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The Weeknd Pays $70 Million for Extravagant Bel Air Mansion
Source: Hollywood Reporter --- Though it was never officially on the market, a lavish Los Angeles estate has sold for a whopping $70 million — one of the priciest California home sales of 2021 — to Abel Tesfaye, the Canadian music superstar better known as The...
Pre-Civil War Union Bridge farmstead closes at $2.2 million
Source: Frederick News-Post --- Listed at $1.249 million, the historic pre-Civil War farmstead at 11606 Handboard Road, Union Bridge, closed at $2.2 million. Shaded by mature trees, the five-bedroom, four bath brick main house dates back to 1821 with a “new” wing...
Dolly Parton Acquires Mixed-Use Property in Downtown Nashville
“Since the pandemic, commercial real estate is becoming an opportunity,” Parton said in a statement. Continue Reading Dolly Parton Acquires Mixed-Use Property in Downtown Nashville
The Bainbridge Companies Opens First Developed Community in Texas
“Bainbridge Creekside marks our first official build in Texas,” said Mario Gonzalez, vice president of development. Continue Reading The Bainbridge Companies Opens First Developed Community in Texas
Minto Apartment REIT Closes Sale on Two Remaining Edmonton Properties
“The sale of these properties is consistent with our capital recycling strategy.” said Jonathan Li, president and CEO of Minto Apartment REIT. Continue Reading Minto Apartment REIT Closes Sale on Two Remaining Edmonton Properties
Monique Davis Appointed CEO of WORKS, a Nonprofit Affordable Housing Group
Davis succeeds Channa Grace, who led WORKS for nearly 25 years. Continue Reading Monique Davis Appointed CEO of WORKS, a Nonprofit Affordable Housing Group
Darlene Goins Named President of the Wells Fargo Foundation
Goins will be responsible for the company’s philanthropic strategy in housing access and affordability, financial health, small business growth and sustainability. Continue Reading Darlene Goins Named President of the Wells Fargo Foundation
Hits and Misses for the Real Estate Week of Dec. 4-8
This week’s round-up includes a governor who wants to build a lot of starter homes, an unlikely choice for Person of the Year and Jamie Dimon’s cantankerous slam of cryptocurrency. Continue Reading Hits and Misses for the Real Estate Week of Dec. 4-8
Tech Trends: Using Technology to Take Advantage of Falling Mortgage Rates
“Brokers deserve access to the same quality tools as their enterprise lender colleagues,” said Floify President and General Manager Sofia Rossato. Continue Reading Tech Trends: Using Technology to Take Advantage of Falling Mortgage Rates
MG Properties Acquires Denver Apartment Community for $76 Million
“This investment reflects our confidence in Denver’s economic growth potential,” said Jeff Gleiberman, president of MG Properties. Continue Reading MG Properties Acquires Denver Apartment Community for $76 Million
AARP Foundation Joins Class Action Lawsuit Against Reverse Mortgage Companies
The lawsuit claims the companies allegedly added unlawful fees for appraisals, inspections, property preservation, and attorneys’ fees or costs. Continue Reading AARP Foundation Joins Class Action Lawsuit Against Reverse Mortgage Companies
Study: Americans Spent an Average of $13K on Home Repairs and Renovations This Year
For the first year since 2020, Covid was not among the most common reasons for projects not being completed. Continue Reading Study: Americans Spent an Average of $13K on Home Repairs and Renovations This Year
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