordered To Sell’ Their $7 Million Encino Home Amid ‘Financial Crisis’ and Foreclosure Threat
“Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” star Dorit Kemsley and her estranged husband, PK Kemsley, have reportedly been “ordered” to list their longtime Los Angeles mansion after a prolonged legal dispute during which the businessman admitted they were experiencing a “financial crisis.” Dorit, 50, and PK, 58, are in the midst of a contentious divorce that has been… Read More »Dorit and PK Kemsley Are ‘Ordered To Sell’ Their $7 Million Encino Home Amid ‘Financial Crisis’ and Foreclosure Threat - States That Will Pay You to Move There in 2026
Key Takeaways Places across the U.S. are offering incentives to attract new residents, ranging from cash to free recreation equipment. Since the pandemic, relocation programs have become more popular as remote work and an affordability crisis push people to consider new options. Many of the places offering incentives are in the Midwest. Did you know… Read More »States That Will Pay You to Move There in 2026 - Ryan Reynolds Reveals Rare Glimpse of His and Blake Lively’s Pound Ridge Retreat—and Their Life at Home With Their Kids
Ryan Reynolds has shared an glimpse at his and Blake Lively‘s sprawling New York property in a heartwarming tribute for his wife on her birthday. The actor, 49, who tied the knot with Lively, 39, in 2012, took to Instagram to celebrate his wife on her special day, as he branded Aug. 25 their family’s… Read More »Ryan Reynolds Reveals Rare Glimpse of His and Blake Lively’s Pound Ridge Retreat—and Their Life at Home With Their Kids - 13 Million Americans Are Struggling To Keep Their Homes Cool—but the Fix Can Cost Over $2K
For millions of households, having an air conditioner doesn’t necessarily mean staying cool. Over 13 million U.S. households said their homes became uncomfortably hot for at least 24 hours in 2023, according to an analysis released on Wednesday from the Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies. Among households that had air conditioning but still experienced… Read More »13 Million Americans Are Struggling To Keep Their Homes Cool—but the Fix Can Cost Over $2K - EXCLUSIVE: Axed Miami Dolphins Player Tyreek Hill Takes $7.7 Million Florida Home Off the Market—as He Continues Hunt for New NFL Team
Former Miami Dolphins star Tyreek Hill has taken his sprawling Florida mansion off the market—just months after he listed the home for $7.7 million. The free agent, who was released by the Dolphins in March, first put the opulent nine-bedroom, 9.5-bathroom Southwest Ranches manse on the market on March 19, days after he was dropped… Read More »EXCLUSIVE: Axed Miami Dolphins Player Tyreek Hill Takes $7.7 Million Florida Home Off the Market—as He Continues Hunt for New NFL Team - EXCLUSIVE: Diane Keaton’s Former Beverly Hills Estate Finally Finds a Buyer After Price Was Cut by $6.5 Million
The former Beverly Hills home of late actress Diane Keaton has come under offer, nearly a year after it was put on the market for $25 million. The expansive dwelling was first listed in October 2025, less than two weeks after the “Something’s Gotta Give” star died from bacterial pneumonia at the age of 79.… Read More »EXCLUSIVE: Diane Keaton’s Former Beverly Hills Estate Finally Finds a Buyer After Price Was Cut by $6.5 Million - Sidelined Homebuyers Say Mortgage Rates Need To Hit This ‘Magic Number’ Before They’ll Buy
More than half of potential homebuyers are holding off on making an offer in hopes that mortgage rates will drop to 5%, according to a surprising new survey. The survey from Neighbors Bank, a mortgage lender focused on first-time homebuyers, found that 72% of potential homebuyers have either delayed or entirely paused their home search… Read More »Sidelined Homebuyers Say Mortgage Rates Need To Hit This ‘Magic Number’ Before They’ll Buy - What Happened to Lindsay Clancy’s Home? How Duxbury House Was Quietly Sold to Former DA in Off-Market Deal Just a Year After Kids’ Deaths
