Real Estate

In a real estate twist fit for the silver screen, the legendary Upper East Side home and studio of the late celebrity photographer Carl Fischer is up for grabs for $13.5 million, The Post has learned. Located at 121 E. 83rd St., this historic gem holds a treasure trove of memories from Fischer’s illustrious career,

This five-story Upper East Side townhouse, where the late, controversial film director Elia Kazan reportedly once lived, is currently on the market for $6.49 million — less than two months after the property transferred for $9 million, according to property records. (At the time, there was a $4.8 million mortgage on it.) The turn-of-the-century brownstone,

The extravagance of Baz Luhrmann films — from “Elvis” to “The Great Gatsby” and “Moulin Rouge!” — is visible in the Gilded Age townhouse he shares with his Oscar-winning wife, costumes and production designer Catherine Martin. It’s now back on the market for $17.99 million — down from $20 million last year, when it was also

As if Times Square weren’t already enough of a nightmare, it will soon be home to a 20,000-plus-square-foot spook show. Starting this Thursday, a corner building by the Port Authority Bus Terminal will offer adrenaline-hungry visitors the opportunity to be frightened by more than just the typical horrors that Midtown often provides. “There’s something to

Fashion designer Marc Jacobs is negotiating with the owners of 645 Fifth Ave. to open a new flagship there, sources told Realty Check. The luxury brand recently closed its Madison Avenue store at 655 Madison Ave., where a sign says only that it would soon relocate to Fifth Avenue. However, no lease has been signed

The California home where Marilyn Monroe died in 1962 has been saved from demolition — for now. After a unanimous city council vote, the sprawling Spanish colonial in Brentwood — whose owner, Glory of the Snow Trust, requested to have it torn down — was temporarily spared, according to the Los Angeles Times. “Immediately my

A members-only British brand is coming for upstate New York. Two decades after coming to America, the UK-born private club Soho House — which celebrated its anniversary this week at its New York City location with a party and an intimate poolside musical performance by Lauryn Hill — has announced plans for its first countryside

Balkan-Swedish soccer legend Zlatan Ibrahimović — one of the game’s all-time greatest strikers, who retired at age 41 — just sold his one-bedroom condo at the W South Beach. Built in 2009, the ninth-floor pad at 2201 Collins Ave. sold for $2.3 million, just under its $2.4 million ask. It was on the market for

A taste of a bygone era’s opulence will soon be up for sale: For the first time, items from the Rothschild family’s private collection will be up for auction in North America. This October, Christie’s in New York will sell hundreds of curated pieces from the decadent banking dynasty’s trove in a series of events. 

Although the outside still says “church,” the inside of 539 N Mayflower Road is a fully renovated, Gothic-style home that still shines with Gilded Age charm. The property was first listed in February for $1,499,000 and made a market encore in early August for ​​$1,399,000. Set along Lake Michigan’s North Shore in Lake Forest, IL,

The city’s real estate royalty will once again have to bundle up for the year’s most prestigious annual gala – and they’re glad about it. The Real Estate Board of New York will host its 128th awards event at the Glasshouse Event space on the Hudson River waterfront, where it’s been held for the past two years.

NFL legend Joe Montana joined a group of fed-up San Francisco homeowners in suing the city after sewage-tainted storm water rushed into pricey houses earlier this year. Nearly 60 plaintiffs said the city failed to make the proper repairs to wastewater facilities that have been associated with previous flooding in the ritzy area before an

In rural France, a stunning property has inexplicably been left for dead.  A 21-year-old urban explorer recently went viral for an eerie house tour of the home left in a sorry state of decay.  “I stumbled upon this amazing, abandoned artist mansion quite unexpectedly on the road to another place,” the explorer, Yannick, explained of

To reach Manhattan’s hottest new fine-dining destination, patrons will have to traipse beneath the pavement and enter a key code into a black door.  Set to open later this month, Nōksu will offer an upmarket tasting menu experience at a definitively plebeian location: A former barbershop in the 34th Street Herald Square subway station.  “It’s