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The most expensive home in America just sold for $238M

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Billionaire Ken Griffin just cemented the most expensive real estate purchase in the U.S. — a luxurious New York penthouse for $238 million. Continue reading →

2019’s top diets made to fit your real estate schedule

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With each new year, many real estate agents add health and weight goals to their list of resolutions — but by Valentine’s Day, those goals are usually abandoned. What’s a hungry agent to do? Here are four effective diets you can follow while keeping a … Continue reading →

Agent killed while trying to evict tenants from building he managed

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Police arrested three people in connection with the death of a real estate agent who was shot and killed while trying to evict tenants from an apartment. Continue reading →

The real estate industry gets in on the 10-year challenge

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As part of the ‘10-Year Challenge,’ celebs and regular people alike are posting contrasting posts of themselves in 2009 and 2019 all over social media. Continue reading →

The platform wars: Why real estate is becoming like TV

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A little late to the party, big real estate companies like Keller Williams are building platforms to stay relevant in the disruption age. Continue reading →

Buy Frank Sinatra’s famous Byrdview estate for $12.5 million

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The house where legendary singer Frank Sinatra used to entertain some of Hollywood’s biggest names is back on the market for $12.5 million. Continue reading →

Would you live in a San Francisco subway car apartment?

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As the Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) prepares to update its aging cars next year, ideas for their upcycling have been bountiful. The new trains are due to arrive beginning in summer 2020, which will see approximately 669 trains gradually replaced, acco… Continue reading →

Offerpad launches in Houston, eyes further expansion

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That marks the Arizona-headquartered Offerpad’s second operational market in Texas and 10th across the U.S. At the moment, Offerpad also operates in Phoenix, Atlanta, Tampa, Las Vegas, Salt Lake City, Charlotte, Tucson, Orlando and Los Angeles. Continue reading →

Microsoft is putting up $500M to help affordability crisis in Seattle

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Microsoft announced Wednesday a plan to invest $500 million in affordable housing solutions for Seattle and the Puget Sound area in Washington, to alleviate the stress tech job growth is putting on the housing market. Continue reading →