The jurors serving in Lindsay Clancy‘s highly-publicized trial have started their deliberations after an intense five-week courtroom showdown, during which they heard testimony from dozens of witnesses—and even visited the Massachusetts house where the former nurse is accused of murdering her children. Clancy, 36, who did not testify in the case but has been present… Read More »What Happened to Lindsay Clancy’s Home? How Duxbury House Was Quietly Sold to Former DA in Off-Market Deal Just a Year After Kids’ Deaths - ‘Property Brothers’ Star Drew Scott Transforms 2-Year-Old Daughter’s Bedroom Into a ‘Whimsical, Playful’ Wonderland
“Property Brothers” star Drew Scott has showed off the stunning bedroom overhaul he carried for his 2-year-old daughter, Piper, proudly unveiling his impressive renovation of the space, while opening up about his inspiration for the project. The HGTV icon, 48, took to Instagram to give fans a glimpse at the newly-transformed space, which he noted… Read More »‘Property Brothers’ Star Drew Scott Transforms 2-Year-Old Daughter’s Bedroom Into a ‘Whimsical, Playful’ Wonderland - HGTV Launches Tyler Cameron-Led Dating Show That Will See Singles Snooping Through Homes of Potential Partners In Quest for Love
HGTV is putting a real estate spin on romance with a new dating series that will see singles searching for love—one home at a time. The home network is hoping to tug at viewers’ heartstrings with its all-new series, “Let’s Go Back to Your Place,” which will be hosted by former “Bachelorette” heartthrob Tyler Cameron,… Read More »HGTV Launches Tyler Cameron-Led Dating Show That Will See Singles Snooping Through Homes of Potential Partners In Quest for Love - California Cities Are Evading State Mandates To Build More Housing, Lawsuits Claim
Pro-housing groups have filed a set of lawsuits accusing three California cities of unfairly blocking more housing development near transit. The lawsuits from the nonprofit Californians for Homeownership accuse San Diego, San Francisco, and Montebello of putting up barriers that contravene Senate Bill 79, the state’s law pushing dense residential development near transit. The group,… Read More »California Cities Are Evading State Mandates To Build More Housing, Lawsuits Claim - Will Blackouts Be America’s Next Housing Emergency?
Nearly two weeks after severe storms ripped through Northwest Indiana, thousands of homes and businesses were still waiting for the lights to come back on. The delay prompted Gov. Mike Braun to call for a state investigation into the utility provider’s storm preparation. “NIPSCO is a monopoly utility that Hoosiers pay every month with the… Read More »Will Blackouts Be America’s Next Housing Emergency? - Homebuilders See Material Costs Jump 6.7% in a Year, Squeezing Profit Margins
The cost of key materials used for building homes has increased by 6.7% over the previous year, according to a new survey. Homebuilders who responded to the National Association of Home Builders/Wells Fargo Housing Market Index (HMI) survey for July 2026 reported steep increases in material costs, with smaller builders absorbing the biggest hit. In… Read More »Homebuilders See Material Costs Jump 6.7% in a Year, Squeezing Profit Margins - Alec and Hilaria Baldwin List Their $19 Million Hamptons Mansion for a 5th Time—as New Agent Touts Its Historic Connections to Marilyn Monroe
Alec and Hilaria Baldwin’s expansive Hamptons estate is back on the market for a fifth time, complete with fresh new photos—and surprising new insight about the property’s somewhat tenuous connection to movie star, Marilyn Monroe. The five-bedroom, 6.5-bathroom property, which was taken off the market on July 8 following multiple price decreases, has now returned… Read More »Alec and Hilaria Baldwin List Their $19 Million Hamptons Mansion for a 5th Time—as New Agent Touts Its Historic Connections to Marilyn Monroe - Dolly Parton Was a Country Music Legend—but She Quietly Worked as a Champion for Housing, Too
As the world celebrates the legacy of legendary music star Dolly Parton—who died “peacefully” at 80 on Aug. 25 in her hometown of Nashville, TN, following a battle with cancer—the impact of her lifelong efforts to provide safe housing to those in need will be felt for years to come. A proud Tennessee native, Parton… Read More »Dolly Parton Was a Country Music Legend—but She Quietly Worked as a Champion for Housing, Too - Busy Philipps Reveals Brain Tumor Diagnosis—and Details Roller-Coaster Recovery at Her $6.5 Million New York Home
