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A TRILLION dollars richer...

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American šŸ‡ŗšŸ‡ø homeowners are $1 trillion richer šŸ’° as the pandemic-driven housing boom šŸ’„ pads their pockets šŸ‘–.


As prices rise ā¤“ļø, home equity multiplies. In the past year, homeowners with mortgages, representing about 63% of all properties šŸ˜, have seen their equity increase by 10.8%, according to CoreLogic.


Stocks and real estate are both top options for investing and growing your money šŸ’µ, but how do you decide šŸ¤Ø which is better for you? Keep reading šŸ“– to learn šŸ‘Øā€šŸŽ“ about the differences between stock šŸ“‰ and real estate investing ā€” and keep in mind šŸ§  that you can always invest in both.



Video streaming giant Netflix šŸŽ„ wants to help put a stop šŸš¦ to what it calls systematic racism in the U.S. housing industry. It has stepped šŸ‘£ in with a $25 million grant to a wider national šŸ—ŗ effort that aims to combat šŸ’Ŗ discrimination in housing.



A Lexington real estate duo šŸ‘Æā€ā™‚ļø is trying to help others this holiday šŸŽ season. And the deadline ā° to help them help is Friday. And Kristen LaRue and Darryl Bond, the K&D Team at United Real Estate in Lexington, are asking for just šŸ’²5 per donation, although theyā€™ll take more.


Forbes and luxury šŸ‘‘ real estate šŸ  veterans are launching šŸš€ a new Zillow-like platform Thursday for properties over $2 million.


The listing site will feature luxury homes around the globe šŸŒ from $2 million to $160 million. Over 200 listings on the site šŸ‘©ā€šŸ’» are worth over $10 million. The partnership šŸ¤ with Forbes is designed to draw on Forbesā€™ readership to attract new buyers šŸ¤‘ with curated listings.

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