Crime Estate

Crime Estate

What do you get when you mix a passion for true crime and real estate with good friends – the podcast ‘Crime Estate’! In their podcast, seasoned Realtors Heather and Elena merge their interests as they explore how the scene of the crime has its own story to tell. They examine famous cases from a new perspective, as well as true crime stories you may not know – all in diverse and fascinating homes from across the country (and beyond!). These humorous boy moms, true crime junkies, and happy hour aficionados – use their knowledge of the real estate market as they discuss recent and historical crimes and the homes in which they occurred. Of course at the end of day, they use their market perspective and gut instincts to answer the question…would you ‘list it’ or would you ‘buy it’?
94 | Elizabeth Short: The Enduring Legend of the Black Dahlia
Crime EstateSeptember 28, 202601:02:23

94 | Elizabeth Short: The Enduring Legend of the Black Dahlia

Episode 94 - Elizabeth Short: The Enduring Legend of the Black Dahlia (Part 1) Address: 5121 Franklin Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90027 In January 1947, Elizabeth Short walked out of the Biltmore Hotel in...

Property, Poison, & Profit: The Khouri Richins Case
Crime EstateJune 25, 202601:13:18

Property, Poison, & Profit: The Khouri Richins Case

@CrimeEstate is Back! In this episode, we dive into the shocking case of Khouri Richins -- the Utah real estate investor and children's book author accused of poisoning her husband, Eric Richins. We e...

92 -  Texas Lil's Dude Ranch: Big Dreams, Bigger Flames
Crime EstateApril 07, 202600:39:36

92 - Texas Lil's Dude Ranch: Big Dreams, Bigger Flames

A Fort Worth entrepreneur builds a wild ranch party empire—until it all goes up in flames. In this true crime real estate story by Crime Estate, we unravel Texas Lil’s rise, the loss of her dream prop...

201 North Street: The Allan Lucy Murder House
Crime EstateMarch 11, 202600:58:24

201 North Street: The Allan Lucy Murder House

At 201 North Street in Uniontown, Alabama, a stately 1918 Neo-Classical Revival home once stood as a symbol of Southern elegance: massive columns, symmetrical windows, and a grand front porch overlook...