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Search ArticlesLatitude Margaritaville bets on Texas City with brand's first active-adult community in the state
Key takeaways Latitude Margaritaville announced its first Texas active-adult community, with Minto Communities planning the 1,318-acre project near Galveston Bay. It will include single-family, villa and cottage homes, plus resort-style amenities. Texas City officials approved zoning and a development agreement for the project, which consultants estimate could support 1,742 permanent jobs and generate $1.6 million in annual city sales tax revenue.
Exclusive: Iconic Creel House from 'Stranger Things' hits market in Georgia for $1.7 million
The door to the Creel House from a blockbuster Netflix series is open once again. This time, the infamous "Stranger Things" residence isn't welcoming supernatural visitors but prospective buyers willing to pay $1.7 million for the Georgia estate. Owner Coquillage Holdings is asking $100,000 more than it paid in 2022 for the Victorian mansion used in Netflix's popular science fiction series, according to the Homes.com listing and public records.
Century Living targets long-term renters with Colorado apartment community
Key takeaways Century Living has opened the first phase of its 327-unit apartment complex in Lone Tree, Colorado. The project, known as Onyx, is looking to attract renters who are staying in apartments longer. Leasing has begun as the Lone Tree apartment market shows signs of recovery, experts say. A new wellness-living apartment community in Lone Tree, Colorado, is opening as affordability challenges keep more households in the rental market.
Before designing for NASA, architect created this $995,000 Ohio lake house
Key takeaways A contemporary custom home built in 2007 is listed Aug. 29 for $995,000 in Akron, Ohio. The home was designed by architect Matthew Maurer early in his career. There are three bedrooms, two full and one-half bathrooms, and 3,457 square feet. In Ohio’s Portage Lakes area in Akron, there’s a house unlike the rest.
Apartment project keeps vestiges of North Carolina oil depot it replaced
Key takeaways A former oil company site in downtown Durham, North Carolina, has been redeveloped into a 310-unit apartment community. The design incorporates elements of the site's industrial and railroad history. The brownfield site required environmental cleanup, including the removal of coal deposits.
EYA plans townhouses around distillery founder's 1899 house in Virginia
Key takeaways Maryland-based EYA plans to build 57 for-sale townhouses in Reston, Virginia, and preserve the 1899 residence that was home to a distillery operator. The project also calls for preserving a historical white-brick wall and providing public access to a gazebo and park on the 5-acre property. Sales are expected to begin by fall 2027. A developer wants to build townhouses around a 1899 Northern Virginia home whose owner operated a prominent distillery there for decades.
New Jersey townhouse Frank Sinatra bought his parents asks $3.95 million
Key takeaways A Hoboken, New Jersey, townhouse once owned by the parents of late singer Frank Sinatra is on the market for $3.95 million. A local developer bought the property, renovated it with the hopes a buyer will say, "It had to be you." The townhouse features four bedrooms and four and a half bathrooms across 3,190 square feet. A townhouse on the market in Hoboken, New Jersey, is linked to one of the most famous entertainers of all time.
‘An intentional community’: Texas’ first true co-housing project opens in Houston
Key takeaways Texas’ first true co-housing project opened in Houston’s East End after eight years of resident-led planning, funding and design. East End Commons pairs private homes with shared spaces meant to make neighbor interaction part of daily life. With most units occupied and interest from across Texas, the project could help spur more resident-driven co-housing communities statewide.
Ashton Woods to build 375 homes across two metropolitan Atlanta communities
Key takeaways Ashton Woods is planning neighborhoods near Atlanta in the Georgia cities of Kennesaw and Cumming, with a combined total of 375 residences. Prices will range from the mid-$400,000s for townhouses to $840,000 for large-lot residences. Single-family buyers will be able to customize features through the builder's design studio before moving in. The nation's largest private homebuilder is planning two new developments in metropolitan Atlanta.
8 tips for selling a house you're still living in
Key takeaways Start packing non-essential items as soon as the listing goes live and use the time on the market to downsize, because fewer belongings make the home easier to clean, show larger to buyers and move when it sells. Keeping the house clean at all times and removing personal items like family photos, collections and monogrammed towels are two of the most effective things you can do to help buyers picture themselves living in the home.