Vince Neil, lead vocalist and rhythm guitarist of heavy metal band Mötley Crüe, is reducing his Las Vegas footprint.
The iconic rocker has listed his Sin City home for $2,699,000.
Located in the upscale, guard-gated Spanish Hills community, the Mediterranean Revival-style house is situated northwest of the Las Vegas Strip. The sumptuous pad was once featured on MTV’s “Celebrity Cribs”.
Neil appears to have purchased the 5,497-square-foot abode new in 2002.
Shares in Hubzu operator touched a new 52-week low Friday after the company released details of its plan to pay off a portion of its nearly $200 million in debt.
Christina Hall‘s new show, “Christina in the Country,” adheres to the same “happy ending” formula as most HGTV shows: Designer meets ugly duckling house and makes it beautiful, homeowners are thrilled.
But the latest episode takes a much darker turn that threatens to extinguish Hall’s bubbly effervescence and proves that not all home makeovers end on a positive note.
In “For the Love of Family,” Hall’s friend Cassie comes to visit Hall in Franklin, TN, where Hall now has a country house. Cassie’s sister-in-law Jessica has been diagnosed with Lou Gehrig’s disease, and they need Hall’s help to make the home she shares with her husband, Damon, and their two young children more accessible now that she uses a wheelchair.
Hall admits she is clueless when it comes to this sort of design.
The largest multiple listing services in one of the nation’s most sought-after home markets is now helping its members market themselves through video.
Barndominiums, the barn-style home trend, seem to be as popular as ever.
Fans of “Fixer to Fabulous” might have noticed that its stars, Dave and Jenny Marrs, became the latest reality TV renovators to turn a 100-year-old barn into a phenomenal and fun barndominium.
We thought we’d tap into your inner country by finding some excellent examples of barndominiums, which feature such details as sliding doors and reclaimed wood.
These gems also come with an affordable price tag—each is listed at $500,000 or less.
Nicole Aissa will oversee agent growth and development at Red Oak. She previously worked as an operating principal at Keller Williams.
“House Party” is the official Realtor.com® podcast about the overlapping worlds of home and pop culture, hosted by Rachel Stults and Natalie Way. Click the player above to hear our take on this week’s hot topics.
As any loyal listener of “House Party” knows, when a new HGTV show premieres, we can’t help but check it out. So when we caught wind of “Down Home Fab,” the new home renovation series starring former “Teen Mom 2” star Chelsea DeBoer and her husband, Cole, we had to jump in. Join us as we recap Episode 1 and give our honest thoughts on the DeBoers’ controversial “South Dakota glam” style.
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Today’s housing market has everyone wondering: Is it still a seller’s market, or has the power dynamic finally shifted in favor of buyers?
Try neither.
Uncertainty about the future of inflation, the economy, mortgage rates, and more have seized up the market—and wrenched power away from buyers and sellers alike.
“Today, real estate is ‘nobody’s market,'” notes Realtor.com® Chief Economist Danielle Hale in her analysis of housing data for the week ending Feb. 4. “The number of homeowners deciding to sell continues to lag, but inventory and time on market continue to climb, reflecting still-hesitant buyers.”
A highly livable city with space to spread out suddenly becomes attractive to wealthy, out-of-state buyers who can now work remotely and have the purchasing power to snatch up the home that suits them. What will happen to the market in 2023?
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Single-family home prices are rising in most metros, and the most expensive real-estate markets in America have not been spared. However, some key markets have seen their prices fall.
Single-family existing-home sales prices rose by 4% compared to a year ago in almost 90% of all the metro areas the group measured in the fourth quarter, according to a new report by the National Association of Realtors.
Home-price growth has decelerated, reflecting the rise in mortgage rates and subsequent slowdown in sales. Last quarter, year-over-year price appreciation was 8.6%. The median single-family home price is $378,700.
Out of the 186 metros that the NAR looks at, single-family home prices fell in 11% of them in the fourth quarter of 2022.
Catch up on all of the latest news and this week's most-read stories. It's Inman's Top 5 for the week of Feb. 3-9, 2023.
A Connecticut estate made headlines in 2014 when it sold for a then-record $120 million, making it America's priciest home sale at the time. Now its owners are giving it a shot on the market for $30 million more.
In his latest interview with Bloomberg, former Goldman Sachs investor Don Mullen explains why iBuyers won't survive much longer, calling them the "forced sellers" of today's market.
Move Inc. revenue fell $23 million in Q4, due to a drop in home sales and referral revenue, according to earnings on Thursday. The company confirmed it was in talks with CoStar about a potential sale.
This week, the Redfin Homebuyer Demand Index, the brokerage's in-house gauge of buyer activity, hit its highest level since September, rising 21 percent from an October low, new data shows.
After releasing an interconnected series of lead-generation services, Luxury Presence’s latest offering is a wide-ranging package of top-down marketing solutions for brokerages and agents.
Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matt Stafford and wife Kelly have splashed out $10.5 million for a spectacular vineyard.
The Hidden Hills, CA, property was originally listed for $13,750,000, so the Super Bowl champ maneuvered a nice bargain.
This is Stafford’s third residence in the neighborhood. Last year, he also bought two adjoining properties from rapper Drake.
The eight-bedroom compound sits on a 1.5-acre lot and features its own boutique winery, dubbed Wish Vineyards.
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When they start thinking about making design changes to their homes, many people focus on the obvious: switching up the wall paint color or maybe adding a new decor piece like a light fixture. But have you ever considered the importance of adding texture to your space?
Texture is the antidote to a room that’s feeling flat and monotonous, especially in utilitarian spaces like the bathroom.
This week’s five trending decor looks pulled from Instagram exemplify how to introduce texture into your bathroom. Scroll on for these ingenious ways the design world embraces texture, plus suggestions on how to get the look in your own home.
To bring more warmth and texture into a space, there’s no better place to start than with handmade ceramics that are known for their perfectly imperfect composition. We love the ceramic sink in this post by @cozywonderspots that’s inspired by Polish pottery.
A massive estate with a tricked-out treehouse sitting on nearly 120 acres in Franklin, TN, is this week’s most popular home on Realtor.com®.
Located about 20 minutes south of Nashville, this luxury home first hit the market last fall for $16 million. The price has since been reduced to $10 million. Built in 1997, the 18-room mansion features Greek Revival architecture and its very own party barn.
Other homes that made the popularity list include a former funeral home in Wisconsin, an Ohio ranch house with roof shingles in the kitchen, and a Georgia residence with a 360-degree observation deck.
For a full look at this week’s 10 most popular homes, keep on scrolling.
At the International Builders’ Show, exhibitors offered mini prefab houses, kitchens ‘like Swiss Army knives’ and other strategies for dealing with a constrained market.
