Month: March 2024

“There’s no place like home,” said Judy Garland in her most famous role as Dorothy in “The Wizard of Oz.” And, just perhaps, she was actually referring to the home in Los Angeles’ exclusive Bel-Air neighborhood she had just had built in 1938 — a year before the film’s release. Now, 86 years after its

Realtors in the Big Apple’s cut-throat housing market are citing the controversy over congestion pricing in their pitch to sell and rent apartments in Manhattan outside zones where the toll will be imposed. Glenn Barnett of Nest Seekers sends out listings with the heading “Avoid Congestion Pricing.” “I do get a better response. People are

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg may have made a hushed exit in the upscale neighborhood of Woodside, California. Reports from the Real Deal suggest that an entity linked to Zuckerberg has swiftly offloaded a “European-inspired estate,” raising eyebrows regarding the tech titan’s clandestine property movements. This would mark the second California property that the social-media mogul

A house on the beach in Nantucket, Massachusetts, was purchased for a stunningly low price in a recent real estate transaction, the Nantucket Current reported. The sale price for the beachfront property, located in the Madaket area, was $600,000, according to the outlet. The transaction went through February. The Nantucket Current, citing the house’s listing broker, Susan

A slice of Times Square’s vast underbelly is quickly becoming one of Midtown’s coolest destinations. Steps from a recently abandoned Duane Reade and a massive, shuttered Sbarro’s at the neighborhood’s northern end, the concourse level of the 50th Street downtown 1 train station is home to a growing cluster of businesses giving Bushwick vibes in

Why have one home when you can have two? The Maple Villas, two newly constructed Hamptons homes, have hit the market, The Post has learned. Located in Montauk, these modern residences offer vistas of the Atlantic Ocean, representing a rare compound opportunity priced at a staggering $38 million. If they sell for that sum, they’d

There’s nothing interesting about interest rates these days — and a recent TikTok video specifically lays out why that is. A couple named Sarah and Teddy purchased a home in Brooklyn back in 2021. Their timing was right, the clip continues, because they’re now grappling with the sobering realization that their once-affordable abode would cost

Anmer Hall, a 19th-century country house in the quaint village of Anmer, England, has long held its place as a cherished retreat within the British Royal Family. However, recent events have thrust this property into the global spotlight, with concerns swirling around the health and whereabouts of Kate Middleton. She shares this residence with Prince

Sixth Avenue has reclaimed its title as Midtown’s No. 1 office-leasing corridor, as measured by the least percentage of vacant space — the latest lead change in the never-ending bragging-rights battle with Park Avenue. Colliers reports that Sixth Avenue’s fourth-quarter occupancy at 11.5% of space available was the lowest of any Midtown corridor and slightly bested

When Hamptons real estate agent Peggy Zabakolas pulled up to her $20 million Watermill listing — Eagle’s Point, a hidden gem situated at the highest elevation in the area — last summer, she caught another broker red-handed. Fellow Nest Seekers agent JB Andreassi, 33, was trying to steal the listing for the seven-acres compound by

He’s hoping to make another splash in the market. A liquor industry bigshot who helped create Grey Goose vodka in the late 1990s — bringing Jägermeister to America before that — is re-listing his lavish Greenwich, Conn. estate for $28.5M, nearly two years after putting it up for sale for $33.5 million. John Frank, 70,

They’re seeing red — not blue. A plan to turn a bucolic part of the Hudson Valley into a Blue Zone — the name given to places around the world known for longer and healthier lives — might sound like an easy win. But residents in the town of Pawling, population 2,000, are fuming over plans

It’s high-five time at Nine West, the near-mythic office tower at 9 W. 57th Street enjoying new life under Stefan Soloviev, the son of late developer Sheldon Solow. The 50-story skyscraper with over 1.6 million square feet behind its famous sloping facade inched closer to 100% occupancy with a newly signed lease with French global

Russell Wilson is apparently dealing with baggage from both of his career divorces. The soon-to-be free agent quarterback and his wife Ciara are trying to sell their $25 million Denver mansion after Wilson was cut by the Broncos on Monday, according to The Daily Mail. Separately, the couple has yet to sell their other home