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A  historic house from 1880 featuring original details is for sale for the low, low price of  $105,000. But there is a catch.

The buyer must get along with the ghosts. The home has drawn some attention for its spooky reputation.

“It has been on ‘Haunted in the Heartland’ and was built by one of the original stonemasons of Atchison, KS,” explains listing agent Lauren Pierce, with BG & Associates.

“They did some things on the TV show where they released all of the bad energy and bad juju, so there’s nothing but good people there now,” Pierce adds.

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How hard is it to add a few pillows to your couch? It’s a simple way to add some cushy comfort as well as a pop of color or texture to any room in your house.

And yet, I’m here to report that the pillow situation in some homes is out of control.

Look closely, and you’ll see that cringeworthy mistakes with throw pillows range far and wide in terms of their size, color, fabric, or sheer number that resides on your sofa or bed.

If you’re worried you’ve become “that crazy pillow person,” allow us to stage an intervention by pointing out some decor signs you’ve got a problem. Or simply consider these guidelines of some danger zones to watch out for and never, ever do.

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A New England farmhouse in Winchester, NH, is the oldest property to hit the market this week on Realtor.com®.

The Scales House is accompanied by more than 100 acres, which boast open fields, a year-round stream, and even a waterfall. It also abuts three lots with an additional 60 acres available for purchase. The house is said to be where horses were weighed to determine their weight class during horse-pulling contests.

Other antiques on the market this week include a former inn and stagecoach stop in Connecticut, a waterfront farmhouse in Maine, and three properties being sold together on Nantucket.

Scroll down for a full look at this week’s 10 oldest homes.

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On their show “Fixer to Fabulous,” Dave and Jenny Marrs know full well that homes can be full of surprises, but the renovation project in their latest episode is hiding not just one, but two shockers.

In the episode “Historic House Revival,” their employee Derek Hillyer asks them to work on the 100-year-old Craftsman he and his wife, Kristen, have just purchased for $210,000. They have a renovation budget of $150,000 to make it livable for them and their two young kids.

The Marrses see the home as brimming with potential and find all sorts of ways to reuse original materials and finishes so that it maintains a sense of history, but also benefits from all the modern amenities of today.

As they work, the Marrses come up with all sorts of clever tips that just might work in our own homes, historic or modern. They also share one place where homeowners can save major renovation bucks.

Whatever makes these brokers special, unique, fun or fabulous, we've loved bringing their stories and their always stellar advice to you each week in 2022 — and we look forward to continuing to tell you more stories throughout 2023.

While the old-school version of this lead-gen method may indeed be over, there's a contemporary version that's alive and well, and getting results.

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Sylvester Stallone is looking for a massive profit on his Hidden Hills, CA, home after less than a year.

The “Rocky” star is selling the four-bedroom home he bought with wife Jennifer Flavin in February for $18.2 million, according to TMZ.

The couple made the move after selling their longtime Beverly Hills compound, bedecked with a poolside “Rocky” statue. Adele reportedly purchased the property for $58 million in early 2022.

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This week’s properties are on the Upper East Side and in Riverdale.

This week’s properties are on the Upper East Side and in Riverdale.

This week’s homes are a three-bedroom in Lido Beach and four-bedroom in Hopewell Township.

Cole will help Corcoran Reverie grow its luxury real estate footprint in Destin, Florida, and ranks among the top one-half of 1 percent of real estate agents by sales volume, according to a report.

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Deciding on paint colors for your home can be overwhelming, especially if you’re looking to appeal to potential homebuyers. You may love a bright purple guest bathroom, but such a bold shade might not make the best first impression.

We’ve all heard the boilerplate advice that home sellers should stick to bright white when choosing a paint color. It presents a neutral canvas for buyers to imagine their life in your home. But here’s the thing: There are many sophisticated—and trending—paint colors that can easily elevate any room and make buyers swoon.

If you’re looking to give your walls a fresh coat of paint in the new year, take a look at these expert-approved paint trends for 2023 that may also help you sell your home. From warming neutrals to navy blues, you might just meet your color match.

1. Warm green tones

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Every new year, countless vows are made to declutter—which explains the enduring popularity of Marie Kondo.

This tidying expert “sparked joy” around the world with the release of her bestselling book in 2010, “The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up.” Since then, she’s starred in her own Netflix series, “Sparking Joy With Marie Kondo,” recently released yet another tome, “Kurashi at Home,” and has even encouraged us to add to our pile of possessions by launching her own line of organizational products.

Yet in the 12 years since she first encouraged household purging, Kondo’s approach to organization has evolved, expanding beyond streamlining our closets and cabinets into a whole way of life. Curious to hear what’s changed, we asked Kondo about her own New Year’s resolutions, the biggest mistakes people still make when decluttering, and much more that will help you live your best life at home in 2023 and beyond.

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A new study reveals neighborhoods to watch by comparing search interest, home prices and rents.

Three generations of Hannas have grown the family business from a small mom-and-pop brokerage into a juggernaut with 15,000 agents and 400 offices.

Beginning Jan. 1, America’s neighbor to the north will ban most foreigners from buying residential property for two years. Why?

With a little research and some key considerations, you can find the perfect coach to help your team reach its full potential.

In this month's situation: Veteran agents may find that leaving their current market for greener pastures doesn't always work, since their current success may have more to do with their network than their business acumen.

As their son moved to the city for college, a couple figured that buying a modest condo near campus could save money in the long run and offer appealing options for the future. Here’s what they found in Chicago’s South Loop.

Courted’s latest update is called Talent Solutions, a brokerage-focused tool designed to recruit at scale, without embracing a “butts-in-seats” approach.