Mansion International Each day: Pittsburgh Steelers Quarterback Kenny Pickett Promoting His Absolutely Furnished Pennsylvania Dwelling

Evan Spiegel and Miranda Kerr List Los Angeles Estate Formerly Owned by Harrison Ford
Evan Spiegel, the billionaire CEO of Snapchat, and his wife, model Miranda Kerr, have put their Los Angeles estate on the market for just under $20 million. The property, which was owned by Harrison Ford from 1983 to 2012, spans 0.8 acres of land in Brentwood, just below the Getty Museum. The gated estate boasts a four-bedroom main house with formal living spaces, a wine cellar and an eat-in kitchen, as well as two guest houses. Spiegel and Kerr paid $12 million for the home in 2016. Robb Report
Austin, Texas, Ranks as Worst Spot for Home Flipping
Austin, Texas, was the worst U.S. metropolitan area for home flippers last year, according to a report from real estate data company Attom. Flippers in the city saw the weakest gross profits of any of the 56 metro areas of at least 1 million people that were included in the report, taking home a median loss of $18,640 in 2023. In 2022, meanwhile, flippers in Austin were typically seeing a 9% profit. The cities where investors raked in the largest gross flipping profits last year were San Jose, California; San Francisco; Boston; New York; and San Diego. CultureMap Austin
Pittsburgh Steelers Quarterback Kenny Pickett Selling His Fully Furnished Home for $2.7 Million
NFL quarterback Kenny Pickett has just listed his massive home in Cranberry Township, Pennsylvania, a suburb of Pittsburgh, for $2.7 million. This news comes hot on the heels of his recent trade from the Pittsburgh Steelers to the Philadelphia Eagles. The 8,750-square-foot home boasts lofty ceilings and double-height windows. The open layout includes a large kitchen that flows from the living room and features a long island and a dining nook. The six-bedroom home comes fully furnished. Realtor.com
Home Price Growth on Spain’s Balearic Islands Is Outpacing Nationwide Gains
While property prices cool across much of mainland Spain, they’re still on an upswing in the nation’s Balearic Islands, according to data from valuation company Tinsa. In the first quarter of this year, home prices rose 3.3% across Spain and 8.3% in the Balearics. Helping underpin values on the islands is their popularity with “second-home buyers with greater purchasing power, whose purchase decision has been less impacted by the context of high inflation and high interest rates,” said Cristina Arias, director of Tinsa’s research service. Majorca Daily Bulletin