real estate

Kenny Rogers passed away in early 2020 at the age of 81. Rogers certainly lived like a King of Country Music in this jaw-dropping 8.5 million dollar mega-mansion.

This home is absolutely gorgeous and it is located in the heart of Lafayette.

However, have you ever seen what Jolly Ole St. Nick's humble abode looks like?

Listed as a single-family, 4 bedroom, 3 bath, home with over 3000 square feet of living space, located right along the Vermilion River.

This 3 bedroom, 3 bath home sits on 5 acres of property on Egret Road in Youngsville, and it has the makings for the perfect home (for me) to retire in.

Were you enamored by fire trucks as kid? Maybe you wanted to be a fireman or forewoman and spend hours upon hours at a firehouse.

The Planet Fitness located in Lafayette's Northgate Mall will soon leave that location for a new one on the north side of town.

Uncle Phil's mansion looks like a one-room efficiency apartment next to Bel-Air, California's "Most Expensive Home in America".

This $3,250,000 listing popped up on my Facebook feed today, and I had to share it.

Bob Saget's Brentwood, California home where he lived for nearly the past 20 years up until he passed away has just hit the market.

If you're looking for tons of designer accents in a rural setting on 15 acres, this house for sale in Folsom, LA will have you reaching for your checkbook!

The Whiteside family owns it and during the pandemic, they had the grand idea of installing a saltwater pool in front of the garage, so they did it.

The house is listed as "for sale by owner" so, if you do buy his house you might get a whole lot of autographs when the paperwork is done.

The home is located on the Vermilion River, just west of E. Broussard Road near its intersection with Kaliste Saloom, and it is beautiful.

The open floor plan included an ex-husband who can cook, a hot tub, and a stuffed white tiger among the amenities.

Talk about the ultimate piece of music memorabilia for the ultimate Dylan Scott fan!

The land where the old Carnival Beach in Carencro was located has just been put on the market.

Location, location, location...we've all heard it said countless times. Here are a few big reasons why...

While seemingly every industry in the world is struggling, the housing market continues to stay red-hot in Louisiana.

A Facebook post shared a valid concern: some are worried that those beautiful Oak trees would be cut down to make room for cement/brick/mortar.