Real Estate

On Nov. 5, Dale Moss proposed to “The Bachelorette” star Clare Crawley. It was just the fourth episode of the 16th season of ABC’s hit show, but who’s counting? Moss, a former NFL wide receiver and ex-Wilhelmina model, was then spotted house hunting with his broker, fellow reality TV star Ryan Serhant, of “Million Dollar

Apparently Zillow co-founder and former CEO Spencer Rascoff likes L.A.’s Brentwood neighborhood. Four years after settling into his $20 million Brentwood Park mansion, the tech guru has expanded his holdings, buying another house just one block away. Records reveal the 45-year-old Harvard alum wanted the second place quite badly — he paid $5.7 million, or

Irving Berlin was the undisputed king of Tin Pan Alley. Over his career — which lasted from 1907 well into the 1960s — he composed roughly 1,250 iconic toe-tappers, 25 of which were No. 1 pop-chart smashes. Although he was a self-taught musician, his hits “White Christmas,” “Puttin’ on the Ritz” and “God Bless America”

At the chaotic onset of the Covid pandemic, art world heavy hitter Rashid Johnson decamped New York City for his home in the Hamptons, according to a recent profile in Architectural Digest. However, it looks like the multidisciplinary conceptual artist, whose energetic 2016 work “Color Men” sold at auction a few years ago for half-a-million

Art imitates life, and actor Cole Hauser — most recently known for his role as ranch hand Rip Wheeler on “Yellowstone” — has listed his actual ranch for $4.25 million. The Los Angeles Times reports that Hauser, also known for his roles in “Dazed and Confused” and “Good Will Hunting,” has owned this Agoura Hills,

The Los Angeles neighborhood of Encino has always been upscale, but the area’s dramatic transformation from red-headed stepchild of SoCal’s luxury markets to favored playground of the rich and mega-famous in recent years has been nothing short of remarkable. The latest celebrity to join the flock is songstress and occasionally controversial influencer Madison Beer, who

This glamorous Upper East Side penthouse, formerly owned by Broadway producer and socialite Terry Allen Kramer, is back on the market with a dramatic $13 million price chop. The 6,241-square-foot penthouse at 15 E. 69th St. asked $45 million last year. It’s now asking $32 million with a different brokerage firm. Kramer, heir to the

Poker champ Antonio Esfandiari has aced a 6,000 square foot, 5-bedroom, 6-bathroom new construction in Venice, Calif. raising a hand of just under $5.4 million for the purchase. Esfandiari, 41, an Iranian-born, Silicon Valley-bred former magician, has conjured a sleek and contemporary white stucco home. With a light wood garage and front doors, limestone stacked

Times are tough for movie mogul Jeffrey Katzenberg. In October, he had to shut down his video app Quibi after just six months — blowing $1.75 billion from investors. Now, he’s downsizing his house. Katzenberg and wife Marilyn plunked down $26.7 million for a new home in Beverly Hills this week, real estate voyeur Dirt.com

After selling his custom-built Montecito compound for $44.5 million last month, Rob Lowe is reinvesting his profits back into real estate. Two weeks ago, he bought a $3.75 million contemporary home in Beverly Hills, and now the “Parks and Rec” star has picked something new in Montecito, too — a $5.2 million fixer-upper that’s a

Here’s your chance to live like American royalty. A massive 19th-century manor in the Berkshires that remained in the Vanderbilt family up until 2012 has hit the market for the princely sum of $12.5 million. Known as Elm Court, the estate is so large that it straddles two Massachusetts towns — running 86 acres in

This 6,165-square-foot structure has all of the features you’d expect from a house designed by renowned midcentury architect John Lautner: profuse amounts of wood, unusual forms and angles, dramatic design —  except, of course, for the fact that it’s located more than 3,000 miles north of his usual Californian haunts, in the blustery Alaskan city

Quarantined in her small Greenpoint walk-up, Gina Martinelli, 33, went a bit stir crazy. “Like everyone else I was in my apartment constantly,” she recalled. “I felt trapped, like I was just constantly within these four walls.” Martinelli couldn’t cure the coronavirus, but she could change her surroundings. At the end of September, she moved

You know it as a midcentury modern mecca and major center for art and culture. But Palm Springs, Calif., has a long history that stretches back beyond the 1940s and 1950s — all the way to pre-colonial times, when a Native American tribe inhabited the area hundreds of years before the arrival of Europeans in

Sean Connery, who recently died at 90, once owned this epic estate in Cap de Nice, France. The legendary James Bond actor — and former nude model — enjoyed two pools, a full gym and breathtaking French Riviera views at this cliffside property recently listed for $33.87 million, according to Top Ten Real Estate Deals.

