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US Renters Could See Relief As Median Asking Rent Falls To $1,500 Following Construction Boom
This $300 Million Megamansion Could Be the Most Expensive Home in the US
Ellen DeGeneres Sold Flipped Blufftop California Megamansion for $96 Million
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Fed Slashes Interest Rates, But Mortgage Rates Surge Up To 6.72% - Here's Why It's Happening
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New Real Estate Platform Allows US Homebuyers To Check The Political Affiliations Of Their Neighbors For Free
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NYC Bill Relieving Renters Of Broker Fees Passes Without Mayor's Signature. Real Estate Groups Are Suing To Stop It
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Suspect In UnitedHealthcare CEO Killing Hails From Real Estate Family, Grew Up In This $800K Home
The study focused on multifamily properties of 50 or more units in cities with a population of more than 225,000. 
US Mortgage Rates See Sharp Decline, Lowest Level Recorded in Over a Year
Mortgage rates on a 30-year loan dropped to 6.47% this week, falling from a peak of 7.22% in May this year. 
A Starter Home in the US Now Costs $1 Million in Over 200 Cities: Report
Starter homes are defined as properties in the lowest third of home values in a given region or area. 
Tech Billionaire Scott McNealy Sells His Luxury Bay Area Mansion at Nearly $62M Loss
The mansion sold for only $35 million, nearly 65% below its original asking price of $100 million. Tech billionaire Scott McNealy, co-founder of Sun Microsystems, has sold his luxury Bay Area mansion for nearly $62 million below its original asking price. 
Magician David Copperfield Sued for Trashing Manhattan Penthouse, Compromising Building’s Structural Integrity
Photos of Copperfield's unit showed peeling paint, crumbling ceilings, and a rusty bathtub. A New York City condominium board has filed a lawsuit against famous magician David Copperfield after he left his $7 million Manhattan penthouse in shambles, threatening the building's structural integrity. 
Younger Buyers Are Sacrificing Safety, Access to Healthcare To Afford a Home: Survey
Gen Zers are most likely to trade safety in order to afford a home, the survey found. Nearly one in five younger house hunters said they are willing to put their safety at risk to afford a home, in addition to other sacrifices such as access to healthcare services. 
Airbnb To Expand Beyond Short-Term Rentals, Will Soon Offer ‘Experiences’ and Co-Hosting Services
Airbnb's new plans are part of an effort to sway more travelers from choosing to stay in hotels. 
More Than Half of Americans Believe Homeownership Will Remain Unattainable Despite Fed Rate Cuts: Report
A recent analysis also found that a September rate cut from the Federal Reserve would unlikely relieve the US housing affordability crisis. 
Here’s Everything That Will Change for People Buying and Selling Real Estate Properties
Provisions in a settlement agreement between the NAR and home sellers are set to take effect beginning Aug. 17. 
Jerald Hill: A Missouri Native's Rise in the Construction and Development Sector
Jerald Lee Hill's illustrious career in the construction industry offers a compelling view of resilience, innovation, and leadership. From his early days as an engineer to his rise as a leader in the construction field, Jerald has not only shaped skylines but also impacted community and environmental standards. Significant achievements, strategic management during economic downturns, and a visionary outlook toward sustainable building practices mark his journey. Through his work, Jerald Lee Hill has fostered a culture of innovation and mentorship, setting a high bar in the construction industry.
