What’s happening in today’s luxury real estate market?

A luxury real estate broker shares his take on the market, what he’s seeing in his neck of the woods, plus how he’s pivoting his focus to get more sellers. Continue reading

Legendary Hamptons property auctioned off for debt repayment

Once listed for as much as $140 million, the estate known as Briar Patch that had belonged to education entrepreneur Chris Whittle, was auctioned off for $700,000 plus $6 million in debt accrued by Whittle. Continue reading

David Bowie’s NYC pad sells after less than a month on the market

The late pop rock icon bought the four-bedroom SoHo condo for $3.81 million in 1999. It sold earlier this month for $16.8 million. Continue reading

House from ‘Meet the Parents’ lists for $2.3M — including indoor pool

The home, which features prominently in several scenes from the 2000 film “Meet the Parents,” sits on more than 2 acres on Long Island. Continue reading

Miami building tragedy may change condo market forever, agents say

The seemingly unprompted disaster has left many wondering what other secrets buildings may be hiding beneath the surface that could later lead to calamity. Continue reading

A Hamptons spec home has it all — including a million-dollar television

Developed by Yale Fishman of Hamptons Luxury Estates, 63 Duck Pond Lane in Southampton was finished on July 1 and listed shortly thereafter. Continue reading

Connecticut home where Mark Twain spent last years hits market

The Redding, Connecticut, estate Samuel Langhorne Clemens purchased in 1908 is now listed for $4.2 million. Continue reading

$10M in sales from Instagram: Steal from this agent’s playbook

Whether you’re brand new to Instagram or have been using it a while, if you adopt North Carolina agent Heidi Harris’ steps for yourself, you’ll grow your number of followers, and your business will grow along with it. Continue reading

Suburban condo conundrum: Sales soar as buyers hunt for elusive deals

The idea that the city is for condos and the suburbs are for homes is not reflective of a market in which suburban condo sales — and prices — are soaring. Continue reading