Real Estate

Send hogs and kisses.  It’s a classic New Pork story, but that doesn’t make it any less of a pig deal: After 100 years of tendering loin, this Brooklyn butcher is done bringing home the bacon.  “To our patrons,” begins a heartfelt letter recently posted above a Zagat award, next to a ravioli advertisement and

This Oregon property offers an ideal opportunity to pretend you’re the president you’d like to see in the Oval Office. In Portland’s Northeast quadrant, a convincing replica of Washington D.C.’s 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. has sat in homage to the official building for over 113 years.  Although it may look like a tourist attraction, the just

We’re getting freaky – about cleaning. Don’t let your home become a “bacterial war zone,” cleaning enthusiast Angela Donal warns. The 41-year-old swears by a few simple hacks that keep her home in tip-top shape and ward off bacteria. Her best home-kept secret is to clean her house “every single day” and conduct a thorough deep

Yet another chapter has opened in the decades-long saga of the East Village’s beleaguered former P.S. 64. Developer Gregg Singer, who has owned the 152,000-square-foot East Ninth Street building since 1998, has put the property forward for bankruptcy protection. Singer decided to proceed on March 21, a single day before the badly decayed, H-shaped structure

Zach LaVine, a Seattle native, is selling his Washington home for $2.25 million, The Post has learned. Made up of four bedrooms and three baths, the NBA player purchased the home back in 2019 for $1.69 million. Located in Issaquah, 20 minutes from Seattle, the property has been described as one of the “most exceptional”

SL Green’s massive One Madison Avenue redevelopment has scored another tenant. Global cybersecurity firm Palo Alto Networks took 28,903 square feet on the entire 26th floor. The deal brings the 1.4 million square-foot tower to 59 percent leased. It’s set to be completed in October, five weeks ahead of the original schedule. SL Green has added

The developer would like to thank the Academy.  An outlandish Hollywood-themed manse has hit the market for $11.75 million in Central Florida.  The larger-than-life shrine to Tinseltown, located in Davenport, just 29 miles southwest of theme-park-packed Orlando, features 20 silver screen-themed bedrooms and 25 bathrooms across 14,297 square feet. This Davenport, FL, mansion is a

This floating mansion is arguably the definition of sunk cost real estate.  South of Miami, sandwiched between the Everglades and Biscayne National Park, the city of Homestead, Florida may be landlocked — but this house certainly isn’t.  Located on a man-made island in the middle of a freshwater lake, the 20,000-square-foot Château Artisan was built

A duplex penthouse perched above Madison Square Park with furnishings owned by the late Gianni Versace himself has listed for $10 million, The Post has learned. Made up of four bedrooms and four baths, the condo has been described as a “townhouse-in-the-sky,” with key-locked elevator access. The residence occupies more than 3,500 square feet of

Manhattan’s iconic Waldorf Astoria Hotel, which has been “temporarily” closed since February 2017, will not reopen until at least 2025, sources told The Post. The ongoing delays to reopen the art-deco jewel is a continued black eye for the Hilton brand — which is launching “Waldorf Astoria”-named properties around the world while the flagship remains a

A hedge fund billionaire striving for even greater decadence has listed his old megayacht for sale.  Apparently not satisfied with his sprawling mansion at sea, British banker Michael Platt has put his 246-foot ship Arrow up for sale to the tune of $150.66 million.  (In contrast, the average Manhattan street is roughly 264 feet long.)

The Manhattan loft where Heath Ledger passed away just more than 15 years ago has sold for $14.25 million, The Post has learned. Located in Soho, at 419-421 Broome St., Ledger had rented the 4,400-plus-square-foot unit for roughly $25,000 a month. Property records obtained by The Post show the home sold last month to an

Mayor Eric Adams’ announcement last week to use the vacant, landmarked Candler Building at 209-213 W. 42nd St. for migrant housing made us expect that Times Square stakeholders would howl their heads off over the plan. Silly us! Asked to comment, Durst Organization chairman Douglas Durst, landlord of 151 W. 42nd St. (previously Four Times Square), told us:

Christian McCaffrey is saying goodbye to the North Carolina penthouse he lived in during his time with the Panthers. McCaffrey, 26, was drafted by the team as a rookie in 2017, first renting an apartment until he bought this Charlotte unit for $2 million in 2019, according to the Wall Street Journal. Listed for $3.75