Real Estate

The National Association of Realtors is grappling with more turmoil in its top leadership ranks just over two months after the trade group’s CEO stepped down well before his planned retirement. The Chicago-based organization said Monday that NAR president Tracy Kasper has resigned, effective immediately, and is being succeeded by the trade group’s president-elect, Kevin
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Although Fifth Avenue in Midtown reigns as the world’s priciest-to-rent shopping corridor with sidewalk-level stores charging $2,000 per square foot, according to Cushman & Wakefield, there soon might not be anywhere left to rent. That’s because retailers are rapidly buying the buildings that are home to their glamorous stores. It happened again this week with news
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Joan Rivers’ iconic New York City penthouse, which she staunchly believed was haunted, has been pulled from the market after nearly three years without finding a buyer, The Post has learned. This decision follows a jaw-dropping $3.5 million price cut four months ago, signaling a struggle to entice potential purchasers into this opulent Versailles-inspired penthouse.
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The Biden family’s annual St. Croix vacation has stirred controversy as the villa they’re staying in, valued at $3 million, has been publicly listed on Airbnb — leveraging the president’s own name to attract renters. The private seaside haven known as the Two Palms Villa, where the Bidens are currently staying to ring in 2024,
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A disturbing revelation has emerged from a recent study published in the esteemed journal Social Science & Medicine: a grim correlation between unaffordable housing costs and premature death. Researchers from Princeton University, in collaboration with the US Census Bureau’s Center for Economics Studies, uncovered the startling trend that sheds light on the life-threatening consequences of
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In a subtle move, Nikki Haley, currently vying for the Republican presidential ticket and trailing former President Donald Trump in recent primary polls, quietly spent $2.4 million for a waterfront estate on Kiawah Island, South Carolina. The 51-year-old political figure, previously the US ambassador to the United Nations, procured the residence in October 2019, following
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The Upper West Side townhouse where young Macaulay Culkin defended himself against the “sticky bandits” in “Home Alone 2: Lost in New York” is on sale for $6.7 million.  The four-bedroom, five-bathroom abode at 51 West 95th St. has been on the market for nine months – even after the sellers dropped the price from
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After nearly a year on the market and no takers for sale, Savannah Guthrie has instead rented out her downtown Manhattan residence, The Post has learned. The “Today” anchor host initially listed her four-bedroom, four-bathroom Tribeca apartment back in January for $7.1 million. Eight months later, in September, the 3,735-square-foot home received a $600,000 price
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One real estate investor is bearing witness to the start of the industry’s “greatest” correction he’s ever seen.  “I just want to say that we’re entering the greatest real estate correction in my lifetime,” private equity fund manager Grant Cardone told “FOX & Friends” on Thursday while discussing the state of the industry. “It’s [real estate correction]
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In a league where posh residences dominate players’ lifestyles, the Giants’ newfound sensation Tommy DeVito has chosen a different route, opting to remain rooted in the only place he’s ever called home. The 25-year-old quarterback, who recently clinched a thrilling victory against the Packers, still resides with his parents in the modest 2,300-square-foot Cedar Grove,
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Eighty-year-old billionaire, Nicolas Puech, scion of the iconic fashion dynasty Hermès, is allegedly orchestrating a staggering succession saga that involves adopting his 51-year-old gardener. Puech, unmarried and without children, plans to legally designate his “former gardener and handyman” from a “modest Moroccan family” as his rightful heir, as reported by the Swiss publication Tribune de
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The Fried, Frank annual holiday party at Cipriani 42nd Street is the one by which other real estate soirees  are judged — and the best informal barometer of the industry’s mood. The bash returned in full force on Dec. 5 after three years of Covid-influenced shrinkage. Law firm real estate chairman Jon Mechanic, the ever-ebullient
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