Travis Kelce gives nod to Taylor Swift

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More speculation that Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce will get married in Watch Hill, RI
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce have chosen the popstar's oceanside estate in Watch Hill as their wedding venue, according to Realtor.com columnist Kelsi Karruli. Purchased in 2013 for $17.75 million, the 11,000-square-foot mansion has seven bedrooms and nine bathrooms, undergoing significant renovations earlier this year.

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Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce Own $100 Million in Property—Here’s How a Prenup Would Protect Their Private Real Estate
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce wedding rumors swirl with hype in Rhode Island
Nikki Glaser Claims Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's Engagement Will 'Ruin Relationships'
When the news broke that Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce had gotten engaged in late August, it had fans all across the globe buzzing.

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Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's Wedding: Why It'll Be 'More Private' Than Fans Expect
Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce wedding will be a ‘private affair’: source
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce Enjoy PDA-Filled Date at His Steakhouse With Fellow NFL Stars and WAGs
“With 1587 Prime, we didn’t just set out to create another steakhouse,” Tosh Berman, of hospitality group Noble 33, said in a statement about the eatery.

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Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce Pack on the PDA at Soft Opening of His Kansas City Steakhouse
Taylor Swift joins Travis Kelce at 1587 Prime Steakhouse soft launch in Kansas City

What is Taylor Swift Tax? States eye luxury homes with new levy on the super-rich

Rhode Island introduces the 'Taylor Swift Tax' targeting expensive second homes valued over $1 million, aiming to support affordable housing for locals. Starting July 2026, the annual tax will affect wealthy non-resident property owners and has sparked widespread debate.

Billionaire singer Taylor Swift's homes through the years

Below, Architectural Digest recaps where the Pennsylvania-born singer has lived throughout her meteoric rise to fame.

‘Taylor Swift Tax’ spreading to 2 other states — realtors warn it could scare rich US homeowners. Fair tax or cash grab?

These so-called ‘second home taxes’ or 'Taylor Swift Tax' are being pitched as solutions to widening housing inequality and strained state budgets. However, high-end real estate agents and some economists warn they could discourage spending, drive away affluent homeowners and even reduce housing supply in the long run.
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