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The luxury home at 610 Runnymede in Oakwood is 5,200 square feet and has five bedrooms and five bathrooms. The home was built in 1911.

The home blends original craftsmanship from 1911 combined with 21st century amenities. The stately Tudor features formal living and dining rooms, along with multiple fireplace rooms and many gathering spaces.

The home's original owner was the owner of Dayton Fan & Motor Co., said Jeanne Glennon, listing agent.

Note: Click the gallery above to see photos of the…

Amy Taylor has had an eventful couple of years. That’s true for most of us, pandemic and all, but Taylor’s list is likely longer.

Monty Smith remembers the last time he lied about his sexual orientation. Now he advices others to take the leap of faith to be yourself at work.

The luxury home at 610 Runnymede in Oakwood is 5,200 square feet and has five bedrooms and five bathrooms. The home was built in 1911.

The home blends original craftsmanship from 1911 combined with 21st century amenities. The stately Tudor features formal living and dining rooms, along with multiple fireplace rooms and many gathering spaces.

The home's original owner was the owner of Dayton Fan & Motor Co., said Jeanne Glennon, listing agent.

Note: Click the gallery above to see photos of the…

An eight-bedroom house on Beaver Lake in Hartland recently hit the market for $7.5 million. It includes a bowling lane, sauna, bar, home theater and a two-bedroom guest house with a full kitchen.

Frisco has fallen 42% for the year. Celina’s slid 34%. Prosper has plunged 17%. Princeton and McKinney are down 14% and 11%, respectively. Those percentages represent the year-to-date drop in single-family home building permits compared to the same January through May period last year. The double-digit percentage decreases point to an overall slump in the suburbs.

USAA has purchased The Square at South End from Beacon Partners for nearly $97 million, according to Mecklenburg County property records.

Here's the latest roundup of the most expensive homes sold in the Louisville area.

Thanks in large part to rapidly rising home values, Dallas-Fort Worth has one of lowest percentages of negative equity or underwater mortgages in the nation.

“I cannot support moving forward with an expensive new program that is unlikely to achieve its stated aims and has no clear source of funding to pay for it,” Harrell said.