Actress Busy Philipps has revealed she was diagnosed with a rare malignant brain tumor that required her to undergo a major surgery—just weeks before she was due to start filming a new TV series in her hometown of New York City. Philipps, 47, laid bare her brutal health struggles in a candid interview with People… Read More »Busy Philipps Reveals Brain Tumor Diagnosis—and Details Roller-Coaster Recovery at Her $6.5 Million New York Home - Virtual Tour vs. In-Person Showing: What Homebuyers Should Know
House hunting has always been a two-part process; narrowing the field and then getting your eyes on the homes that survive the cut. What’s changed is how powerful that first part has become. A well-built virtual tour can now do in twenty minutes what used to require a full weekend of driving around. However, a… Read More »Virtual Tour vs. In-Person Showing: What Homebuyers Should Know - First-Time Home Buying Checklist: 12 Steps to Buying Your First Home
Key takeaways: Set a realistic budget that accounts for upfront and ongoing costs. Get pre-approved and find an agent before starting your home search. Protect yourself with inspections, contingencies, and a careful review before closing. Buying your first home comes with a lot of steps, from figuring out what you can afford and getting pre-approved… Read More »First-Time Home Buying Checklist: 12 Steps to Buying Your First Home - ‘Summer House’ Star Danielle Olivera ‘Finally’ Brings Baby Son Aidan Home After He Spent 63 Days in the NICU: ‘Time to Move In’
“Summer House” alum Danielle Olivera officially has a new roommate: her first-born son, Aidan Santos Heavey, who has finally been welcomed into the family home after spending more than two months in the neonatal intensive care unit. The 37-year-old reality star and her partner, Eoin Heavey, welcomed their baby boy on June 21 at just… Read More »‘Summer House’ Star Danielle Olivera ‘Finally’ Brings Baby Son Aidan Home After He Spent 63 Days in the NICU: ‘Time to Move In’ - 1 in 3 Homebuyers Say They Will Drop Their Mortgage Lender Over This Issue
The major credit-scoring agencies say they’re getting with the times, and are urging mortgage lenders to come with them. A study commissioned by Experian earlier this summer showed 1 in 3 prospective homebuyers would walk away from a lender who relied only on older credit-reporting models that don’t factor in a history of on-time rent… Read More »1 in 3 Homebuyers Say They Will Drop Their Mortgage Lender Over This Issue - Joanna Gaines Reveals Peek Inside Her ‘Favorite Day of the Year’ With Her 5 Kids at Family’s Waco Farmhouse
Home guru Joanna Gaines has given fans a glimpse inside life on her sprawling Texas farm as she celebrated her “favorite day of the year” alongside her five children. The 48-year-old “Fixer Upper” icon took to Instagram to document the family’s annual Honey Harvest Day at their Waco, TX, property, sharing a behind-the-scenes look at… Read More »Joanna Gaines Reveals Peek Inside Her ‘Favorite Day of the Year’ With Her 5 Kids at Family’s Waco Farmhouse - EXCLUSIVE: $18 Million Hotel-Inspired Miami ‘Sky Villa’ Aims To Woo Wealthy Buyers Away From Megamansions With Jaw-Dropping Amenities
An extraordinary “trophy” apartment perched atop one of Miami’s most luxurious buildings has hit the market for $17.99 million—offering one very deep-pocketed buyer the chance to enjoy the kind of lavish amenities found only in the world’s priciest megamansions, but without the demanding upkeep that is usually associated with owning a waterfront home. Offering soaring… Read More »EXCLUSIVE: $18 Million Hotel-Inspired Miami ‘Sky Villa’ Aims To Woo Wealthy Buyers Away From Megamansions With Jaw-Dropping Amenities - Private Island Mansion With Its Own Helipad and 5 Acres of Seabed Hits the Market in Florida Keys for $16 Million
