Real Estate

Chef Nancy Fuller is known for her great taste — and it extends to real estate. The Food Network star of “Farmhouse Rules,” Fuller has filmed the popular show from the kitchen of her fully restored, pre-revolutionary Dutch farmhouse that dates to 1766. Fuller tells Gimme she loves the Dutch colonial home — and loved

One castle, going relatively cheap. A stately home just nine miles north of Brussels has hit the market for an undisclosed sum somewhere between $8.03 million and $10.71 million, its current owner, venture capitalist Benjamin Van Oudenhove, told Mansion Global.  Currently the property is defined by an 120-year-old edifice named Castle Overschie, but the estate

For anyone in search of a summer vacation without the crowds, there’s a private island paradise — 3,700 miles from the nearest continent — in search of renters with money to burn. Adrift in the Pacific Ocean more than 600 miles from already remote Tahiti, the French Polynesian island of Nukutepipi is on offer for slightly

A Malibu manse with a star-studded resident history is looking for a new owner.  Located atop a bluff overlooking the Pacific Ocean, this palatial compound hit the market late last month for a cool $34.995 million.  Known as the Carbon Canyon Estate, the Mediterranean-inspired, 11,622-square-foot abode is set on 3.25 private acres and offers a

This far out address is looking for a new owner. In Millbrook, New York, a sprawling retreat once home to Harvard professor-turned-psychedelic superfan Timothy Leary has hit the market for $65 million — a potential record-breaker for the rapidly gentrifying Hudson Valley. The approximately 2,000-acre spread, known as the Hitchcock Estate, dates back to the 1800s

Marilyn Monroe’s former Los Angeles home will not be listed for sale — despite a historic ruling that declared the property a historic cultural monument this week. The current owners of the late Hollywood icon’s sprawling pad — a wealthy real estate heiress and reality TV producer husband — have no plans to sell the

An opulent relic from a bygone era has listed for sale.  Less than a block from Central Park on the Upper East Side, a 123-year-old limestone Beaux Arts manor is seeking a new owner — one with $65 million to spare, Robb Report first reported. Constructed in 1901 for the financier and philanthropist Elias Aisel

She’s Shayk-ing it off. Russian fashion model Irina Shayk is moving on — from her understated Manhattan home. Bradley Cooper’s baby mama, 38, has put her three-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath West Village apartment on the market for $4.2 million, Realtor.com first reported.  The open format living and dining area at Shayk’s West Village condo, on the market for

Hail to the cha-ching. President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden treated their various Delaware real estate holdings like a personal ATM for years, taking out several mortgages and refinancing a whopping 35 times, according to a report. The couple, said to boast a net worth of $10 million, allegedly borrowed $6 million on

Ever dream of living in Tony Soprano’s world? Now’s your chance. A TV-famous house in Newark — where the fictional mob boss on HBO’s “The Sopranos” dug up the yard in a vain attempt to retrieve $40,000 — is up for grabs. And it’s all yours for just $579,900. This Essex County property was a star

The Spiral has been a favorite Realty Check subject since we first reported Pfizer would anchor the Tishman Speyer tower back in August 2017. Its strong pulling power — enhanced by its top-floor ZO Clubhouse amenity center  with an open-air terrace — subsequently lured HSBC, Debevoise & Plimpton and Alliance Bernstein among other marquee-name tenants.

The move may take a while. A home in a ritzy San Francisco neighborhood, which usually sees property sell for millions, hit the market for a head-scratching price — but prospective owners won’t be allowed to move in for nearly 30 years. The property, which is located two blocks from the city’s northern shore, was

High home prices and stubborn mortgage rates make the current housing market seemingly difficult to navigate—particularly for underserved populations. Several grim numbers tell the story: The gap between Black and white homeownership is worse today than in 1968, when the Fair Housing Act was passed. Lower-income families are 22% more likely to be denied a home

Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt just offloaded his sprawling Silicon Valley estate for a cool $22.5 million, barely two months after putting it on the market. The luxurious property, nestled in the ultra-wealthy Bay Area enclave of Atherton, was initially listed at the end of April for $24.5 million. Last week, it officially sold, according