The leading team at Douglas Elliman has launched sales at the recently renovated Renaissance-Revival building, which includes 10 one- to three-bedroom units, Inman has exclusively learned. One of the penthouses is already under contract. Continue reading
Senate Bill 264 goes into effect in July. It might not have a big impact on the buying power of foreign citizens, but the ripple effects of the law’s suggestively biased tone may set a precedent. Continue reading
The home in Studio City was renovated by HGTV in 2019 and has since been used in a number of the network’s specials and series. Now one lucky buyer will be able to keep a piece of television history. Continue reading
Working with professional athletes can be both exciting and challenging, but it’s an incredibly rewarding experience, according to Atlanta agent Chad Carrodus. Continue reading
Meet McKenzie Ryan. From her Olympic training days to her passion for the NYC skyline to what’s going down on Season 2 of “Kendra Sells Hollywood,” Inman sat down with Ryan to get the Real Tea on everything. Continue reading
Stay, go or go back? When you’re not content with your real estate brokerage, it can be tough to make the choice. Here, The Agency’s Farah Levi gives guidance on things to consider before making a major move. Continue reading
Eagle Mountain, which operated an iron mine for over three decades and has largely been abandoned since the late ’80s, has been sold to a mysterious company for unknown future use. Continue reading
Doug Brown brings nearly seven years of experience as vice president and senior vice president of Douglas Elliman Development Marketing to his new role in the team as new development specialist. Continue reading
The new company’s website will help homebuyers and sellers find beachfront, beach-view and beach-access homes easier with more than 68,000 coastal properties across 14 states from Texas to New Hampshire, according to the company. Continue reading
The property purchased by the celebrity power couple on Pacific Coast Highway encompasses nearly six acres of land and was designed by acclaimed Japanese architect Tadao Ando and sold by son of famous soap opera creators Bill Bell and Lee Phillip Bell. Continue reading