Shoe mogul Bob Campbell’s mansion sells for $19.9 million, a Boca Raton record
A waterfront home with four infinity pools owned by late shoe mogul Bob Campbell has sold for $19.9 million in Boca Raton, Fla., setting a price record….
Architecture Has A Diversity Issue
Black female architects are severely underrepresented in the field of architecture, and while programs have been initiated to address that imbalance much more needs to be done. …
Real Estate Startup Habi’s $100 Million Funding Round Among Largest Raised By A Female CEO In Latin America
The startup will use the funds to expand from Colombia into Mexico, though experts say it could face bumpy revenue streams. …
Homes Built In Seven Minutes Overseas; Innovation That’s Needed Here And Now
Innovation is desperately needed in the US housing industry, like this home built in seven minutes. It’s time to look at what is happening around the world and in other industries to adopt and adapt to…
Inside J. Lo And Ben Affleck’s $17.5 Million Miami Hideaway
Take a look inside Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck’s summer home with help from the man who rebuilt the waterfront mansion. …
Look What $46 Million Can Buy: The Most Expensive Home For Sale In San Francisco
The residence demonstrates the best of modern California architecture. …
Look At What $46 Million Can Buy: The Most Expensive Home For Sale In San Francisco
The residence demonstrates the best of modern California architecture. …
Norman Reedus and Diane Kruger seek $9.25 million for their Hollywood Hills castle
‘Walking Dead’ star Norman Reedus and ‘National Treasure’ actress Diane Kruger are asking $9.25 million for a castle-like home in Hollywood Hills….
Inside the Historic Feusier Octagon House
In 1848, New York phrenologist Orson S. Fowler published a book titled “The Octagon House, A Home for All,” in which he argued that compared to their four-sided cousins, eight-sided homes were healthier—with plentiful windows and…
Housing Market Outlook: It’s A Seller’s Market, But Buyers Still Have Options
An incredibly low supply of available homes has persisted throughout the U.S. and historically low mortgage rates continue to encourage new potential buyers to enter the market – despite the competition. …