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This 39 Pearl St. lair has more than just musical history -- but also one tied to the paint industry, too.

State and local governments are adopting their own versions of taxes on high-end second homes to gin up revenue -- but not everyone likes the gold rush.

Since the coronavirus pandemic, leasing volumes have surged to levels not seen in years, according to new data from Colliers.

In posh Montecito, the listing comes at a time when Santa Barbara-area property continues to draw luxury buyers seeking privacy and sweeping ocean views.

At a time when millions of would-be homebuyers are locked out of the market, a select group of homeowners is claiming a huge tax break--for second homes.

The Hollywood legend was opting for a property designed to provide privacy and peace of mind, according to sources.

It's not just athletes who will be competing for gold in the 2028 summer games.

If you have $10 or $70 million to spare, now is a great time to dust off those cowboy boots.

Sixteen creative and media companies have moved to Hudson Square since Google and Disney gobbled up more than a combined 4 million square feet last year and in 2025.

Lulu Simon previously lashed out at Richard Gere for selling her childhood home to real estate developers.