Neoclassical-style townhouse in Manhattan sells for $57M
The sale is just the latest in a number of high-end townhouse transactions in the city in recent months, following on the heels of two other $50 million townhouse deals. Continue reading
The sale is just the latest in a number of high-end townhouse transactions in the city in recent months, following on the heels of two other $50 million townhouse deals. Continue reading
When city or county restrictions are cramping their styles above ground, luxury homeowners are taking matters into their own hands and building out the basements of their wildest dreams. Continue reading
The house at 75½ Bedford Street, known for being the former home of Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Edna St. Vincent Millay and for measuring just 9-feet-6-inches wide, is under contract. Continue reading
The Jackson Hole Ranch is a 233-acre wilderness of unparalleled beauty that presented a host of challenges when creating a listing strategy. Find out how Jackson Hole, Wyoming agent Latham Jenkins engaged his marketing expertise, media outreach and pro… Continue reading
The brokerage unveiled its modern new logo at its National Agents Summit last week in Birmingham, Alabama, and announced Mike Goins of Lake Conroe, Texas, as Agent of the Year. Continue reading
A challenging market is exactly where real estate agents provide the most value, writes The Agency’s David Walker. Here’s how to become stronger as the market gets harder. Continue reading
Located in La Jolla, the office marks the company’s 63rd location overall and 21st office in the state of California. Continue reading
Billionaire media mogul Byron Allen has purchased a Malibu estate for $100 million, making the deal the most an African American buyer has ever paid for a home in the U.S. Continue reading
From dealing with co-op boards to undoing prior upgrades that weren’t up to code, these are the unique challenges luxury agents said can come up with a penthouse transaction. Continue reading
Heatherwood Communities LLC received tax exemptions on two of their rental properties in Queens and Brooklyn, but failed to pay the buildings’ service employees wages and benefits for over two years. Continue reading