Hedge-fund manager John Paulson, who made billions wagering against subprime mortgages, has started to profit from a U.S. housing bet that took longer to ripen: owning land.
Homeowners in Hawaii are seeking to capitalize on demand from wealthy California technology executives by listing opulent estates, leading to a record number of $20 million-plus homes for sale.
Two nuns are squared off against an archbishop who wants to sell a Los Angeles estate worth $15 million to Katy Perry.
The real estate market in New York’s Hamptons has cooled from a frenzied pace, with the median sale price in the beachfront towns falling to the lowest in a year and a half.
“Nobody wants those huge houses anymore...
The mezzanine debt sector has bounced back from the 2008 financial crisis as a viable investment income option.
With a Los Angeles hilltop home recently going on the market for a record half-billion dollars, is a $1 billion listing far behind?
Mark Zuckerberg’s former neighbors have an ax to grind with the developer who got the rights to their property and then extracted a payment from the Facebook Inc...
In a wealthy fishing village in Dublin, the Irish trophy home is making a comeback after the bubble burst on the country's luxury home market in 2008.
Marcus & Millichap has more listings than any of its competitors, and its brokers closed more deals than any other U.S. commercial brokerage in 2014.
Neverland Ranch, the former home of the late pop star Michael Jackson, is up for sale with an asking price of $100 million, according to a person with knowledge of the offering.
One of the biggest homes in U.S. history is rising on a Los Angeles hilltop, and the developer hopes to sell it for a record $500 million.
Prices for the most expensive U.S. homes grew at the slowest pace in three years as wealthy buyers became worried about overpaying following a surge in values, Redfin Corp. said.
Edward Davenport, jailed for fraud for his role in a fake lender, sold a 24-bedroom mansion in London’s Marylebone district that was featured in the film “The King’s Speech.”
The newest condominium tower in midtown Manhattan's billionaires district is ready to open its doors to buyers. It took almost a decade to get there.
Blockbuster real estate deals are back and breaking records as cash from around the globe pours into U.S. office buildings, apartment complexes and other investment properties.
Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim put his Manhattan townhouse on the market for $80 million, almost double what he paid for the Fifth Avenue property in 2010.
With Robert De Niro among their partners, Ira Drukier and Richard Born have made billions in the emerging boutique hotel business.
Billionaires are buying ultra-luxury homes as they seek havens for their cash and search for alternative investments.
The bankrupt founder of the private Yellowstone Club in Montana whose members have included Microsoft Corp...