Would You Buy a Haunted House if The Price is Right?

Would You Buy a Haunted House if The Price is Right? 

A recent survey by Real Estate Witch (yes, seriously) reveals that 52% of U.S. homebuyers would consider purchasing a haunted house — if the price was right. Financial concerns outweigh supernatural fears in today’s market, with most buyers more afraid of costly repairs than ghosts. While a majority would accept living with spirits, many draw the line at serious property defects or stigmas like murder or meth lab histories. Gen Z and millennials are more open to haunted homes compared to older generations, though stigma still affects resale expectations. The survey also found:

• 19% believe they've lived in a haunted house.

• 22% say a rumored haunting…

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Tarrytown’s Halloween Parade was spooky fun last weekend!

Tarrytown’s Halloween Parade was spooky fun last weekend!

If you missed it, don’t worry. I put together a quick highlight video for you below. Hope to see you there next year!

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The ‘Conjuring’ House Pulled from Halloween Auction

The ‘Conjuring’ House Pulled from Halloween Auction

The Conjuring House. Courtesy of JJ Manning Auctioneers.

The famed farmhouse in Burrillville, Rhode Island, known as the inspiration for the horror film The Conjuring, was scheduled for a foreclosure auction on Halloween (October 31, 2025) at 11 am. It’s the same 1736‑built home where Ed Warren and Lorraine Warren investigated the haunting reported by the Perron family. However, the auction was cancelled after the mortgage lender sold the underlying loan to a mystery buyer. Now the question is, what’s next for the legendary haunted house?

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Modern Luxury on the “Most Haunted Road in Westchester”

Modern Luxury on the “Most Haunted Road in Westchester”

There’s a newly built home for sale on one of the most legendary roads in Westchester County. Known for its ghost stories, witch lore, and eerie nighttime atmosphere, Buckout is a road locals love to whisper about, especially the stretch near West Harrison where the woods close in. This house sits right at the spot where the double yellow line suddenly disappears, marking the point where the road shifts from ordinary to undeniably spooky. Despite the folklore, the home itself is stunning, modern with open living spaces and high-end finishes. Whether you’re drawn by the peace and nature, or intrigued by the legendary reputation of Buckout Road, this home delivers a story you won’t…

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Who You Gonna Call? Bill Murray's Former Home Listed for Sale

Who You Gonna Call? Bill Murray's Former Home Listed for Sale

Bill Murray's former home in Snedens Landing

Affectionately known as "The Yellow House," the main residence was built in the 1980s under Bill Murray's vision, crafted by the award-winning firm Shope Reno Wharton. Designed to harmonize with the original yellow barn on the property, the architects masterfully incorporated its elements into a 5,177 sq. ft. modern masterpiece. The estate also includes a detached two-car garage with an office/studio above, blending timeless 19th-century charm with contemporary elegance.

It once contained an iconic feature, a fireman's pole from the Hook & Ladder Company 8 firehouse in TriBeCa, famously featured in the 1984…

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Dare to Build on Buckout Road?

Dare to Build on Buckout Road? 

Seven acres of land are available for sale on Buckout Road, which is infamous for its eerie reputation. Stories of flesh-eating albino clans, witch covens, and the notorious cannibalistic serial killer Albert Fish have cemented its place as one of the world's top four spookiest roads. Its chilling legacy even inspired a film, Buckout Road, featuring Danny Glover and Colm Feore, that brought these terrifying tales to the big screen.  Read More

Interested in touring? Let’s go before dusk! 

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The "New York Stigmatized Property Law"

The "New York Stigmatized Property Law"

In New York State, the rule regarding disclosure of events such as murder, suicide, or hauntings is governed by what is known as the "New York Stigmatized Property Law" (New York Real Property Law Section 443-a).

No Obligation to Disclose:

• Sellers and real estate agents are not legally required to disclose if a property is stigmatized due to events like murder, suicide, or paranormal activity.

Buyer's Right to Inquire:

• Sellers must answer truthfully if directly asked by the buyer or buyer's agent. If a buyer specifically inquires about such events, the seller or their agent must respond honestly if they have knowledge of it.

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Almost Sold… Until the Chilling Truth Emerged

Almost Sold… Until the Chilling Truth Emerged 

A Connecticut real estate agent nearly sold a home without knowing it was the site of a grisly murder. Before the property went under contract, she noticed that the owner had removed the living room carpet — likely to hide bloodstains — and was always present during showings. Only when the buyer’s lawyer specifically asked did they discover the home’s dark history: the landlord had been charged with murdering her tenant after a heated eviction dispute. The client took a few days to consider but ultimately decided it didn’t feel right.

• Disclosure laws vary state by state.

• Properties involved in crimes can deter buyers and lower market value.

• Stigmatized…

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