Mary Jacob

3 days ago | nypost.com | Mary Jacob

This home is an escape — and a portal into another era. From the street, 1 School House Court blends in with its stately Long Island neighbors — with a stone façade, classic colonial symmetry and manicured landscaping in Oyster Bay. But beneath its traditional exterior lies a playful secret: a full-scale 1950s diner and an Ebbets Field-inspired shrine to baseball’s golden age.

3 days ago | yahoo.com | Mary Jacob

This home is an escape — and a portal into another era. From the street, 1 School House Court blends in with its stately Long Island neighbors — with a stone façade, classic colonial symmetry and manicured landscaping in Oyster Bay. But beneath its traditional exterior lies a playful secret: a full-scale 1950s diner and an Ebbets Field-inspired shrine to baseball’s golden age.

3 days ago | nypost.com | Mary Jacob

Marc Andreessen is giving house hunters another chance of buying his longtime home. The billionaire tech investor and his wife, the philanthropist Laura Arrillaga-Andreessen, have put their 12,000-square-foot Atherton, California estate back on the market for $29.5 million, roughly $4 million below its previous listing price, according to Bloomberg. The 1.55-acre property was quietly relisted on May 23 after sitting unsold for most of last year before being withdrawn in November.

3 days ago | yahoo.com | Mary Jacob

Marc Andreessen is giving house hunters another chance of buying his longtime home. The billionaire tech investor and his wife, the philanthropist Laura Arrillaga-Andreessen, have put their 12,000-square-foot Atherton, California estate back on the market for $29.5 million, roughly $4 million below its previous listing price, according to Bloomberg. The 1.55-acre property was quietly relisted on May 23 after sitting unsold for most of last year before being withdrawn in November.

4 days ago | nypost.com | Mary Jacob

City slickers are putting down roots in Elmhurst, Illinois — where the grass really is greener just outside city limits. A once-sleepy suburb just west of Chicago is seeing a wave of newcomers — and with them, a fast-moving housing market. Elmhurst, located roughly 15 miles from downtown, is luring residents with its walkable streets, strong schools and proximity to the Metra train, which delivers commuters to the Loop in under 20 minutes.