An idyllic private island retreat in the Florida Keys that is accessible only by water or air has returned to the market for $16 million, offering up a rare opportunity to enjoy the best of both worlds: “extraordinary privacy” and metropolitan proximity. The beautiful isle sits just a quarter-mile off the coast of Marathon, FL,… Read More »Private Island Mansion With Its Own Helipad and 5 Acres of Seabed Hits the Market in Florida Keys for $16 Million - Nevada Wildfire Leaves Path of Destruction With Dozens of Homes Destroyed
The ongoing Hawk Fire has destroyed at least 32 homes since the blaze began on the outskirts of Reno, NV, on Saturday, leaving dozens of residents wondering what comes next. Ricardo Arrate is one of them. Arrate, 68, had lived on Peavine Mountain in northwest Reno for more than 20 years. When the fire came,… Read More »Nevada Wildfire Leaves Path of Destruction With Dozens of Homes Destroyed - EXCLUSIVE: AnnaLynne McCord Bought $1.7 Million L.A. Home Months Before Danny Cipriani Wedding—Which They Asked Fans To Fund
“90210” alum AnnaLynne McCord purchased a picturesque $1.66 million Los Angeles home just five months before she wed former rugby player Danny Cipriani in a “bohemian” wedding held in the backyard of the property. McCord, 39, and Cipriani, 38, who have been in an on-again, off-again romance since 2016, said “I do” in front of… Read More »EXCLUSIVE: AnnaLynne McCord Bought $1.7 Million L.A. Home Months Before Danny Cipriani Wedding—Which They Asked Fans To Fund - Heat Dome Drives Record Temperatures and Higher Electric Bills
A sprawling heat dome is driving record-high temperatures across the country—and with it, soaring power costs. In Phoenix—home to 1.7 million people and the country’s fifth-largest city—temperatures are expected to reach 113 degrees. By the end of the week, they will top 116 degrees, approaching record highs. The Valley of the Sun isn’t alone, either.… Read More »Heat Dome Drives Record Temperatures and Higher Electric Bills - Build-to-Rent Homes: What Are They, and Why Are They So Popular?
Key Takeaways Build-to-rent (BTR) is a type of housing generally built in large-scale communities that resemble for-sale neighborhoods. BTR homes offer some of the benefits of homeownership without the maintenance—but there are drawbacks. Single-family rentals have grown in popularity recently for their space, relative affordability, and flexibility. Build-to-rent homes have faced criticism for their role… Read More »Build-to-Rent Homes: What Are They, and Why Are They So Popular? - HGTV Takes Iconic Child Stars Like Melissa Joan Hart and Jodie Sweetin Back to the ’90s for Retro Home Makeover Show
White refrigerators, wall-to-wall carpeting, ivy stenciling; the 1990s design trends modern homeowners have gone to great lengths to cover up are about to enter the spotlight once again, thanks to HGTV’s new competition series, “Totally ‘90s House.” Hosted by Jaleel White—the actor anyone with a birth year starting with “19” will know as Steve Urkel… Read More »HGTV Takes Iconic Child Stars Like Melissa Joan Hart and Jodie Sweetin Back to the ’90s for Retro Home Makeover Show - Patriots Star Rob Gronkowski and Camille Kostek Unveil Party-Ready Makeover of Backyard at Their New England Mansion
Former NFL star Rob Gronkowski and his longtime partner, Camille Kostek, are making some major updates to their longtime New England home—including a dramatic transformation of their picturesque backyard that has turned the space into the perfect spot for hosting friends and family. The couple, who have been dating since 2013, when he was playing… Read More »Patriots Star Rob Gronkowski and Camille Kostek Unveil Party-Ready Makeover of Backyard at Their New England Mansion - Mapped: Where Homeowners Are Seriously Underwater on Their Mortgages
The share of seriously underwater homes is up half a percentage point from last year, and in states such as Minnesota, South Dakota, Iowa, Michigan, and the District of Columbia, it’s risen dramatically. That’s according to the latest report from real estate analytics firm ATTOM, which found that 3.2% of mortgages were considered underwater in the second… Read More »Mapped: Where Homeowners Are Seriously Underwater on Their Mortgages - The ‘Secrets’ of Bihl Manor: Inside Dark History of ‘Tormented’ Ohio Home at Center of Anna Camp’s HGTV Show ‘A Very Haunted Renovation’
