Real Estate

Pharrell Williams has unloaded his glass-covered Beverly Hills, Calif. mansion for $14 million, resulting in a $1.6 million loss for the artist.

The actress and singer closed a sale on the three-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bathroom bungalow that spanned just under 3,500 square feet for an easily bankable $2.368 million.

San Francisco, one of the country’s most expensive real estate markets, saw the largest drop in rent prices since records were kept, according to a report.

It is very important to include a physical-inspection contingency so that you are going into the transaction with your eyes wide open.

A weaker U.S. dollar likely won’t give Manhattan real estate its usual boost after the New York borough emerges from its COVID-19 lockdowns. 

How Netflix's "Get Organized With The Home Edit" and "Tidying Up With Marie Kondo" are boosting demand for storage supplies.

The pandemic has aggravated the housing market’s longstanding lack of supply, creating a historic shortage of homes for sale.

Owning a home will always be a key part of the American Dream – pandemic or not.

Lenders and consumer groups said the number of past-due mortgages that aren’t in forbearance could grow as several million people who are in forbearance reach the six-month point of their plans by the end of October.

Lorraine Bracco is renovating a centuries-old home she bought in Sicily, Italy for just one euro and documenting the process on her new HGTV series, "My Big Italian Adventure."

If you own a beautiful flat piece of land, a bright home with a great floor plan, a home in mint condition on a great street or a home that would be suitable for every lifestyle, you have got it in the palm of your hand.

Earlier this week, SmartAsset found which states are the best and worst for homeowners this year.

New York City’s resident vacancy is at a record level that will continue to increase as leases roll over,” said Peebles Corporation CEO Don Peebles, giving his outlook for the New York City housing market.

Manhattan rental listings were up 14.5% from a year ago as coronavirus caused New Yorkers to flee.