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Miami Herald
4 days ago
- Business
- Miami Herald
Here's how much house $1M buys you across the US
The number of American houses worth $1 million is at an all-time high, as home prices continue to hit new records. While million-dollar homes are out of reach for the vast majority of Americans, they are no longer just being bought and sold by the ultra-wealthy. In San Francisco, the median-priced home sells for more than $1.6 million – far above the national median of $441,000. Meanwhile, in Detroit, $1 million listings are rare. Today, there are only seven major metros where a luxury home - valued in the top 5% of homes - costs less than $1 million, compared to 30 just five years ago. "The $1 million mark used to signal true luxury; now, in many parts of the country, it simply means the price of a typical home," said Jonathan Huffer, a Redfin Premier agent specializing in luxury properties in Palm Beach, Florida. "It's a reflection of how dramatically home prices have risen, especially in coastal markets where million-dollar listings have become the norm rather than the exception." So, are you wondering what $1 million buys in today's market? Redfin Real Estate pulled from its listings to see how far it goes in 25 different cities. From wooded mansions to urban condos, here's a look at what's out there. 1. Alexandria, Virginia 3210 Old Dominion Blvd., Alexandria, Virginia 22305 List price: $999,000Alexandria median sale price: $715,000 Arlington houses come at a premium. This Colonial offers 3 beds, 2 baths, and 1,906 square feet on a wooded quarter-acre lot. Compared to somewhere like New Haven, you get half the square footage for the same price. 2. Atlanta metro area, Georgia 475 Rose Garden Ln., Alpharetta, Georgia 30009 List price: $980,000Atlanta median sale price: $426,250 A market tipped in homebuyers' favor, Atlanta offers a lot for those with the budget. This end-unit townhome in nearby Alpharetta offers 4 beds and 3.5 baths over 2,640 square feet. 3. Bristol, Illinois 9439 Corneils Rd., Bristol, Illinois 60512 List price: $995,000Aurora median sale price: $345,000 Located on the outskirts of Aurora, a Chicago suburb, this historic 19th-century dairy barn has been transformed into a 9,150-square-foot home that overlooks gorgeous farmland. $1 million can buy you quite the house in exurban Illinois. 4. Austin, Texas 182 Emma Loop, Austin, Texas 78737 List price: $949,000Austin median sale price: $557,500 In Austin, $1 million can buy a 3,700-square-foot, 4-bed, 3.5-bath home like this one - backing onto a greenbelt with a spalike primary suite, office, media room, and 3-car garage. Prices have dropped substantially in the past few years, helping seven-digit budgets go further than they used to. 5. Baltimore, Maryland 1104 High Country Rd, Baltimore, Maryland 21286 List price: $950,000Baltimore median sale price: $243,000 Set on a wooded acre in the outskirts of Baltimore, this 3,262-square-foot "Acorn Deck House" features post-and-beam design, floor-to-ceiling glass, and plenty of decks. $1 million can buy more than three median-priced homes in Baltimore. 6. Cambridge, Massachusetts 305 Webster Ave. #109, Cambridge, Massachusetts 02141 List price: $949,000Cambridge median sale price: $1,290,000 $1 million doesn't go as far in Cambridge, where the median sale price is $1.2 million. This 1,252-square-foot live-work condo features elevator access and polished concrete floors with a quartz kitchen. 7. Charleston County, South Carolina 3525 E. Higgins Dr., Mount Pleasant, South Carolina 29466 List price: $949,900Charleston median sale price: $610,000 This 2,400-square-foot suburban home features 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, and easy access to amenities like Isle of Palms and downtown Charleston. 8. Denver, Colorado 256 Bannock St., Denver, Colorado 80223 List price: $980,000Denver median sale price: $611,500 This preserved 1901 brick bungalow in Denver spans 1,822 square feet with 3 beds, 2 baths, and a large front yard. 9. Fort Lauderdale, Florida 2430 Cat Cay Ln., Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33312 List price: $995,000Fort Lauderdale median sale price: $610,000 This $1 million home is just 1,400 square feet, but it comes with a pool, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and a large outdoor entertainment area. 10. Grand Rapids, Michigan 9547 Downes St. NE, Lowell, Michigan 49331 List price: $999,750Grand Rapids median sale price: $365,000 In eastern Grand Rapids, this Michigan home spans 4,300 square feet with 5 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms. Nearby Detroit is the cheapest city to live in the nation, so it's no surprise you can buy something large in Grand Rapids for $1 million. 11. Houston, Texas 2706 Westgate St., Houston, Texas 77098 List price: $999,950Houston median sale price: $340,000 Houston has some of the lowest house prices in the country, so $1 million goes pretty far. This home is just minutes from downtown and spans 3,650 square feet, with 4 beds, 3 baths, and luxury amenities on every floor. 