Real Estate

The Upper West Side townhouse where young Macaulay Culkin defended himself against the “sticky bandits” in “Home Alone 2: Lost in New York” is on sale for $6.7 million.  The four-bedroom, five-bathroom abode at 51 West 95th St. has been on the market for nine months – even after the sellers dropped the price from

Wealthy cowboys wanted. An enormous tract of land in Wyoming is seeking a new owner.  A historic ranch founded in 1878, and thus more than a decade older than the state itself, has hit the market for $67 million.  Located in the town of Meeteetse, the ranch, known as the Pitchfork, measures in at an

Forget underground bunkers — the $2 billion underwater superyacht may be the way to escape it all. Christian Gumpold, chief executive at the Graz-based design firm Migaloo, has been trying to sell the public on the Migaloo M5 for years. The 541-foot-long luxury submersible is capable of going 820 feet underwater and staying submerged for four

In a testament to the red-hot real estate market along Florida’s Panhandle, a waterfront property in Seacrest Beach has hit the market with an eye-watering price tag of $18.5 million — nearly 83% above its last sale price in December 2020. Entrepreneurs Don and Vita Felin, who acquired the property for $10.11 million that year,

After nearly a year on the market and no takers for sale, Savannah Guthrie has instead rented out her downtown Manhattan residence, The Post has learned. The “Today” anchor host initially listed her four-bedroom, four-bathroom Tribeca apartment back in January for $7.1 million. Eight months later, in September, the 3,735-square-foot home received a $600,000 price

In a jolt to Fifth Avenue’s retail scene, the Japanese coffee company Geshary has been identified as the new owner of a boutique building at 560 Fifth Ave., shelling out $38 million for it. Sealed by the Riese Organization, the deal marks a caffeine-fueled resurgence along the famed shopping corridor — and gives caffeine addicts

There’s a Baccarat hotel on West 53rd Street. Soon, there will be a Baccarat-branded boutique office building, too. The French luxury crystal line is moving its US office headquarters from 635 Madison Avenue, where it has an elegant store, to Marx Realty’s 545 Madison Ave. — which would make the boutique property possibly the first office

One real estate investor is bearing witness to the start of the industry’s “greatest” correction he’s ever seen.  “I just want to say that we’re entering the greatest real estate correction in my lifetime,” private equity fund manager Grant Cardone told “FOX & Friends” on Thursday while discussing the state of the industry. “It’s [real estate correction]

Over the last 15 years, the corner of Houston and Bowery has gone from being one of the city’s filthier corners to an internationally-regarded fresh-air gallery. The iconic slab at the crossroads, known as the Bowery wall, has displayed work from some of street art’s biggest names, including JR, Banksy and Shepard Fairey. But, recently,

This London house isn’t just historic: It’s also an extra in a cult-favorite Christmas flick. A three-bedroom townhouse on Notting Hill’s St. Luke’s Mews is seeking a new buyer to the tune of $3.45 million. Diehard fans of the 2003 romcom “Love Actually” will recognize this abode for being located on the same block where

America’s home improvement guru is downsizing. Just one month after putting his Palm Beach spread on the market for an eye-popping $53 million, DIY deity Bob Vila bought a more manageable $12.5 million property in the enclave last week, records show. The 77-year-old former host of “This Old House” nabbed the 4,300 square foot Georgian

In a league where posh residences dominate players’ lifestyles, the Giants’ newfound sensation Tommy DeVito has chosen a different route, opting to remain rooted in the only place he’s ever called home. The 25-year-old quarterback, who recently clinched a thrilling victory against the Packers, still resides with his parents in the modest 2,300-square-foot Cedar Grove,

Eighty-year-old billionaire, Nicolas Puech, scion of the iconic fashion dynasty Hermès, is allegedly orchestrating a staggering succession saga that involves adopting his 51-year-old gardener. Puech, unmarried and without children, plans to legally designate his “former gardener and handyman” from a “modest Moroccan family” as his rightful heir, as reported by the Swiss publication Tribune de

The Fried, Frank annual holiday party at Cipriani 42nd Street is the one by which other real estate soirees  are judged — and the best informal barometer of the industry’s mood. The bash returned in full force on Dec. 5 after three years of Covid-influenced shrinkage. Law firm real estate chairman Jon Mechanic, the ever-ebullient