Real Estate

Mary Tyler Moore’s eight-figure home in Greenwich, Connecticut is still looking for a buyer. The asking price for the late actress’s 13,800-square-foot mansion currently stands at $16.9 million.

New Hope, Pennsylvania, is becoming a new celebrity hot spot due to its "peaceful and private lifestyle," real estate expert says. Gigi Hadid and Bradley Cooper have both bought homes in the tiny town in recent years.

The Agency founder and CEO Mauricio Umansky told FOX Business about the trends he expects to see in the real estate market in 2025. In particular, he sees more movement in the market.

Miami’s barrier islands are home to swathes of tall luxury buildings, and, according to a study recently published in Earth and Space Science, about three dozen are sinking.

A new analysis shows which areas of the U.S. were the hottest markets for luxury vacation homes last year – and some of the changes might be surprising.

Century 21 Real Estate CEO provides analysis of the latest mortgage rate data as homebuyers continue to struggle with affordability problems.

The Trump Organization is eying a potential deal to reclaim the Old Post Office building in Washington, D.C., from the Waldorf-Astoria brand.

Brothers Tal and Oren Alexander were arrested this week on sex trafficking charges. So, who are the luxury real estate brokers who built fame from their business in Miami and New York?

Real estate agents Tal and Oren Alexander have been arrested along with their brother, Alon, in Miami, following sexual assault allegations against all three.

Realtor.com's 2025 housing forecast predicts which major metro areas will have the hottest housing markets based on a combination of projected home prices and sales.

A massive Wyoming ranch labeled “Little Yellowstone" recently went up for sale with an $85 million price tag. The same family has held the ranch for nearly 130 years.

The National Association of Realtors' annual Migration Trends study for 2024 shows Americans are flocking toward Southern states, and it is not because of the weather.

A drop in mortgage rates for the first time in two months has sparked a surge in home purchase applications, breathing new life into the stagnant housing market.

The family of California Gov. Gavin Newsom acquired a multi-million-dollar home in a Marin County transaction early in the month. The move was first reported by local media outlets.

Barbara Corcoran says real estate will "go ballistic" if rates hit 5%. But if they go up, it could fuel "terrible" things for the market and slow down the U.S. economy.