12. Jersey City area, New Jersey 800 Avenue at Port Imperial #508, Weehawken, New Jersey 07086 List price: $950,000Jersey City median sale price: $774,000 Jersey City's high rises command a steep price. This condo along the Hudson River is just 973 square feet with 2 beds and 2 baths. There are luxury features, though, like quartz countertops and a resident-only pool and gym. Views of the Manhattan skyline don't hurt, either. 13. Kansas City, Missouri 4731 Fairmount Ave., Kansas City, Missouri 64112 List price: $950,000Kansas City median sale price: $300,000 This 3,000-square-foot West Plaza home features 4 beds, 3.5 baths, a marble fireplace, a 2-car garage, and a covered deck. This $1 million house is over three times more expensive than the typical Kansas City home. 14. Las Vegas, Nevada 7255 Bold Rock Ave., Las Vegas, Nevada 89113 List price: $970,000Las Vegas median sale price: $445,000 Even after its pandemic-era boom, $1 million can still buy you a lot of house in Las Vegas - like this 5-bedroom, 4-bathroom, 4,300-square-foot home at the edge of town. 15. Los Angeles, California 321 N Oakhurst Dr. #404, Beverly Hills, California 90210 List price: $989,000Los Angeles median sale price: $1,055,000 Los Angeles is incredibly expensive, especially among locals. $1 million doesn't even clear the median sale price. This listing is a Beverly Hills condo with 1,820 square feet, 2 beds, and 2 baths. 16. Minneapolis, Minnesota 15 Summit Pl., Minneapolis, Minnesota 55403 List price: $949,000Minneapolis median sale price: $385,000 Minneapolis is among the most expensive Midwestern cities, but $1 million still goes a long way. Take this twin home: 3,200 square feet with 4 beds, 3 baths, vaulted ceilings, and a wooded multilevel patio. 17. New Haven, Connecticut 11 Aldo Dr., Woodbridge, Connecticut 06525 List price: $899,900New Haven median sale price: $362,000 In New Haven, $1 million can buy you a 4,300-square-foot colonial house with 4 beds, 2.5 baths, a vaulted family room, and a 3-car garage. 18. Phoenix, Arizona 1330 E. Monte Way, Phoenix, Arizona 85042 List price: $950,000Phoenix median sale price: $450,000 House prices vary widely in the Phoenix area - and are the highest in Scottsdale, where the typical house goes for over $900,000. This 3,500-square-foot home is located in more affordable South Phoenix and has 4 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, and solar panels. 19. Portland, Oregon 2327 NW Northrup St. #7, Portland, Oregon 97210 List price: $975,000Portland median sale price: $550,000 This 4-bed, 3.5-bath Portland townhouse offers nearly 3,000 square feet, multiple decks, and 2-car parking in the heart of downtown. Portland's suburbs are cheaper than its downtown core, so you can get more space for the same price in places like Beaverton. 20. Salt Lake City area, Utah 6923 W. Long Ridge Dr. S., Herriman, Utah 84096 List price: $950,000Salt Lake City median sale price: $600,000 Salt Lake City continues to grow alongside its house prices, but this $1 million house still feels like a steal. With 4,600 square feet of living space, this home includes 6 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, a finished basement, and community amenities. 21. San Diego, California 3055 Suncrest Dr., San Diego, California 92116 List price: $935,000San Diego median sale price: $994,000 For just under $1 million in San Diego, you can own this 906-square-foot Spanish Revival house. It has 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, a brick-laden back patio, and room for a garden. San Diego was the most expensive city to live in the country in 2023, and costs haven't dropped since. 22. San Jose area, California 1310 Thistle Pl., Milpitas, California 95035 List price: $999,000San Jose median sale price: $1,500,000 San Jose has the highest house prices among major U.S. metros, so it's not surprising that $1 million buys a fairly small home. This updated 2-bed, 2-bath house in Milpitas is 1,200 square feet. 23. Seattle, Washington 410 A 10th Ave. E., Seattle, Washington 98102 List price: $949,950Seattle median sale price: $893,000 This three-story, 1,490-square-foot townhome is a quintessential example of what $1 million buys in Seattle. Modern finishes, two decks, and a great location are major benefits. 24. Spokane, Washington 24106 E. Broadway Ct., Liberty Lake, Washington 99019 List price: $980,000Spokane median sale price: $390,000 Spokane is far cheaper than Seattle, so a $1 million house looks a lot different. This listing features 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms across 5,205 square feet, along with resort-style amenities and a huge property. 25. Wilmington, North Carolina 9406 Voyagers Way, Wilmington, North Carolina 28412 List price: $914,900Wilmington median sale price: $476,750 In Wilmington, $1 million can buy you a 3,484-square-foot coastal house with waterfront views - like this 4-bed, 3.5-bath home on a peaceful cul-de-sac. Methodology All listings are listed by a Redfin real estate agent and were active as of July 9, 2025. Housing market data is sourced from Redfin and covers through May 2025. This story was produced by Redfin Real Estate and reviewed and distributed by Stacker. © Stacker Media, LLC.
