This mansion finally drummed up enough buzz to score a buyer. Tommy Lee’s “spectacular hillside” Calabasas home finally sold for $3.6 million on Friday after the Motley Crue drummer’s best efforts at offloading the property for years. But the closing price didn’t even turn a profit for Lee, who purchased the home in 2007 for
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Breathing in the Big Apple has never been so pleasant — but the bar is really low. According to a new survey, opening your window at home within the boroughs currently brings in the freshest it has in a decade. And yet, despite the improvement, the New York metro area still ranks 12th worst of
An Upper East Side duplex maisonette by Central Park is on the market for $11.99 million — and it once housed a grand wine collection that was the subject of a custody battle in an epic sour grapes divorce. The 4,300-square-foot, five-bedroom, 4½-bath unit at 812 Fifth Ave., between East 62nd and East 63rd streets, was
This untamed isle off Scotland’s western coast is looking for a new owner. Despite being wild, with no buildings to speak of, and only accessible by boat or wading, Barlocco Island’s listing agent has been inundated with potential buyers. Although selling 25 acres of difficult-to-inhabit wilderness for the price of an affordable parking space may
This listing is music to the right buyer’s ears. In the San Francisco Bay Area, this melodious mansion has listed for more than a song. Built by Ace Architects in 1996 for “an amateur jazz player,” California’s Saxophone House actually resembles the woodwind instrument and boasts other themed notes throughout. The “secluded” Berkeley address at
The market might be as quiet as a mouse, but the mouse roared at the Real Estate Board of New York’s 127th annual awards gala at the Glasshouse event space on Thursday night. Unlike at last year’s gala, when guests grumbled that the new walk-around format felt like a routine cocktail party, table seating — and
Sprawling mansion estates in London owned by billionaire Russian oligarchs seem to be in picture-perfect condition, despite the United Kingdom slapping sanctions on the jet-setting honchos last year. In 2022, after Moscow began its bloody invasion of Ukraine, the UK implemented travel bans against Russian oligarchs and froze their assets, including $2 billion in real
What a marvel-ous home. Vintage comic books and figurines fill an “abandoned” house discovered by urban explorer Devin Dark, who suspects the ’80s and ’90s merchandise is worth “millions.” “You walk in and immediately you can see everything stockpiled right in front,” Dark, who hails from Chicago, told SWNS. “It’s just overwhelming. You just stand
The mega-rich owners of the Financial District parking garage that collapsed Tuesday — killing one worker and injuring several others — are wealthy New Yorkers from ritzy suburbs who have been buying and selling property for decades, city records show. The two brothers — Alan and Jeffrey Henick — formed a company named 57 Ann
All is naut lost! Despite ongoing fears that Manhattan’s iconic Loeb Boathouse venue would forever swim with the fishes, a fresh contract has dredged its fate from the muck. The temporarily sunken venue has been fished out of the depths of its closure thanks to a 10-year contract signed Monday. Gothamist first reported the agreement
She’s basking in baskets. Martha Stewart, 81, revealed on Instagram this week that she has an entirely separate house for her basket collection — and it has many social media users wishing that they could move in. The lifestyle mogul posed for a photo in front of the small house, which almost resembled something of
The mysterious 31-year-old who won the iconic Flatiron Building at auction in March doesn’t appear to have the money for it, yet is trying to retain the property. After becoming the triangular skyscraper’s highest bidder last month, then missing a vital payment deadline, Jacob Garlick — a managing partner at growth equity venture fund Abraham
A little-noticed revamp of federal rules on mortgage fees will offer discounted rates for home buyers with riskier credit backgrounds — and force higher-credit homebuyers to foot the bill, The Post has learned. Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac will enact changes to fees known as loan-level price adjustments (LLPAs) on May 1 that will affect
Two female squatters and their pit bulls shacked up in a Florida rental property for more than a month, causing nearly $40,000 in damages — and attacking the landlords by flinging a brick and human poop at them, according to reports. Patti Peeples and Dawn Tiura, co-owners of a rental home in Jacksonville, learned that
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