Homes

In case you haven't heard, Travis Kelce bought a new Missouri place late last year to get away from some of the people that knew where his old place was. Unfortunately, many are now using Google Earth to see where Travis calls home in the Kansas City area.

I've seen the numbers and still don't believe it. If I were to give you 500 guesses about the Missouri place with the fastest-growing home sales, I doubt you'd get this one right. However, the numbers don't lie.

I'm surprised, yet I'm not. I know there are some very popular housing areas in Missouri right now, but I had no idea that new data shows the 2nd hottest zip code in America for selling homes is in Missouri.

Close your eyes and try to imagine the ideal place where you can have a private oasis and enjoy your horses, too. There's a place in Camp Point, Illinois where that is a possibility.

There's one Illinois home where the owner will never have to be concerned about privacy because there's no way anyone can see inside of it. That's because almost the entire structure is underground.

This proves the validity of the don't just a book by its cover saying. What appears to be a somewhat normal Missouri field actually hides a 10,000 square foot luxury doomsday bunker underneath. It's one of the most elaborate "end of days" living quarters you'll ever see.

There are many unique homes in Missouri, but few that were made from materials that this one was. It's a beautiful home in Kansas City, Missouri made entirely of shipping containers and it's a looker.

One of the benefits of being Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes other than having multiple Super Bowl trophies on your mantle is having the ability to have many homes. You can see inside all of his Missouri places and even his infamous shoe closet.

Have you gone through your life with a hidden desire to live like a prince or princess? If so, there's a home in Sedalia, Missouri that you need to see as it's a fairytale castle with potential.

If you're a fan of homes that are a combination of barns and condominiums, you really should take a look at the Illinois estate of John Deere's head honcho. It's a stunning property that any horse lover would give all of his horseshoes for.