Newsweek
6 days ago
- Sport
- Newsweek
Michigan Wolverines, Sherrone Moore Pick Up Huge Recruiting Flip
Based on facts, either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources. Newsweek AI is in beta. Translations may contain inaccuracies—please refer to the original content. The 2025 college football season is right around the corner, but the recruiting battle is still raging. Sherrone Moore and the Michigan Wolverines are looking to get back to being a national championship contender, which all starts on the recruiting trail. Moore took over for Jim Harbaugh as Michigan's full-time head coach last season. He led the program to an 8-5 record. That record also included the huge upset on the road over Ohio State in the final game of the regular season. With the right moves in the recruiting and transfer portal markets, the Wolverines could be back in the hunt in the very near future. Head Football Coach Sherrone Moore of the Michigan Wolverines watches a play during the Spring Football Game at Michigan Stadium on April 20, 2024 in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Head Football Coach Sherrone Moore of the Michigan Wolverines watches a play during the Spring Football Game at Michigan Stadium on April 20, 2024 in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Photo by Aaron J. Thornton/Getty Images On Wednesday, some big news came out about Michigan's 2026 recruiting class. Read more: Paul Finebaum Reveals Texas Longhorns' Biggest Threat in SEC According to a report from college football insider Hayes Fawcett of Rivals, the Wolverines have flipped 2026 four-star safety Jordan Deck. He had been committed to the Baylor Bears since June 24. Fawcett also shared a brief message that Deck sent after making his decision to flip his commitment to Michigan. "Have to do what's best for me & I believe that's Michigan," he said. "Go Blue!" Deck is currently listed as the No. 25 safety in the 2026 recruiting class by 247 Sports. He is also ranked as the No. 40 overall prospect in the state of Texas. Read more: Caleb Downs Reveals Ohio State's Championship Key Without Hesitation Just two short years ago, the Wolverines won a national championship. Losing Harbaugh right after winning it all was a tough blow, but Moore is more than capable of leading the program back to glory. Being able to make these kinds of moves will be key to reaching that goal. Deck has a chance to become a major playmaker for Michigan in the future. 247 Sports currently has the Wolverines' 2026 recruiting class ranked No. 9 in the nation. With the addition of Deck, they add another elite player who could become a key leader for the defense in years to come. For more Michigan Wolverines and college football news, head over to Newsweek Sports.