2020 may be an abomination, but it’s not a total write-off. At the very least, TV gods have gifted audiences with plenty of new series to distract from the devastation, chaos and tragedy this most recent trip around the sun has brought. Though not all critic favorites, “Perry Mason,” “Ratched,” “Emily in Paris,” “Upload,” “Hollywood,”

A billionaire’s yearlong build-out of his $59 million penthouse is becoming the stuff of real estate legend in Chelsea. Private equity guru Robert F. Smith and his Playboy model wife, Hope Dworaczyk, have had builders working on their Getty building pad for so long that it led one Page Six spy to sniff, “I guess even

The 1970s are, perhaps unfairly, oft derided when it comes to style. Modern sensibilities say the decade took a deep dive into the Mariana Trench of bad taste where interior décor is concerned. Linoleum floors, avocado tiles, fake wood paneling, lava lamps, shag carpets and statement stone fireplaces populated the disco wonderland of design debacles

There’s a livelier new vibe at 299 Park Ave., Fisher Brothers’ 44-story office tower between East 48th and 49th streets. The new look reflects renewed energy up and down the iconic commercial corridor from East 40th to East 59th street following several years of decline. As part of a just-completed $20 million capital-upgrades program, 299

The arrival of social media has changed the very nature of celebrity; today, believe it our not, Instagram and Tik Tok clout is the highest form of advertising currency. Young consumers have always tended to distrust major corporations, but it’s only recently that marketers have pivoted to target the all-important Gen-Z and millennial demographics through

As people look for housing with more space, lumber prices are increasing. In September, softwood lumber prices rose 28.6% (seasonally adjusted), according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics’ Producer Price Index. This represented the fourth consecutive month-over-month increase. Shortages related to the pandemic and the Western fires contributed to this decline, as did an increase

At the stroke of midnight on Halloween, the gavel will fall on a haunted castle in upstate New York. The starting bid: just $25,000. That sounds like a steal for an approximately 7,000-square-foot mansion in the Finger Lakes that features three stories (including an extremely spooky basement), four fireplaces, a separate carriage house, a turret,

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It’s no secret that the rich and famous are abandoning New York City in droves, pursuing greener, less crowded pastures elsewhere in the country. The latest celebrity to join the Manhattan exodus is attorney, television news personality and Republican Party darling Kimberly Guilfoyle — n Donald Trump advisor and current flame of Donald Trump Jr.

MIAMI—Developers of mixed-use communities across the country have had to get extra creative in order to engage residents and visitors in a safe way as COVID-19 concerns continue. Those ideas have ranged from expanded outdoor dining to new amenities, and according to a source, we might even see holiday activities and performances popping up in

Despite the pandemic, interest still remains for new construction, especially in the warehouse/logistics sector. As the construction industry recovers from the initial impact of the pandemic, project volume is trending upward. There is still a market for new construction, especially in the warehouse/logistics sector, as well as a demand for large-scale renovations as investors seek

“What did I expect?” asked Lorraine Bracco in the intro to “My Big Italian Adventure,” which premieres Friday, Oct. 30, on HGTV. The reality show follows the 66-year-old, Brooklyn-born “Goodfellas” and “Sopranos” actress as she renovates an ostensible dream home she purchased in idyllic Sicily, the birthplace of her grandparents, for the nominal sum of

People often gripe that Los Angeles has no history. But scratch the surface even slightly and you’ll find all evidence to the contrary. Case in point – tucked away on East Mariposa Street in the heart of Altadena sits an extraordinary Queen Anne Victorian originally built in 1887 for Andrew McNally, co-founder of the Rand

BEVERLY HILLS, CA—Kennedy Wilson revealed that it has acquired 880 units across three multifamily properties in an off-market transaction for $198 million. The communities expand Kennedy Wilson’s multifamily portfolio focused on institutional-quality, garden-style apartment properties in rapidly growing markets across the western United States. According to a prepared statement, the company’s value-add asset management plans

As the pandemic crunches schools’ budgets around the country, their real estate holdings may be a key to unlocking liquidity and reducing occupancy costs. “The pandemic is fast-forwarding business models that were already pivoting to take into account declining enrollments, reductions in state funding, higher debt loads and more distance learning,” stated Andy Graiser, co-president