A “tormented” Ohio home that is said to have been the site of many incidents of eerie and allegedly paranormal activity will have its many “secrets” uncovered as part of a new HGTV show hosted by “Pitch Perfect” star Anna Camp. The aptly titled series, “A Very Haunted Renovation,” will follow a group of brave… Read More »The ‘Secrets’ of Bihl Manor: Inside Dark History of ‘Tormented’ Ohio Home at Center of Anna Camp’s HGTV Show ‘A Very Haunted Renovation’ - EXCLUSIVE: Former NFL QB Chris Simms Cuts the Price of His Greenwich Estate Again—Dropping His Ask by Nearly $2 Million
Former Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Chris Simms has lowered the price of his Connecticut estate for a third time—dropping his original $8 million asking price by an additional $700,000. The 45-year-old—who retired from the NFL in 2010 following a spleen injury—and his wife, Daniella, initially put their longtime Greenwich abode on the market on Feb. 6. Within a matter of months, they had dropped… Read More »EXCLUSIVE: Former NFL QB Chris Simms Cuts the Price of His Greenwich Estate Again—Dropping His Ask by Nearly $2 Million - Is It Worth Buying a Co-Op Apartment in New York City?
Co-ops offer New York house hunters one of the rarest commodities in the city that never sleeps: a discount. Across all five boroughs, co-ops were the least expensive property type in 2025, according to a Realtor.com® analysis of listing data dating back to 2019. In Manhattan, the markdown crossed the $1 million threshold, with a… Read More »Is It Worth Buying a Co-Op Apartment in New York City? - Retired MLB Star Cole Hamels’ Former Missouri Estate Goes Up for Auction With a Major Price Cut After Foreclosure
An enormous—yet unfinished—Missouri estate that was custom-built for former MLB player Cole Hamels is set to go up for auction after it was seized by the bank when the latest owners foreclosed on the opulent dwelling. The staggering property, which features 19 bathrooms, more than 21 bathrooms, and a 10-car garage, sits on 104 acres… Read More »Retired MLB Star Cole Hamels’ Former Missouri Estate Goes Up for Auction With a Major Price Cut After Foreclosure - Massive Nevada Wildfire Destroys Homes, Forces 90,000 Evacuations Near Reno
A massive, rapidly growing wildfire has forced the evacuation of 90,000 people in and around Reno, NV. The Hawk Fire, which is concentrated just south of the Reno Stead Airport and northwest of Reno, was first reported on Saturday. Truckee Meadows Fire Protection District Battalion Chief Shane Akerson said the fire is believed to be… Read More »Massive Nevada Wildfire Destroys Homes, Forces 90,000 Evacuations Near Reno - What Is It Like to Sell Your House to an iBuyer?
Typically, selling a house means preparing it for the market, scheduling showings, negotiating with buyers, and waiting for the deal to close. While the traditional method of selling a home works for many, selling to an iBuyer is an alternative route that may work well for your situation. For homeowners who value convenience, speed, or… Read More »What Is It Like to Sell Your House to an iBuyer? - Should I Sell My Home to an iBuyer? Pros, Cons, and What to Consider
Depending on your situation, deciding to sell your home with an iBuyer vs using a more traditional route could be an appealing alternative. Fewer showings, a faster sale, and the option to sell as-is can be helpful to sellers with homes they want to sell quickly, although you might not get as much as you… Read More »Should I Sell My Home to an iBuyer? Pros, Cons, and What to Consider - The Home Appraisal Process: A Checklist for Homebuyers and Sellers
Buying or selling a home involves plenty of moving parts, and the home appraisal process is one step that can raise questions for both buyers and sellers. What does an appraiser look at? How long does an appraisal take? And what happens after the appraiser finishes the inspection? Whether you’re buying or selling in Dumfries,… Read More »The Home Appraisal Process: A Checklist for Homebuyers and Sellers - Dazzling $9.6 Million Florida Estate With Its Own Baseball Field Comes Complete With a Home Run of a Backstory