The Star
14-07-2025
- Entertainment
- The Star
Savile Row isn't just for men anymore: How bespoke is getting a feminine fit
Daisy Knatchbull first hit headlines in 2016 after waltzing into Royal Ascot – the week of horse races that is a cornerstone of the English summer social season – wearing a top hat, blue waistcoat, full morning coat with tails and six-inch Louboutin heels. Never mind that morning suits were traditionally the sartorial reserve of English gentlemen. Knatchbull – a great-granddaughter of Earl Mountbatten of Burma and a third cousin of Prince William then employed in the press department of Savile Row tailor Huntsman – had ruffled society feathers, becoming the first woman to wear the event's signature outfit. 'It also made me realise that there was a serious appetite among women for bespoke tailoring and a suit-shaped gap for them on Savile Row,' Knatchbull, now 32, said this month. Knatchbull started selling made-to-measure suits in 2019 with just four styles. Initially known as the Deck, then rebranded in 2024 as Knatchbull, it was the first women's tailoring label to take up shop on the world's most famous street for men's clothing. 'On a street so full of history, and given how fast we had been growing, Knatchbull felt like a better way of saying to people we are building a new legacy with what we do,' she said. Read more: 'Criminally hot': Celebrities can't get enough of the bandage dress comeback Daisy Knatchbull is shaking up Savile Row with the first women's tailoring house on the male-dominated street. Photo: The New York Times Changing tastes in menswear and a decades-long drift from formal wear, especially in the workplace, had left Savile Row in a state of perilous decline. The pandemic, with its elasticated waists and travel bans, hurt the street's legendary tailors further still, with some eventually going into liquidation. But Knatchbull believed that while the men's business may be struggling, more women than ever were willing to pay handsomely for a made-from-scratch suit designed for their bodies by experienced pattern cutters – just like their fathers, brothers and husbands may have done once upon a time. The difference? The Knatchbull staff of more than 40 are all women. 'Our clients are served by women who have Savile Row training but really understand the changes a woman's body can go through, which most men don't,' Knatchbull said. 'If a client is undergoing fertility treatments, menopause, mastectomies, miscarriages, heavy periods or even sweating too much, we can listen to her and accommodate that with our garments.' Blond and statuesque, she sat on a plush sofa in the bright and airy store she moved into in 2022. One floor below, dozens of staff members were hard at work on orders. 'We're not the first women's tailor, but we're the first shopfront on Savile Row to exist for women,' she said. 'We accommodate women of all sizes and proportions, and that's the whole point.' Prices start at £3,300 (approximately RM19,100) for a made-to-measure suit, with at least three fittings over 12 to 14 weeks. After initial measurements are taken, a client will choose her own fabric – the 7,000 options include velvets, corduroys, tartans and cashmeres – as well as the lining, buttons and monogramming for her suit. Today, the company has a Rolodex of 2,500 clients whose orders can range from traditional power suiting and three-piece looks to slouchy wide-legged pantsuits, old-school tuxedos, safari sets and jumpsuits. The first colour of choice is often navy, Knatchbull said, and most of those buying are professional women between 45 and 65, though the youngest client thus far was 13 and the oldest was 96. The company's repeat order rate is 62%. Some clients have gone further still by investing in the business (Knatchbull declined to name her private investors, but said she has closed three rounds of funding). The most lucrative market is the US, which now accounts for 45% of orders and is where Daisy Knatchbull travels four or five times a year to do trunk shows and fittings in New York, Washington, DC, and Dallas, as well as Palm Beach, Florida, and Greenwich, Connecticut. Read more: What happens when Chicano cool meets Harajuku whimsy? A bold new fashion mash-up Anna Scott Carter, who runs a digital stationery startup, Electragram, said that after reading about Knatchbull in Air Mail , the newest publication of her husband, Graydon Carter, she resolved to visit the shop the next time she was in London. 'I imagined the tuts of disapproval all up and down Savile Row at the idea of a woman invading their territory and thought, 'Good for her,'' Anna Scott Carter wrote in an email. She had found the experience of being fitted for a custom suit to be one of life's great pleasures. 'Putting on a custom Knatchbull suit is like wrapping a force field around you,' she said. The company's next visit to the US is slated for mid-September, with stints in Los Angeles and Washington, and next year they will venture out to Chicago, Alabama and Aspen, Colorado. Knatchbull and her team will go wherever there is demand, see as many as 150 clients at any one go, then come back again three months later, she said. 'I think people all over the world love the idea of English heritage and the bespoke craftsmanship of the Row,' she said. 'Clients often say, 'I wish I had you as an option when I got my big promotion or had to sit next to my ex-husband at my daughter's graduation and needed to look hot.' They could go to many luxury brands, but they like how a Knatchbull suit makes them feel.' – ©2025 The New York Times Company This article originally appeared in The New York Times.
