Travis Kelce Joins the ‘Iceberg House’ Trend: Why So Many Homeowners Are Building Down Instead of Up
But building one is not cheap. For instance, luxury developers estimate that iceberg projects in Los Angeles may cost more than $1 million, according to Fortune.
The South and West Fall Out of Favor With Buyers: Why Metros Here Haven’t Cracked the Hottest Markets List in More Than a Year
Realtor.com; Getty ImagesSunny climates were a draw for buyers looking in the South and parts of the West during the COVID-19 pandemic, but it appears that metros in these areas are now falling out of favor.In the Realtor.com® 20 Hottest Housing Markets report, the metros on the list span the upper
‘I Accidentally Bought a 200-Year-Old Abandoned Mansion for $460K—It’s Taken 4 Years To Renovate It Into Our Dream Home’
Tyler BouldinA man who “accidentally” bought an 1830 stone house at auction is laying bare the major (and unique) renovations the home has undergone to be habitable, revealing how the one year he thought would be required to transform the property has actually turned into a mammoth four-year project
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