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The 18th century canvas was one of more than 1,100 pieces collected by Jewish art dealer Jacques Goudstikker by the 1940s.

An Arizona man lost his $475,000 home after $977 in unpaid HOA fees ballooned with legal costs, with the property selling to the HOA for just $8,172.

Will Smith's opulent home in "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" is back for sale following a king-sized price cut of nearly 25%, to $22.95 million.

The values of these shopping centers shot up 13% in the past year alone.

When it was built, it was considered "affordable" housing.

Denver, Dallas and Nashville rounded out the top five, according to Zillow.

Where do New Yorkers go after the rat race is won?

The share of seriously underwater US mortgages is rising, with Minnesota's rate more than quadrupling in a year as homeowner equity erodes.

California regulators say Huntington Beach still must complete required zoning changes despite adopting a new housing plan, putting the coastal city at risk of renewed penalties.

The deal, which included a renewal, raises the firm's presence to 478,000 square feet in the 1.1 million square-foot tower at the bustling corner of Eighth Avenue and West 42nd Street.