Billionaire Elon Musk continues his Texas real estate spree, purchasing a $35 million villa and a six-bedroom mansion in Austin. These purchases add to his existing property in the city, creating a sprawling ‘family compound’ for his large family. Sources reveal that Musk aims to have his children and their mothers live in adjoining properties to foster bonding and facilitate family time.
Discover how the presence of certain supermarket chains, like Waitrose and Whole Foods, can act as an indicator of gentrification and potential property price growth. Explore the ‘Waitrose effect’ and why budget supermarkets like Aldi and Lidl might hold the key to finding undervalued areas with strong investment potential.
This article delves into the world of celebrity real estate, revealing the top 10 celebrities with the most properties in the U.S. and those with the highest-value property portfolios. The analysis highlights the growing trend of wealth diversification through real estate ownership, with insights from industry experts on investment strategies and market trends.
A woman faced backlash after refusing a request from the former owners of her home to see the inside after 30 years. While some sympathize with her privacy concerns, others question her decision, highlighting the emotional attachment people often feel to their homes.
Dive into a collection of captivating stories from our popular What I Rent/What I Own series, showcasing unique living spaces from a tiny 80 sq ft studio in New York City to a luxurious houseboat in London. Get inspired by these diverse housing choices and learn about the people who call them home.
Brent in northwest London has become the most popular borough for first-time buyers, with 77% of homes sold to them in the first half of 2024. This is despite some negative perceptions, as the borough offers a diverse community, green spaces, and good transport links, all within a reasonable distance from central London.
A new survey has revealed the top reasons Brits are put off buying a home, with mould and damp topping the list. Noisy neighbours and overpriced properties also feature prominently, while gendered preferences emerged with women more concerned about unusual smells and floodplains.
As homeownership becomes increasingly unattainable for young people, friends are teaming up to buy houses together, pooling resources and making the dream a reality. This trend is driven by the affordability crisis and the desire to secure a future in the housing market.
A Cold War-era nuclear bunker in Cumbria is going up for auction with a guide price of £15,000 to £20,000. This one-room underground shelter, also known as a Royal Observer post, was designed to provide protection during a nuclear attack. The bunker is being sold with a shed and land, and comes with secure off-street parking and a secure gate. The auction will be held on Thursday, July 25th at 9am, and bidding can be done online, via phone, or by proxy.
While Wimbledon is a prestigious and desirable location, new data reveals hidden costs associated with living in the area. Insurance premiums are significantly higher due to factors such as high property values, potential for burglaries, and the influx of tourists during the tennis tournament. However, the strong community, amenities, and potential for Airbnb income can offset these expenses.
