Transplants from the East and West Coasts are flocking to Austin for affordable luxury homes—relative to prices back home. And developers are betting that more people will move downtown.
Environmentally friendly features may only generate modest gains when it is time to sell
Low interest rates and loosening credit qualifications are helping young-adult buyers qualify for mortgages—and, in some areas, jumbo loans.
The suspense writer still misses her childhood home—a 1920s Tudor with a scary story
From his Pine Island, Fla., home, novelist Randy Wayne White writes amid the mementos of his life as an outdoorsman, adventurer and globe trotter.
Designed by Frank Gehry, the house sits on 3.3 acres on grounds that include enclosures for a collection of farm animals
The nearly 2-acre property is located between two sandy beaches
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The influential photographer lived at the West Village property in the 1960s.
For an April-themed arrangement, floral designer Lindsey Taylor welcomes the rainy season with a riff on Gerhard Richter’s windshield-wiper-ish painting ‘Bouquet.’
One writer recalls his lifelong love affair with black-and-white checkerboard floors.
Residential real estate is becoming the next frontier for speed-based investing. Math-driven models powered by historical patterns can size up homes and calculate future income in minutes.
A development in suburban New York City will include luxury amenities, even though it will house those who qualify for affordable housing.
A U.S. property-development firm is increasing its bet on Nicaragua, one of several developing countries that are attracting new tourism-industry investors.
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German real-estate business Deutsche Wohnen said its bid to take over Austrian rival Conwert Immobilien Invest has collapsed after it failed to reach the minimum acceptance threshold.
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