Bezos’ Beverly Hills renovation is nearly done and the upgrades are full-on “private resort”

Bezos’ Beverly Hills renovation is nearly done and the upgrades are full-on “private resort”

From the air, Jeff Bezos’ Beverly Hills compound no longer looks like a traditional movie mogul estate. As the renovation nears completion, the property reads more like a private resort, complete with a spacecraft‑shaped pod, sprawling gardens, and layers of security landscaping. You are watching a single home morph into a case study in how…

The “UFO sauna” on Jeff Bezos’ property is the celebrity trend homeowners are about to copy wrong

The “UFO sauna” on Jeff Bezos’ property is the celebrity trend homeowners are about to copy wrong

The latest status symbol in luxury real estate is not a car, a yacht, or even a private jet. It is a glowing, spaceship-like sauna tucked into the grounds of a mega-compound, and you are about to see less polished versions of it popping up in backyards everywhere. Before you call your contractor, it is…

Jeff Bezos’ Beverly Hills estate just got a UFO-looking add-on and people think it’s a luxury sauna

Jeff Bezos’ Beverly Hills estate just got a UFO-looking add-on and people think it’s a luxury sauna

From the street, Jeff Bezos’ Beverly Hills compound already reads as a study in billionaire-scale ambition. Now, a gleaming, UFO-like pod has landed on the lawn, and you are meant to see it, puzzle over it, and, if early reports are right, imagine the most over-the-top sauna session of your life. The new structure turns…

Inventory is shifting and it’s changing how long homes sit before offers

Inventory is shifting and it’s changing how long homes sit before offers

Across the country, you are watching a fundamental reset in how quickly homes attract offers. Listings that once vanished in a weekend are now lingering, while other properties still draw multiple bids in days, and the difference often comes down to how inventory is shifting in your local market. As more homes come online and…

Why “nine-month high” sales still feels slow in most neighborhoods

Why “nine-month high” sales still feels slow in most neighborhoods

Across the country, you keep hearing that home sales are hitting “nine‑month highs,” yet your own neighborhood still feels oddly quiet. Listings linger, open houses are sparsely attended, and buyers and sellers seem more cautious than the headlines suggest. The disconnect comes from a market that is technically improving on paper but still constrained by…

Existing home sales just ticked up and the reason matters for 2026 planning

Existing home sales just ticked up and the reason matters for 2026 planning

Existing home sales just moved higher again, and that small shift is giving you an early read on how the 2026 housing landscape is likely to feel. Instead of a sudden boom, the data points to a slow thaw that will reward buyers, sellers, and agents who plan around gradual change rather than dramatic swings….

Why celebrity homes are selling for less than expected in some markets right now

Why celebrity homes are selling for less than expected in some markets right now

In several high-end enclaves, the old assumption that a famous name guarantees a bidding war is quietly breaking down. You are seeing marquee properties sit longer, attract more cautious offers, and, in some cases, close below the eye-popping list prices that once felt automatic. The shift is not about star power suddenly losing its shine,…

The overlooked bathroom issue that keeps turning into flooring replacements

The overlooked bathroom issue that keeps turning into flooring replacements

Bathroom floors rarely fail overnight. In many homes, the real culprit is a slow, hidden moisture problem that quietly rots the structure beneath your feet until you are forced into a full flooring replacement. If you understand how that damage starts and what it looks like in its early stages, you can intervene while repairs…