Realty Success Kit

In California’s real estate market, a slowdown in home construction is sending ripples of concern through the industry. With fewer homes being built, experts warn that the already sky-high housing prices could skyrocket further due to limited supply, exacerbating the state’s affordability crisis. Ken Kahan, the president of California Landmark Group, known for his luxury

In a celestial spectacle that will turn eyes towards the heavens, Monday’s solar eclipse has transformed Indianapolis into a bustling hub of anticipation. With the rare phenomenon set to cast its minutes-long shadow over the city in the path of totality, Indianapolis isn’t just preparing for a natural event — it’s shutting down entirely to

A California abode that’s remained frozen in architectural amber has found a new owner.  This January, for the first time in its six-plus decades of existence, a perfectly preserved time capsule of a property in Palm Springs hit the public sales market, seeking $8.75 million. Now, less than three months after listing, the midcentury-modern gem

A home on one of the only private streets in Manhattan has just hit the market.  On the far west side of Manhattan, on a block that defies the street grid and most New York City real estate, several stately houses sit behind gates that show an address of 687 Greenwich St. This is Greenwich

A wealthy pair who spent years turning two Upper West Side townhouses into a mega-mansion — making enemies with their neighbors — have now listed the lavish home for $85 million. Paris-based businessman Pierre Bastid and his wife, jazz singer Malou Beauvoir, bought 48 and 50 W. 69th St., between Columbus Avenue and Central Park

The Downtown office market is in even worse shape than widely reported data indicate, according to several major dealmakers. One of them, an industry legend not given to doom-and-gloom scenarios, told us that huge amounts of space are quietly up for sublease even at the World Trade Center and Brookfield Place – Lower Manhattan’s best-performing

Sean “Diddy” Combs owes nearly $100 million in mortgage payments on a trio of mansions in Los Angeles and Miami that were raided by federal agents this week, according to a report. The embattled rapper took out eight bank loans, totaling a whopping $140 million, to pay for the sprawling properties, the Daily Mail reported.

Glades County is one of Florida’s sparsest locales, a rural expanse with 12,000 residents, two firefighters and no major grocery store.  It’s there that Jeff Akerman is springing to life a religious Jewish community of 1,300 homes — the next Williamsburg, Brooklyn, but on Lake Okeechobee. The novel project — planned with two synagogues and

Four major retail landlords are suing the city to lower their property taxes, which they say are unfairly based on their pre-pandemic rents. According to the suit first reported by the Real Deal, owners of prime retail condos on Fifth Avenue and East 59th Street claim their property taxes are “grossly overassessed” because they’re based

Wall Street South execs are moving north — but only a few miles. And they’re not alone, as many house hunters on this end of Florida look to the under-the-radar Palm Beach Gardens — just 12 miles north of Palm Beach, which offers more space and less of a hustle. As The Post reported in

DJ Khaled’s former South Florida mansion is hitting the market for $16.39 million — and much of his furnishings, including three 14-karat gold chandeliers with Swarovski crystals and his sneaker shrine, are part of the deal. The Aventura home, at 3914 Island Estates, includes the music producer’s famed 500-plus sneaker collection room, with its “WETHEBEST”

An affordable shelter in the land of pastel polos and big bleach-blonde blow outs? Go fish. But for home hunters dead set on targeting pecunious Palm Beach, there is some relief in sight. “We’ve had this frenzy of prices more than doubling over the last four years,” said Jonathan Miller, CEO of appraisal firm Miller

Face it, leasing activity is less than overwhelming these days. So the heavy-hitters at CBRE took advantage of the lull to give the 8.2 million New Yorkers what everyone was clamoring for: Yes! More of CBRE’s “Real Estate Capital of the World” banners. And with a fresh new look! Some 150 green and white banners now hang along and

The fun-factor train keeps on chugging along at the city’s premier office buildings as landlords struggle to arrest an alarming increase in vacancies, which now top 20% overall. The Post reported last week that landlords have introduced unprecedented numbers and varieties of amenities that are exclusively for tenants’ use — a strong inducement both for luring

New York City is drowning in unpaid water bills — and Manhattan’s boutique Hotel Hayden leads the pack. Since the pandemic, the number of accounts that have failed to pay their water bills has increased significantly, and now the city is clamping down. In a news conference this week, the city’s Department of Environmental Protection,