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Listings are stacking up nationwide as pricey mortgages and shaky finances scare off shoppers.

Homebuyers are prioritizing proximity to Costco, with some willing to pay a premium to live near the wholesale giant.

Residents aren't being booted, brokers say, but buyers suddenly hold the cards at the world's most famous address.

Gutted by the city in 2008 and rebuilt over a decade, the 1852 corner home is hosting this year's designer showhouse before it sells.

Homeowners are increasingly being drawn to 3D-printed homes because they don't require heavy maintenance and are uniquely energy efficient.

The nabe has made ultra-wealthy history.

A 5.6% annual gain put the Rust Belt city first among 100 major metros while most big markets sagged.

The Langones scored a $2.75M discount on the brick stable where Muhammad Ali once posed.

The ousted ambassador's taxpayer-funded Kolonaki estate boasts a pool, manicured gardens and a $58,000 basketball court request.

The Frank Lloyd Wright-designed home has hit the market for $2.495 million, seeking just its third owner since 1951.