WeWork’s New Leadership Officially Cancels IPO Plans
The move was widely expected after turnover in the company. …
How Do You Live Small? Ask A New Yorker
Space is not cheap when it comes to New York City real estate, so many New Yorkers find that studio apartments are their only option. …
Supermodel Cheryl Tiegs’ Bel-Air showplace is casting for a new owner
The Balinese-inspired estate is listed at $18.5 million. …
A Rare Listing In the Hamptons Offers A Waterfront Compound With Two Houses For $94 Million
Currently for sale on Gin Lane is one of the three most expensive listings for sale in the Hamptons. …
A Month In The Life Of The American Consumer
Day after day people flock to their town plazas and local shopping centers to purchase the goods and services. This can be anything from the weekly grocery trip to apparel shopping to a haircut. Consumption can…
Loretta Swit’s onetime hideaway is restored and ready for duty
The Hollywood Hills West French-inspired house is listed for $4.895 million. …
Greenwich A Place Forever Synonymous With Luxury Lifestyle
Nearly 380 years after its founding, Greenwich remains a place forever synonymous with luxury lifestyle. It’s a place of quiet exclusivity, beautiful vistas and a year-round cultural and arts focus. …
The Home Depot Foundation Goes Back To School
Training in the building trades during high school is the next phase of a $50 million commitment to grow a skilled workforce over 10 years. That roar of approval is from the real estate industry. …
Protect Your Investment Against The Risks Of An Unlicensed Property Manager: A Cautionary Tale
You need to have a set of basic standards for your property manager, including being licensed. …
Playing the real estate game: College athlete bill could mint young millionaires and homebuyers
In the not too distant future, college athletes playing at top-tier schools may be hitting the open houses as hard as they hit the gym. Earlier this month, the State Legislature unanimously passed a bill —…