by
Erik Larson
He allegedly used shell companies and "straw owners" to gain control of a real estate company.
by
Nikki Ekstein
A boomlet of new openings offer $200-a-night entries just as exciting as the $2,000 ones.
by
Charlie Devereux
Some abandoned countryside hamlets are going for as little as $96,000.
by
Frederik Balfour
The cluster of homes is nestled on a piece of land overlooking the South China Sea.
by
James Tarmy
The contemporary house is on the market for $18 million.
by
James Tarmy
He and wife Betsy Shiverick built the house painstakingly, with antique finishing and an eye to coastal breezes.
by
Heidi Mitchell
Bold colors and other attractive features are being used in the hopes of landing on a social media feed.
by
James Tarmy
Hudson Yards is about to open in Manhattan. Now they just need to sell all those new apartments around it.
by
Henry Goldman
Under pressure to fix its transit system, New York considers a tax on non-resident luxury apartment owners.
by
Sydney Maki
Buyers are getting bargains as sellers reduce asking prices for high-end properties.
by
James Tarmy
You’ll just need a little over $14 million per acre for the land.
by
Matthias Wabl
The family was once the top financier of the Habsburg empire.
by
Sydney Maki
The Connecticut hedge fund manager enclave is catching the ripple effects from a weak New York market.
by
James Tarmy
Twenty years ago, he paid $5.5 million for the Upper West Side townhouse in Manhattan.
by
James Tarmy
The property might be 3 acres, but the house itself is perched at the very edge of the cliff.
by
Sydney Maki
Fourth-quarter sales of co-ops climbed 16 percent from a year earlier.
by
Heidi Mitchell
The home in Rancho Mirage, Calif., was owned by Bing Crosby and hosted many famous guests.
