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Miami price Is Ken Griffin building his own city in Florida?
The Citadel billionaire has the towers, the island and the megayacht dock. Now he’s adding a university, and brokers say the town is being rewired around him.
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Mayor Karen Bass’s office called it “extremely disappointing that the owner of this private property has once again allowed the conditions to disintegrate and neighbors are forced to live near this mess.”
A San Francisco home listed for $7.9M just sold for a whopping $15M
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The house where she lived with her first two husbands, and where she was under surveillance by the CIA, has hit the market for the first time in over 40 years — and for a steal.
Former Olympian accused of squatting in $26K-a-month NYC luxe condo as owners fight to evict her
Owners say the ex-luger overstayed her lease and sank a $6.75 million deal at star-studded 150 Charles Street.
Murder-suicide NJ dad moved family for ‘special-needs’ daughter, then sued realtor over tainted mansion
Court papers reveal the bitter legal war the family fought before the bloodshed.
Manhattan rent smashes record at $6,865 as Brooklyn logs busiest September since 2020
Manhattan’s average rent hit a record $6,865 in September, while Brooklyn saw its strongest September leasing since 2020 amid shrinking inventory.
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Pandemic-era homeowners face $1,000-a-month increase in mortgages as ultra-low rates finally expire
Adjustable-rate loans now make up nearly 11% of new rate locks, the highest share in almost four years.
Desperate buyer paid double the asking price — just to skip bidding war
More than 200 people toured the 1906 Berkeley Craftsman, but one surprise offer took it off market in four days.
Inside the bizarre underground doomsday mansion that just sold for $4.5M — where apocalypse angst meets Sin City excess
A forgotten Cold War-era relic is back in the headlines.
This Vermont getaway has become the East Coast’s most expensive ski town
Stowe, Vermont has emerged as the priciest major ski destination on the East Coast, with a median listing price near $1 million and some homes selling for even more.
‘Sopranos’ star lists longtime NYC penthouse in a converted church for $19M
The E Street Band guitarist paid $6M for the stained-glass duplex in 2008 and first floated it in June for $15 million.
Chrysler Building to be restored, modernized thanks to $235M lease deal with Rockefeller Center owner
The iconic Chrysler Building, Manhattan’s Queen of the Night, will get to wear her illuminated crown for a long time to come.
Mass exodus plot revealed in California’s wealthiest region — it’s just too expensive to stay
Nearly half said they are likely to move out of the Bay Area in the next few years.
Florida condo owners hit with bills up to $320K after $1.6M repair job explodes to $36M
Even the smallest assessment at the complex starts at $135,000.
Patrick Clancy’s Manhattan apartment hits the rental market for $6,550 a month weeks after ex-wife Lindsay’s mistrial
The Midtown East one-bedroom where the Massachusetts dad started over is up for rent at $6,550 a month.
Most Americans want to age at home — but not enough have successfully planned for it
A Northwestern Mutual study shows 73% of Americans want to age at home, but 54% have not financially planned for their long-term care.
East Coast migration to Miami plummets as Florida’s housing costs skyrocket
Soaring expenses have caught would-be movers’ attention, triggering a sharp drop in net migration across the Sunshine State.
California mansion with backyard water park hits the market
An in-ground spa, fire pit, custom stonework and built-in outdoor barbecue round out the backyard setup.
NYC developers shunning entry-level buyers — pushing city’s house prices even higher
Manhattan’s entry-level new condo pipeline is projected to plunge 74%, as rising development costs push builders toward pricier luxury homes.
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