Eight miles from Florida’s Capitol, past a gated entrance, a magnolia-lined driveway delivers you to a 6,000-square-foot cypress home that took shape from a hand-drawn sketch made after a family ski trip. The 100-acre property, known as Old St. Augustine Hills, is now on the market for the first time in more than 20 years,… Read More »Dazzling $9.6 Million Florida Estate With Its Own Baseball Field Comes Complete With a Home Run of a Backstory - HGTV-Approved Asheville Condo Smashes Local Record After Selling for $3.15 Million
A lavish downtown Asheville apartment with ties to HGTV has made history after selling for $3.15 million, setting a new record for the priciest condo sale in the North Carolina city. The two-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom residence, located at 75 Broadway St., had initially been listed for $3.75 million in February 2025—however it underwent a hefty $255,000… Read More »HGTV-Approved Asheville Condo Smashes Local Record After Selling for $3.15 Million - How ‘Hurricane Resistant’ Babcock Ranch Is Pioneering the Future of Climate-Resilient Living
A masterplanned community in Punta Gorda, Florida is already famous for being America’s first solar powered town and surviving a direct hit from Hurricane Ian unscathed. Now it plans to be an innovation hub for climate change solutions. Developed as a sustainable and “hurricane resistant” town by former professional football player Syd Kitson and Kitson & Partners… Read More »How ‘Hurricane Resistant’ Babcock Ranch Is Pioneering the Future of Climate-Resilient Living - Architect’s ‘Upside-Down Wedding Cake’ Home That Was Constructed on ‘Unbuildable’ Land Hits the Market for Very First Time
A strikingly modern Michigan property that was designed by late award-winning architect Ken Neumann, FAIA, as his personal residence has been listed for $3.25 million—marking its first time on the market since its 1987 construction. The five-bedroom, 5.5-bathroom masterpiece is located in Franklin, MI, where its sleek design clearly sets it apart from the carefully… Read More »Architect’s ‘Upside-Down Wedding Cake’ Home That Was Constructed on ‘Unbuildable’ Land Hits the Market for Very First Time - Spheres of Influence: How Geodesic Dome Homes Evolved From Post-War Housing Fix to Disney World Icon
At face value, a dome home may seem like an unconventional choice for a residence. But with unparalleled structural integrity and a sustainable edge, these properties are an excellent choice for dwellings of all kinds, whether the goal is to live off-grid or to simply flood a spacious home with natural light. While there are… Read More »Spheres of Influence: How Geodesic Dome Homes Evolved From Post-War Housing Fix to Disney World Icon - Earth-Sheltered Ohio Home That Is Built Almost Entirely Underground Comes With a Roof You Have to Mow
The future owner of a newly-listed Ohio residence will never need to worry about shopping for roof shingles—but they should take care to ensure that their lawnmower is in good condition. Because the earth-sheltered property, which is located in Huron, OH, is built almost entirely under the ground, complete with a dirt- and grass-covered roof… Read More »Earth-Sheltered Ohio Home That Is Built Almost Entirely Underground Comes With a Roof You Have to Mow - Beachfront Concrete ‘Ball’ House in Florida Looks Like It’s Been Pulled From a ‘Star Wars’ Movie
Beachfront dwellings are a dime a dozen in Florida—but there is a Pensacola property currently on the market that really stands out from the crowd, so much so that you’d sooner think it was part of a movie set than an ocean-adjacent abode. The ball-shaped concrete dome home, which is now on the market for… Read More »Beachfront Concrete ‘Ball’ House in Florida Looks Like It’s Been Pulled From a ‘Star Wars’ Movie - Fisher Price Co-Founder’s Lakefront Summer Cottage Where He Would Test New Toys Is Listed for Under $400K
A four-bedroom cottage that was originally designed and built by Irving Price, co-creator of the Fisher Price Toy Company, has hit the market on the shores of Lake Erie for the bargain price of $399,000. Built in 1926 to serve as the Price family’s summer cottage, the waterfront property in Fredonia, NY, is where the… Read More »Fisher Price Co-Founder’s Lakefront Summer Cottage Where He Would Test New Toys Is Listed for Under $400K