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The nearly 1,000-square-foot two-bedroom at 801 South St. has sweeping views of the surrounding mountains.

Multimillionaire twin real estate agents Oren and Alon Alexander and their older brother Tal have been arrested, Manhattan federal prosecutors said Wednesday -- after several women accused them of s ...

A bevy of new buildings by high-end hospitality groups are rising for buyers who live to eat.

Available floors quickly are gobbled up before data-trackers even know about it, not only at newly constructed "trophy" towers but at sound older locations as well.

Living above a storefront has its advantages--you can wake up and stroll downstairs to your closest coffee shop, or you could even make a quick stop for much-needed supplies.

The housing market might be squeezed by high mortgage rate -- but in 2025, expect to see explosive sales growth in some cities, particularly in the Sun Belt.

These affordable options may no longer be quite the bargain they once were, according to a new study by LendingTree.

Moroccan in its inspiration and never completed, 1320 Meadow Lane has found a buyer after several years of price cuts.

The three-bedroom, 2-bathroom corner residence at 166 Perry St. is now asking $3.29 million -- down from its $4.2 million listing price in June.

Brokers say that smart money has no need for fear: secure luxury-market properties abound -- if you know where to look.