David Parnes of the Agency on a 1-in-a-million tear-down opportunity
“Million Dollar Listing” star David Parnes shared with Inman a deal involving a buyer who paid over $30 million to raze an L.A. mansion. Continue reading
“Million Dollar Listing” star David Parnes shared with Inman a deal involving a buyer who paid over $30 million to raze an L.A. mansion. Continue reading
The new offices will build on the brand’s existing presence in those states, in Nashville and Jackson Hole. Continue reading
Confidence is key if you’re in the business of buying and selling real estate, and it’s especially crucial if you’re trying to break into the high-end market. That said, there are other factors that will help you get your foot in the door. Here are a few. Continue reading
Pacaso, the fast-growing platform facilitating co-ownership in vacation homes, announced its expansion into the ski community of Park City, Utah. Continue reading
Tami Pardee and Aaron Kirman are two of luxury real estate’s top producers, and they are sharing their success secrets on how to navigate tricky conversations, get your sellers to price the home right, and manage expectations with your clients througho… Continue reading
The Central Park Tower in Manhattan was completed earlier this year, but vacancy stands at a paltry 85 percent. Continue reading
After four short months, the 5,067-square-foot lower penthouse unit of Arte by Antonio Citterio in Miami is returning to market — and once again, cryptocurrency bids are accepted. Continue reading
SparkOffer is an open-offer model for buying homes, run by the listing agent to help market sellers’ homes. It can especially benefit agents with unique luxury listings, investment properties, land and other real estate that doesn’t earn a lot of atten… Continue reading
The penthouse unit of 53 West 53, also known as the glass skyscraper above New York’s Museum of Modern Art, has a new owner. Continue reading
In 2020, nearly half of homesellers were classified as baby boomers or the silent generation, but through the next year, a whopping 80 percent of luxury sellers will be millennials and Gen Xers. Continue reading