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Bill Gates has accepted an offer less than two weeks after listing a midcentury modern home in Medina, WA.

The residence, which is just down the street from the Microsoft co-founder’s famed Xanadu mansion, was listed on March 29 for $4,988,800. The sale price has not been released.

Gates, who’s worth a reported $131 billion, picked up the property in April 2003 for $1,310,000.

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Jerry Seinfeld is one of the world’s most famous comedians and reportedly might now be a billionaire, too.

The hilarious star got his start in prime time with the hit series “Seinfeld,” alongside pal and fellow funnyman Larry David.

Famously known as “the show about nothing,” the sitcom ran from 1989 to 1998 but remains hugely popular today—which isn’t a surprise. It racked up 10 Emmy Awards and featured a long list of famous (and future-famous) guest stars, including Bryan Cranston, Raquel Welch, and Kristin Davis.

Off screen, Seinfeld has amassed quite the real estate collection.

The New York native owns several incredible properties, including a duplex just steps from Central Park and a souped-up Upper West Side garage he uses to house

NFL stars Travis and Jason Kelce aren't just champions on the field; they're also making savvy plays in the real estate game. With Travis, a Kansas City Chiefs' titan, snagging Super Bowl rings in 2019, 2023, and 2024, and Jason, the Philadelphia Eagles' linchpin, clinching his in 2017, their success isn't confined to gridiron glory. Travis, who's also captured headlines for his relationship with Taylor Swift, recently invested $6 million in a posh estate close to Kansas City. Meanwhile, Jason's real estate playbook includes diverse properties in Cleveland, the Jersey Shore, and the outskirts of Philadelphia.

So, where should the Kelce brothers look next? For Travis, the smart money might be on expanding his Kansas City footprint. A strategic

When you've lived somewhere for many years, it can be tough to say goodbye. But if you (or a loved one) currently have a home that is bigger than necessary or is too high maintenance, it may be time to trade unused square footage for a smaller, more manageable space.

Take it from the downsizers who’ve been there: Although living small might require some adjustments, it can also be liberating––especially if you're in a stage of life where past responsibilities have given way to new possibilities and adventures.

In fact, many downsizers report feeling invigorated by the change, according to real estate journalist and author Sheri Koones. “It scares people to think of moving into a smaller space,” said Koones to the Associated Press. “But every

Jim Carrey, renowned for his roles in numerous films such as "The Mask" and "Bruce Almighty," has reduced the asking price of his long-held Los Angeles property to $23,950,000.
The comedian, currently engaged in the production of "Sonic the Hedgehog 3," originally put the property on the market in February 2023 with an asking price close to $29 million.
Constructed in 1951, the property last transferred ownership in 1994 for $3.8 million, as per property records. The residence, featuring five bedrooms and nine bathrooms, spans over 2 acres and is replete with luxurious amenities.
For those dreaming of a tranquil Los Angeles retreat, this "beloved celebrity property," as described in the listing, could be the perfect match.
Secured by a gated entry, this

In a surprising turn of events, the late Barbara Walters’ opulent Upper East Side apartment in New York City is back on the market. Initially listed last April for $19,750,000, the deal for the property recently fell through, despite being under contract for $17,750,000. Now, this exquisite piece of real estate is being offered at a reduced price of $16,995,000.

Nestled in a historic building from 1925 on Fifth Avenue, the apartment boasts a lavish setup with five bedrooms, 5.5 bathrooms, and an array of elegant spaces. Inside, the grandeur of the pre-war era shines through with a grand salon, a formal dining room, a cozy sitting area, luxurious bedrooms, and a unique red dressing room, showcasing the pinnacle of New York City luxury living.

After years of declaring his discontent with living in New York, Sean Hannity announced that he has left the state for good.
Last week, the conservative Fox News host announced that he has permanently moved to Florida and will be broadcasting both his radio show, “The Sean Hannity Show,” and his prime-time TV program, “Hannity,” from his home in the Sunshine State.
“We are now beginning our first broadcast from my new home, and that is in the free state of Florida,” Hannity said on his daily radio show. “I am out. I am done. I am finished in New York.”
Before his move down south, Hannity had primarily resided in the 10,600-square-foot Long Island estate that he purchased for $8.5 million in 2008. The gated property is located in Oyster Bay, NY, and

A growing share of home buyers and sellers sat on the sidelines last year as the pace of home sales continued its downward trajectory.1 In fact, since the Federal Reserve began its series of interest rate hikes in 2022, the combination of higher borrowing costs and record-high home prices has fostered the steepest real estate market slowdown since the 2008 recession.2

Priced out of the market, a generation of would-be buyers has been forced to delay their plans for homeownership.3 At the same time, current owners—reluctant to give up their pandemic-era mortgage rates—are waiting to sell, which has resulted in a sharp drop in listings.4

But there may be some relief in sight: In December, the Fed signaled that it was done raising interest rates—and

Here’s an unconventional sales strategy: If at first you don’t succeed, raise the price and try again.

But then, rocker Rod Stewart could never be accused of being conventional. He listed his extraordinary English country-style estate in Beverly Hills for $70 million in June and quickly found it didn’t exactly have “hot legs.” So the British rocker took his dazzling domicile off the market.

He then re-listed the home in early December for $80 million. At the higher amount, perhaps the seller would be willing to throw in some of those fancy furnishings.

The lavish estate really is a stunner, with nine ornate bedrooms and 12 glittering baths, all spread across 28,000 square feet. It sits on more than 3 manicured acres in the oh, so ritzy gated

A large construction site next to a home for sale can sometimes hurt property values.
But that’s not the case for a waterfront property owned by former “Real Housewives of Miami” star Lea Black in Miami Beach, FL. The place is listed for $37.5 million.
“Basically next door, you have a home that’s being built that is going to be about $100 million,” says listing agent Saddy Abaunza Delgado, with ONE Sotheby’s International Realty. “I love the fact there is going to be a $100 million home next to us, which is just going to add a lot of value.”

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