Will New Orleans’ Quirky ‘Castle’ Ever Find a King? ‘One-of-a-Kind’ Property Takes $100K Price Cut After 3 Years on the Market
In a city where colorful architecture and bold design take center stage on almost every street, one property manages to stand out from the crowd: a fairytale-inspired "castle" in New Orleans that has arguably become one of Louisiana's most recognizable homes during the three years it's been on the m
A Major Housing Fix Is Waiting for Trump’s Signature—Leaving Today’s Buyers and Sellers With a Costly Question
Matt Brown says he’s seeing the same dynamic play out again and again: A client gets ready to buy, runs the numbers, then decides to spend another year renting. “Between elevated mortgage rates, insurance quotes that came in far higher than they expected, and a property tax bill that resets to full
Pulitzer-Winning Composer Charles Ives’ 1913 Arts and Crafts Home Where He ‘Created His Signature Works’ Hits the Market in Connecticut
Plenty of historic homes have a documented brush with greatness in their past. But few offer the impressive history of a 1913 property that was not only designed and built by a Pulitzer-winning composer—but that also served as the site where he composed some of the most important music in U.S. histo
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