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Pete Davidson lists his ‘paradise’ Westchester home after losing money on Staten Island condo
The comedian and new father is listing his North Sales spread to be closer to family — just months after the birth of his daughter.
Massive LA compound valued at $105M to auction in one of the nation’s priciest ZIP codes
Bel Air is home to one of the priciest ZIP codes in the nation, and this estate comes with seven houses across nine parcels total.
This listed $16.8M Los Angeles home was built in 10 weeks for screen icon Jean Harlow
The red brick residence at 214 S Beverly Glen in Holmby Hills is looking for its next steward.
NYC office-to-apartment conversions double, with sites like Candler Building leading the way
More than 26,000 apartments total are in the conversion “pipeline,” most of them in Manhattan and the great majority to be carved out of former office buildings.
Welcome to new Billionaires’ Row! Latest downtown mansion to go for over $70M cements nabe’s new crown
A West Village townhouse on 105-107 Bank St. is now in contract for more than $70 million, one of the most expensive residential deals ever south of 14th Street.
NYC family apartments are in ‘crisis’ — renting 40% higher in certain prime nabes over a 3-month period
West Egg Development analyzed rental data from the first quarter of 2026 and found that three-bedroom units saw rents surge.
Landlords are using ‘extremely unreliable’ AI to settle disputes with tenants
75.7% of landlords admitted to either currently using or being open to AI technology to run their business, according to a new survey by Avail.
Pete Davidson takes a major loss on his SI condo after 4 years on the market
The comedian bought the waterfront unit at 90 Bay Street Landing for $1.2 million in 2020 — and first listed it for sale in 2022.
Constructing history: The cities where you can find America’s oldest homes
Homeowners living in some of America’s oldest homes are facing a double burden as the housing stock continues to age.
LA mansion asking $34.5M comes gut-renovated by Gwen Stefani and Cameron Diaz’s go-to designer
A Holmby Hills mansion that was built in 1939, gut-renovated and redesigned by top interior designer Kelly Wearstler can now be yours.
Single women outnumber single men when it comes to homeownership
Over 20 million single women own homes, significantly outnumbering the roughly 14 million single men who do, according to new research from the National Association of Realtors.
Ryan Seacrest lists his multi-million dollar Napa home for sale, see the sprawling mansion
The Tuscan-modern compound has hit the market again, this time with a price cut that makes it (slightly) more within reach for deep-pocketed buyers.
Ciara Miller’s $12K/month NYC rental and $400K NC family home show ‘Summer House’ star has cash to splash for property
Ciara Miller is splitting her life between two very different worlds — all while her personal life is colliding with on-screen drama that’s spilling over.
Designer’s pristine Gilded Age NYC mansion fetches $34.5M in bankruptcy sale following bitter battle with secret widow
15 E. 63rd St. is a fashionable home, but the backstory behind its dramatic sale is anything but stylish.
‘Summer House’ Hamptons home hits market for $5.6M — as stars’ scandalous romance heats up
The Sag Harbor home that has served as the backdrop for “Summer House” has listed for $5.65 million, dropping at a chaotic moment for the franchise.
Price cuts take back seat as spring home sellers pivot to realistic listing strategy
While price cuts were all the rage last year, homeowners entering peak selling season this spring are shifting strategy. They are opting for more realistic initial pricing rather than relying on subsequent discounts to boost buyer interest.
How your job impacts your chances of owning a home in the US
“Income matters, of course, but where that job is located and how prices compare to local incomes ends up being the defining factor,” NAR senior economist Nadia Evangelou tells Realtor.com®.
St. John’s in talks to sell Staten Island campus to neighboring Wagner College
The island campus, which closed in 2024, had a capacity for 3,000 students. But enrollment dwindled to about 800, nearly two-thirds fewer than in 2000
Japan now controls 6% of US homebuilding – and it wants to keep expanding
Japanese homebuilders are quietly staking a bigger claim in the US — and they’re no longer fringe players.
Hugh Jackman and Deborra-Lee Furness cut price of marital home by $10M — after 4 years on and off the market
The Aussie “Wolverine” star has quietly returned his sprawling triplex at 176 Perry St. to the market, now seeking $29.9 million.