Over the past 11 years, no one has sold more townhouses—or more gross dollars of real estate—in Brooklyn Heights than Ravi Kantha. In a new video series following a day in the... Read more »
Some homes are designed to impress. The best ones are designed around the way you actually want to live. The Rylie at 8806 Bartlett Road is a proposed custom residence set on... Read more »
While the housing crunch and stubbornly high interest rates are putting homes out of reach for many, those with the means are willing to plunk down millions for a condo dedicated to... Read more »
Famous for its music scene, Nashville, TN, is now attracting corporate high earners willing to pay a premium for branded luxury in a walkable, retail-friendly neighborhood. “I call it ‘stealth wealth,'” says... Read more »
If you don’t shift how you talk about value, you’ll price a legacy property like a nice house, and you’ll leave money on the table, Lindsey Harn writes. I sat in on... Read more »
A three-year-old luxury building on the Upper West Side closed on eight units in July, making it the top selling development in Manhattan for the month. The 131-unit condominium is situated between... Read more »
The Rebecca Francis Team is proud to present this exceptional estate, represented by Jonny Hrab. Luxury meets convenience with maintenance-free living in the prestigious gated 55+ community of The Cottages at Old... Read more »
“Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles” star Tracy Tutor is adding to her résumé—this time branching beyond real estate to the heady world of reality TV drama by joining the cast of “The... Read more »
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent recently declared the K-shaped economy “over.” But new data shows the divide remains deeply entrenched in housing—showing up before a sale ever happens, in who is still shopping.... Read more »
Developer Carlos Rosso remembers growing up in Buenos Aires, Brazil—and the particular feel of the city which, much like New York, is based around walkability, street retail, cafes, and people watching. But... Read more »