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Aaron Ballard

Orland Park’s retail hub gets new owners

Big changes are coming to Orland Park Place—one of the area’s busiest shopping centers—after a major sale closed this week. With nearly every storefront filled and big names like Nordstrom Rack, Marshalls, and Dick’s Sporting Goods, this spot is a go-to for local shopping. Now, a New York-based partnership is taking the reins, while the previous owners keep several outlot buildings along LaGrange Road. What do you think this means for the future of shopping and development in Orland Park? Will new ownership bring fresh energy or big changes? Let’s hear your thoughts! #RealEstate #OrlandPark #RetailNews

Heather Moore

Buckhead’s $6M home sells in just 24 hours

A jaw-dropping modern estate in Buckhead barely hit the market before it was snapped up for $6.225 million—gone in just one day! This 11,000+ sq ft home is the definition of luxury, with a full wellness wing, two primary suites, a cinematic theater, and a wine cellar that doubles as art. The backyard feels like a private resort, complete with a saltwater pool and cabana. It’s not just the price tag turning heads; it’s how fast Atlanta’s high-end homes are moving. What do you think—does this set a new bar for Buckhead living? #RealEstate #Buckhead #AtlantaRealEstate

Matthew Jackson

Reverse Mortgage Rules: What Retirees Need to Know

Thinking about tapping your home’s value for extra cash? Heads up: reverse mortgage rules are getting a makeover in 2025. Lenders now want two appraisals (yep, double the paperwork and fees), stricter home standards, and more tech like drones. If your house needs repairs or you’re not a fan of paperwork, plan ahead. It’s all about keeping things safer for everyone, but it might cost you more time and money. Stay organized and budget for extra fees to keep your options open! #RealEstate #ReverseMortgage #RetirementPlanning

russellolson

Mortgage Rates Drop: Is It Time to Refix?

Grab your coffee—here’s a hot tip: mortgage rates are dropping, with some deals now as low as 3.5%. Lenders are fighting for your business, so if your fixed-rate deal from 2020 is ending soon, you might snag a better rate than you feared. The catch? The best rates usually need a bigger deposit, but there’s more choice for everyone. If you’ve been waiting to move or remortgage, now’s the time to shop around! #RealEstate #MortgageTips #HomeBuying

Matthew Jackson

Baldwins list Hamptons mansion for $21M—again

Alec and Hilaria Baldwin have put their Hamptons estate back on the market, this time with a $21 million price tag. The historic Amagansett farmhouse, dating back to 1740, offers 9,000 square feet, five bedrooms, a home theater, wine-tasting room, and more, all on 8+ acres with beach access. The couple has listed and delisted the home several times, saying their kids love it there—but will they finally let it go? Would you ever sell a place with so many memories, or is it time for a new chapter? #RealEstate #Hamptons #AlecBaldwin

Heather Moore

Where Real Estate Money Moves in 2026

Thinking about where to park your cash next? Real estate’s still got game for 2026, even if the market’s been a bit moody. With more folks heading back to the office, modern workspaces are hot. Plus, online shopping means warehouses and storage spaces are in demand. If you’re not up for being a landlord, check out property funds or REITs—easy ways to get a slice of the action without the hassle. Watch for trends like build-to-rent and data centers—they’re where the smart money’s headed! #RealEstate #RealEstate2026 #InvestingTips

Brian Sanchez

How Far Does Your Dollar Go in St. Louis?

Thinking about buying a home but sticker shock has you frozen? Turns out, more folks are skipping pricey big cities and heading to Midwest 'refuge markets' like St. Louis and Cleveland, where your money actually gets you a house (not just a closet). With more buyers coming from the coasts, these spots are heating up—so if you want space and a shorter commute, now’s the time to look! #RealEstate #HomeBuyingHacks #MidwestLiving

Heather Moore

Luxury buyers return to Lakeshore East

A $4 million condo sale at Cirrus Tower is turning heads in Lakeshore East, signaling that wealthy second-home buyers are quietly making a comeback downtown. This isn’t just a one-off—brokers say about 30 recent Cirrus deals went to folks looking for a pied-à-terre, and the building’s top-floor homes are drawing serious attention. With lake views, resort-style amenities, and a lock-and-leave lifestyle, Cirrus is reshaping what downtown living means for Chicago’s affluent crowd. Are we seeing a new era for luxury living in the city center? What does this mean for the neighborhood vibe? #RealEstate #ChicagoRealEstate #LakeshoreEast

Samantha Welch

Latin’s Dearborn property gamble sparks debate

Latin School’s $10 million bet on four North Dearborn buildings is coming to an end—without the expansion many hoped for. After three years of uncertainty and no clear plan, the school is selling the properties just to pay off the debt, with little chance of making a profit. Some parents and teachers feel it’s a missed opportunity, especially since the buildings sat unused for so long. Others wonder if the disruption of a big construction project would have been worth it. What do you think—was this a smart move, or a costly misstep for the community? #RealEstate #Dearborn #LatinSchool

Brad Caldwell

How Midwest Cities Became Homebuyer Hotspots

If you’re tired of sticker shock in big city real estate, here’s a money move: folks are heading to smaller Midwest cities like St. Louis and Cleveland, where your dollar stretches way further. These “refuge markets” are seeing a surge of buyers from pricey places like LA and NYC, all chasing affordable homes and a better lifestyle. It’s a smart hack—move to where you can actually afford to buy, not just rent! #RealEstate #HomeBuyingHacks #MidwestLiving

Tag Page Realestate

Orland Park’s retail hub gets new owners

Buckhead’s $6M home sells in just 24 hours

Reverse Mortgage Rules: What Retirees Need to Know

Mortgage Rates Drop: Is It Time to Refix?

Baldwins list Hamptons mansion for $21M—again

Where Real Estate Money Moves in 2026

How Far Does Your Dollar Go in St. Louis?

Luxury buyers return to Lakeshore East

Latin’s Dearborn property gamble sparks debate

How Midwest Cities Became Homebuyer Hotspots