Real Estate

New York now hosts 394,300 tech workers versus Bay Area's 375,730, but San Francisco's AI companies are consuming office space at unprecedented rates

Evergrande's $310 billion default and subsequent liquidation reveal structural dependency on land sales revenue that made local governments vulnerable to real estate collapse.

The 14,000-square-foot North Beverly Park estate, owned by a company tied to Russian expat Leonid Smirnov, rents for $9,000 more per month than Hilton paid during her tenancy.

NAR's July index fell to 71.2, down 2.3 percent month-over-month, as peak-summer rate pressure erased contract activity across all four U.S. regions.

The National Association of Realtors puts the July median at $440,600, up 1.8 percent year-over-year, extending 36 straight months of record-level prices.

Actress Tamara Mello and husband Paolo Cascardo listed their Los Angeles property for $1.499 million as they relocate to Florida to be closer to family.

A RICS survey shows UK buyer enquiries and agreed sales dropped to their lowest since August 2023, with London and East Anglia seeing the sharpest declines.

A new RCLCo report identifies 107 sports venue-anchored mixed-use projects in various stages of development, reshaping urban landscapes across the country.

Aubrey Plaza's Los Angeles home drew a contingent offer at $4.85 million after listing at $6.5 million, a 25 percent discount that illustrates the pricing pressure hitting high-end brokerages.

Grant Cardone's firm added 10.5 BTC from July rental cash flow and acquired a $600 million Florida portfolio, pushing holdings past 2,800 Bitcoin.

The actress sold her West Hollywood home for $1.9 million after a price cut, raising questions about premium valuations in wealth-sensitive equities.

High-net-worth spending on premium design remains strong, supporting RH's gallery model and upcoming earnings guidance.

Sotheby's International Realty reported nine percent higher luxury transaction prices in Q1, outperforming the broader market

City leaders weigh new tax abatements and zoning changes that critics say favor luxury development over affordable housing

The growing resentment among affluent property holders, highlighted by recent reports

The growing trend of post-divorce retirement finance is fundamentally altering investment strategies, creating clear opportunities in wealth management and specialized housing sectors.

A record 20 million single women now own homes, creating a powerful demographic tailwind for homebuilders, financial services, and consumer discretionary sectors despite higher costs for women to buy.

The escalating conflict over coastal erosion in Nantucket, marked by alleged vandalism and a $10,000 reward, highlights a systemic underpricing of climate-related litigation and infrastructure costs for real estate investment trusts and property insurers exposed to vulnerable luxury markets.

New state-level hurdles for climate-vulnerable Florida communities signal a costly power play, set to destabilize property insurance markets and municipal bonds nationwide.

A federal investigation into a New York City council member and a top Hochul aide exposes the deep veins of political influence, signaling a potential shake-up in the city's lucrative development landscape and broader market trust.