Pablo Escobar’s Former Miami Hideout Drops For $15.9 Million
The drug kingpin’s one-time property comes with a secret history and spectacular ocean views. …
Land And Water Conservation Fund Activated By ‘Dingell Act’
Five months after expiration, bipartisanship saved the LWCF. …
Signs Of Spring In Houston’s Housing Market
Mid-priced home sales and home, townhome and condo rentals led Houston’s housing market in February 2019, according to Houston Association of Realtors’ monthly report. …
Eliot Spitzer’s Rental Tower Trio Making A Splash On Brooklyn Waterfront
“We wanted to build something that wasn’t just a rectangle,” the former New York governor said of the development’s unique design. …
Five Ways Estate Agents Are Changing Because Of Tech
The growth of the internet has vastly empowered buyers and sellers, with huge amounts of information now available with just the click of a mouse. But what’s next? How are estate agents continuing to change as…
In An Era Of WeWork, Co-Working Space NeueHouse Sits Above The Fray
Forbes interviewed NeueHouse CEO Josh Wyatt to talk about creativity, design, the gun threat incident at NeueHouse New York, and why he isn’t phased by his “800 pound gorilla” competitors like WeWork and Knotel in the…
This $16.2 Million Estate Is Located At One Of The Most Exclusive Clubs In The World
A 9,174 square foot home located at the Yellowstone Club is on the market for $16.2 million. A private residential club in Big Sky, Montana, Yellowstone Club is one of the most exclusive residential resort-style clubs…
Martha Stewart’s Daughter Lists Custom Three-Level Condo For $53 Million
Martha Stewart’s daughter, Alexis, has listed her $53 million condo she created by combining four different units. …
Martha Stewart’s Daughter Lists $53 Million Custom Three-Level Condo
Martha Stewart’s daughter, Alexis, has listed her $53 million condo she created by combining four different units. …
How To Invest In Multifamily With A Recession Ahead
Apply these principals to your underwriting and market analysis to give yourself the best opportunity to buy at the top of the market and survive, or even thrive, during a downturn. …
Seasons And Real Estate: 13 Things To Consider When Buying Or Selling
What you talk about — and what sells — can vary tremendously between the seasons, region and type of property. …
For Women’s History Month, Meet A Woman Who Is Saving History
The Trustees of Reservations is America’s oldest conservation non-profit. Barbara Erickson, the first woman to head the organization, is growing it by leaps and bounds. …
For Women’s History Month, Meet A Woman Who Is Making History
The Trustees of Reservations is America’s oldest conservation non-profit. Barbara Erickson, the first woman to head the organization, is growing it by leaps and bounds. …
Three Pro-Negotiating Tips That Will Keep Any Real Estate Deal Alive
In this article, I give 3 negotiation tips that prevent real estate deals from dying. …
Women’s Month Chat With Female Partner At New York City Brokerage
Highlyann Krasnow started her career as a broker fresh out of college, with no experience in sales, and worked her way up to being the only female partner at MNS. …
San Diego home sellers are slashing prices
San Diego County had the second-most home price reductions in the nation so far in 2019, said research from real estate website Trulia. Price reductions are more common in the winter months, but San Diego…
One Done, Two To Go As ‘Reimagining Allen Center’ Starts Next Renovation Phase
Allen Center in downtown Houston has been “evolving” the office experience on its campus with a multi-phased renovation project. Brookfield Properties and partners call their project’s approach to changes “holistic.” …
Real Estate Agents Answer: What Should Buyers Look For In A Rental Property?
Here’s how to find a rental property worth buying. …
Parking’s Timely Death – Making Way For More Housing
Changing transportation options and shifting consumer demands are shrinking parking needs. Will the expenses associated to parking be reappropriated for better housing? Take a look at what the future holds. …
As Parking Needs Shrink, How Will That Impact The Future Of Housing Design?
Changing transportation options and shifting consumer demands are shrinking parking needs. Will the expenses associated to parking be reappropriated for better housing? Take a look at what the future holds. …
