Bethany Erickson
“I still have my home in San Antone When I greet my neighbor with a ‘hi y’all’ I’m wealthy as a king upon a throne You can have your mansion or your cottage small I’ll just take my home in San Antone” Or, you know, not. Seems George Strait is putting his San Antonio Santa…
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When Civil War-era architect Frank Furness built this week’s historical shelter in West Chester, Pennsylvania, it’s likely he didn’t envision it being a family home. That’s because it was originally a barn. Before his death in 1912, Furness had ultimately built more than 600 buildings, and had taught more than a few young architects to…
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If your idea of a good winter vacation home buy is one that can also earn you income during the times you’re not using it, there are some key markets that are worthy of a look. Vacation rental management platform Vacasa ranked vacation rental markets for a look at where the best ROI existed, and…
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If finding a home that was owned by not one but two Oscar winners is on your to-do list for 2020, this Pacific Palisades listing can check off that goal before the champagne cork hits the floor. This 1933 Pacific Palisades home was owned most recently by Whoopi Goldberg, who sold the home last year.…
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Alfred Preis almost didn’t become an architect. More accurately, Alfred Preis almost didn’t survive to become the highly regarded architect he became. He survived tuberculosis at age four, then World War I in Vienna, then managed to acquire passports that allowed him and his wife to leave Nazi-occupied Austria. When they arrived in Hawaii in…
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Located on Billionaires Row in Palm Beach, Florida, Realtor.com announced this week that the newest most expensive listing in the U.S. clocks in at $59.9 million. The seven-bedroom, 14 bath home on Ocean Boulevard sits on nearly two acres, and boasts 23,897 square feet of living space. Less than 2 miles from a little resort…
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