Real Estate

Home for sail.  California may have mostly missed out on the total eclipse, but a ferry impressive sight of another kind awaited those peering out onto the San Francisco Bay earlier this week: A two-story wood-shingled home being towed across the water.  The surreal situation was the result of a years-long legal battle between a

Lions and tigers and bears, oh my! Two of North Carolina’s most beloved animal attractions, Zootastic and Aloha Safari Park, are up for grabs, offering a rare opportunity for investors to enter the wildlife tourism industry. Zootastic, dubbed the largest privately owned and operated zoo in the state, boasts a staggering $16 million price tag.

New Yorkers can breathe a sigh of relief after a surprising 4.8 magnitude earthquake jolted the city on Friday morning. While the tremors from New Jersey may have rattled a few nerves, experts assure that the Big Apple’s skyline remains standing strong. Jesse Richins, lead seismic engineer at the New York City engineering firm MRCE,

The walls of 1443 Devlin Drive in Los Angeles have echoed with the melodies of Christina Aguilera, witnessed the glamour of Liza Minnelli’s days, and hosted the illustrious career of Jack Haley Jr., along with journalist Steven Herman. Now, this iconic Hollywood abode, steeped in history, is up for grabs. Priced at a cool $8.4

In California’s real estate market, a slowdown in home construction is sending ripples of concern through the industry. With fewer homes being built, experts warn that the already sky-high housing prices could skyrocket further due to limited supply, exacerbating the state’s affordability crisis. Ken Kahan, the president of California Landmark Group, known for his luxury

In a celestial spectacle that will turn eyes towards the heavens, Monday’s solar eclipse has transformed Indianapolis into a bustling hub of anticipation. With the rare phenomenon set to cast its minutes-long shadow over the city in the path of totality, Indianapolis isn’t just preparing for a natural event — it’s shutting down entirely to

The spiraling creation of award-winning Frank Lloyd Wright disciple Wallace E. Cunningham is seeking a new owner.  Just north of San Diego, in the census-designated place of Rancho Santa Fe, a twisting, avant-garde helix of a house has hit the market for $10.5 million. Known as the Wing, the 5,800-plus-square-foot estate was the first independent

Brooklyn’s tallest building is struggling to pay its skyscraping loans.  Michael Stern, the developer of 9 DeKalb Avenue’s 93-story The Brooklyn Tower, has defaulted on a $240 million mezzanine loan and now faces foreclosure, the Real Deal has reported. A UCC foreclosure auction has been scheduled for Jun. 10 by Silverstein Capital Partners, which issued

A-list couple Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck are back in the Big Apple — and spending time together house hunting on the Upper East Side, sources tell Gimme Shelter. One of the spots they toured was a family-size townhouse at 226 E. 68th St. that’s asking a cool $45,000 a month. Another residence they saw

The Downtown office market is in even worse shape than widely reported data indicate, according to several major dealmakers. One of them, an industry legend not given to doom-and-gloom scenarios, told us that huge amounts of space are quietly up for sublease even at the World Trade Center and Brookfield Place – Lower Manhattan’s best-performing

Glades County is one of Florida’s sparsest locales, a rural expanse with 12,000 residents, two firefighters and no major grocery store.  It’s there that Jeff Akerman is springing to life a religious Jewish community of 1,300 homes — the next Williamsburg, Brooklyn, but on Lake Okeechobee. The novel project — planned with two synagogues and

As a divorce lawyer, Julie Hyman deals with non-stop acrimony. “I have a high tolerance for crap,” she said. “I do high-conflict divorces and custody battles for a living.” When it comes to a certain Bronx apartment she owns, however, she has reached her breaking point. Last week, Hyman ran a full-page ad in the

The central Paris apartment of late “kaiser” of fashion Karl Lagerfeld now has a new owner. Located on the third floor of a building overlooking both the Seine and the Louvre, the unit sold for $10.81 million at an auction held at the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Paris on Tuesday, the New York

Wall Street South execs are moving north — but only a few miles. And they’re not alone, as many house hunters on this end of Florida look to the under-the-radar Palm Beach Gardens — just 12 miles north of Palm Beach, which offers more space and less of a hustle. As The Post reported in