Malaysian Reserve
11-07-2025
- Business
- Malaysian Reserve
Telycam Simplifies Live Video Production with New Stream Deck Plug-in for PTZ Camera Control
Seamless integration enables easy, precise operation of Telycam's advanced PTZ cameras with Elgato's popular controllers SHENZHEN, China, July 10, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Telycam has expanded the control options for its extensive portfolio of advanced PTZ cameras with the introduction of a new plug-in for Elgato's popular Stream Deck family of controllers. The new integration simplifies live production workflows while enabling users to easily achieve precise camera movements and adjustments. Telycam offers a wide range of PTZ camera models that make high-end quality and capabilities accessible to a wider range of organizations and end-users at affordable price points. The Explore series – including the new Explore XE 4K PTZ camera with a one-inch sensor and phase detection auto-focus (PDAF) – delivers broadcast-class quality, features and connectivity at remarkable pricing, while the Vision+ family delivers unmatched price/performance value for Pro AV applications. Elgato's Stream Deck series of controllers combine precise tactile control with easy drag-and-drop setup, unlimited customization options, space-saving form factors and an extensive third-party ecosystem. Telycam's new Stream Deck plug-in supports a wide range of Elgato models, from the compact Stream Deck Mini to the expansive Stream Deck XL and the rack-mount Stream Deck Studio. Designed for simplicity and efficiency, the new Stream Deck plug-in for Telycam PTZ cameras lets users control pan, tilt, zoom, focus and image settings with ease. Functions ranging from PTZ controls, presets and auto-tracking to exposure settings and white balance can be assigned to the customizable LCD buttons on Stream Deck controllers. 'We're thrilled to welcome Telycam to the Stream Deck ecosystem,' said Julian Fest, General Manager, Elgato and Senior Vice President, Creator Peripherals at Corsair. 'Their commitment to innovation and R&D is evident in the quality and features of their cameras, and they share our vision of simplifying live production workflows and making premium capabilities affordable to a broader range of producers.' 'Our integration with Stream Deck controllers streamlines camera operation and lets producers ensure they get the perfect angle, focus and image characteristics in real time,' said Jenny Liu, co-founder of Telycam. 'The Stream Deck family is the preferred control option for many producers, and we're excited that these users can now manage and operate our PTZ cameras through their familiar hardware.' The Stream Deck plug-in for Telycam PTZ cameras is available for free in the Elgato Stream Deck Marketplace. Telycam cameras are distributed in the United States and Canada by MVD (Mobile Video Devices, Inc.). For more information about Telycam cameras, please visit About Elgato – Elgato is a world leader in online audiovisual technology, empowering content creators and digital professionals to transform their ideas into immersive, impactful experiences. From award-winning cameras, microphones, and lighting to control surfaces, capture cards, and studio mounts, Elgato sets industry benchmarks that shape the status quo of digital storytelling. Backed by parent company CORSAIR (Nasdaq: CRSR), the brand leverages a strong global distribution network and consistent product innovation to deliver sustained growth. A trusted name in a rapidly expanding market, Elgato drives value for both creators and investors through its commitment to excellence and forward-thinking strategy. About Telycam – Founded in 2014, Telycam ( is an innovative PTZ camera developer with an emphasis on R&D. Headquartered in Shenzhen, China, Telycam offers two main product lines: NDI/IP PTZ cameras designed for live production; and USB-based webcams designed for video conferencing. With a firm commitment to the video camera sector for more than a decade, Telycam has become a key player in the Pro AV and broadcast industries. Copyright © 2025 Corsair Memory, Inc. and Telecam Technology Co, Ltd. All rights reserved. CORSAIR and the sails logo are registered trademarks of CORSAIR in the United States and/or other countries. All other company and/or product names may be trade names, trademarks, and/or registered trademarks of the respective owners with which they are associated. Features, pricing, availability, and specifications are subject to change without notice.
Business Upturn
08-07-2025
- Business
- Business Upturn
Seamec wins Rs 39.2 crore ONGC contract for offshore platform repairs
By Aditya Bhagchandani Published on July 8, 2025, 18:52 IST Seamec Limited has secured a contract from Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Limited (ONGC) for repair and replacement work at one of its offshore platforms. The company disclosed to stock exchanges on July 8, 2025, that ONGC awarded the contract via Notification of Award (NOA) under contract no. GEMC-511687779259815, dated the same day. Key highlights of the contract: Scope of work: Repair and replacement of Spider Deck Members of Platform NLM9 in the Western Offshore region. Total contract value: ₹39.2 crore (inclusive of GST and all other taxes and duties). Execution timeline: Not exceeding 90 days, starting around October 16, 2025 . Nature of order: Domestic, in the normal course of business. Promoter interest: None; this is not a related party transaction. The order will strengthen Seamec's portfolio in offshore engineering services. The company noted that the financial impact would reflect in its results in line with the execution schedule. The disclosure was signed by S.N. Mohanty, President – Corporate Affairs, Legal, and Company Secretary. Seamec is part of the MMG Group and specializes in offshore construction, diving support, and maintenance services for oil & gas infrastructure. Ahmedabad Plane Crash Aditya Bhagchandani serves as the Senior Editor and Writer at Business Upturn, where he leads coverage across the Business, Finance, Corporate, and Stock Market segments. With a keen eye for detail and a commitment to journalistic integrity, he not only contributes insightful articles but also oversees editorial direction for the reporting team.
