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1 day ago | realtor.com | Kellie Speed

When it comes to vacation, there is nothing quite like a beachfront retreat to ease the mind. But what if you could buy a property where you can enjoy the sound of the ocean gently lapping the sand, amid the fresh scent of salty air year-round? While snapping up a home near the seaside might seem like an out-of-reach investment, particularly as a second or vacation house, there are actually several very affordable areas that offer both proximity to sandy beaches and low-cost property options.

1 day ago | realtor.com | Charlie Lankston

Longtime NFL pro Aaron Rodgersis set to extend his professional football career by signing a one-year with the Pittsburgh Steelers, just months after he was let go by the New York Jets in a move that left a cloud of doubt hanging over his future.

1 day ago | realtor.com | Anna Baluch

If you want to sell your home, the “rules” are up to you. But some rules—like a no-shoes-in-the-house policy—could help your place stand out, especially in a highly competitive market where details matter. By insisting shoes stay off in your home, you have the best chance at keeping your floors in good condition—and, in turn, attracting buyers who are immediately impressed and motivated to make an offer. “Flooring is one of the first things buyers notice when they walk into a home.

2 days ago | realtor.com | Charlie Lankston

Hollywood legend Mel Gibson has begun rebuilding his longtime Malibu mansion after it burned to the ground in the devastating California wildfires earlier this year. The 69-year-old "Braveheart" star purchased the hilltop dwelling in 2008 for $11.5 million—and has made two attempts to offload it in the years since, most recently in 2019 for $14.5 million.

2 days ago | realtor.com | Charlie Lankston

A storied California dwelling that once was home to silent film legend Charlie Chaplin has come on the market for the first time in 10 years—complete with a "White Lotus" vibe, a "calming" Balinese aesthetic, and an asking price of $12.5 million.