Oklahoma Accuses State Farm of ‘Corporate Scheme’ To Deny Claims for Tornado Damage
Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond has accused insurance giant State Farm of conducting a coordinated "corporate scheme" to deny homeowner claims for wind and hail damage. In a statement to Realtor.com®, State Farm denied the allegation and said it believes Drummond's claims are "politically
The Rules That Once Helped Americans Buy Homes Now Risk Leaving Them in the Red
There’s no shortage of rules in real estate. But baked into these maxims are economic assumptions that no longer hold up in today’s market. “The core problem is the interaction of three things happening simultaneously,” explains Hannah Jones, senior economist at Realtor.com®, pointing to high mortga
Las Vegas Is Betting on High Rollers To Fuel a Luxury Real Estate Renaissance
For decades, Las Vegas was synonymous with penny slots, cheap buffets, and quickie weddings, but now the city is placing a high-stakes bet on luring the ultra-wealthy with premium amenities, exclusive experiences, and luxury real estate. A report from Realtor.com® released Friday highlights Sin City
Abandoned 1822 Federal-Style Estate That Was Relocated and Then Carefully Rebuilt Hits the Market for $1.6 Million
An awe-inspiring piece of real estate history has been brought to the market in Virginia—six years after the 200-year-old structure was painstakingly dismantled, relocated, then meticulously rebuilt on its new parcel. The Federal-style estate, which was built in 1822 on a 1,000-acre tobacco plantati
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