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Houston-area condo owners whose homes burned down five years ago are still paying nearly $800 a month in HOA fees as they wait for their units to be rebuilt.

The SoCal city of Lake Elsinore is fully behind the project, the developer told the California Post.

It's been quite a journey to find an ideal owner for Bridgeville.

There is no minimum bid set at auction for this Tuxedo Park property, which could lead to a brutal discount.

Carnegie House's landowners want to raise the annual ground rent from $1.1 million to $6 million.

A wealthy California city is in full revolt after the son of a Putin-aligned Russian oligarch demanded approval to build a gigantic skyscraper in the middle of their quiet suburb.

Realty Check has learned that publicly traded Acadia just closed on the $10 million purchase of the retail co-op at 371-373 Bleecker, home to sportswear apparel brand Redvanly.

The unlucky far-Upstate burg is battling more than its share of challenges.

The third-floor facility at 1501 Broadway will add 17 spaces designed for rehearsals, auditions and training for theatrical artists.

The track promises a mix of technical corners, sweeping sections, and passing opportunities, with drivers divided into sessions based on experience and the type of vehicle they're driving.