From Bidding Wars to Bargains—How Austin’s Housing Market Became a Buyer’s Market
Austin, TX, once the poster child of America’s pandemic housing boom, has flipped into a buyer’s market. After years of surging demand and record-setting prices fueled by remote workers and tech transplants, the tide has turned. Listings are piling up, prices have retreated from their peak, and affo
Founders of Celebrity-Loved Cowboy Hat Brand Kemo Sabe List ‘One of a Kind’ 35-Acre Colorado Ranch for $9.3 Million
The founders of luxury Western wear brand Kemo Sabe are throwing their cowboy hats—and their "one of a kind" ranch—into the housing market ring, after listing the extraordinary 35-acre Colorado property for $9.3 million. It marks a significant milestone for Tom and Nancy Yoder, who have owned the Ba
Do Tiny Horses and Other Gimmicks Really Sell Houses Faster?
A listing in California's Ventura County just went viral—not for a slashed price or staging with Restoration Hardware, but for enlisting the help of Lemon, a therapy miniature horse. “I’ve always had creative ideas, but for a long time I didn’t apply them in real estate,” says Lucy Oliveira, the lis
Mark Wahlberg’s Former Mansion ‘Playground’—Complete With His Custom Two-Story Gym and Boxing Ring—Undergoes $7 Million Price Cut
Hollywood legend Mark Wahlberg's former "playground" in Beverly Hills has hit the market again at a significant discount—12 years after the actor sold the extensively remodeled mansion. The property, which is in the celebrity-loved Oak Pass community, was originally put on the market in November 202
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