Real Estate

There’s a new kid on the block to report on how many employees are really back at their desks in Manhattan office buildings — and it paints a more nuanced and optimistic picture than either the widely-cited Kastle Systems Back-to-Work Barometer or the Partnership for New York City’s Return to Office Survey. The Real Estate Board

A little slice of Marrakesh has hit the market in Los Angeles.  Fashion designer Sue Wong is selling her extensively customized Los Feliz home — a former McMansion that she personally transformed into an homage to the Kingdom of Morocco.  Wong — who is known for creating couture worn by the likes of Taylor Swift

In the summer of 1998, Ken Hilderbrandt was contemplating buying a bigger boat — or a beachfront trailer on a wave-swept bluff in Montauk overlooking the Atlantic Ocean.  “There was a [for-sale] sign on the window, rotted off,” Hilderbrandt, 85, told The Post, recalling the dilapidated trailer sitting on a 1,972-square-foot lot of land within

It’s not a blank space. People hoping to rent a two-bedroom apartment in Manchester, England, for $1,260 a month have to keep a cardboard cutout of Taylor Swift in the home. The red dress-wearing 2-D Taylor in the window has brought train travelers joy as they pass by the “Taylor Tram” pad. When tenant Red

Shaun Osher, the co-founder and CEO of Core — a boutique real estate brokerage also co-owned by Related and Midtown Equities — and his spouse, Core’s COO Brittley Wise, have recently plunked down $3.1 million for a landmarked Long Island estate. The Sands Point, NY, property is 5,795 square feet and sits on 2.3 acres. Built

She’s been around the world in 80 holidays. Lizzi Seear, 51, claims she’s toured 84 countries over the last six years with her partner, Alun Westoll, 52 — and she’s only paid for airfare. Seear said she was used to discounted accommodations working for IHG Hotels & Resorts, but after switching jobs, she searched for

At 95 years old, the journalist and filmmaker Joan Kron has just listed her Upper East Side apartment for $1.79 million. The 11th-floor unit, at 205 E. 63rd St., has been her home for more than 50 years. But don’t think she’s getting ready to retire. Not even close. The former Allure columnist and co-founder

Cristiano Ronaldo is living just how you’d expect a guy making $75 million a year would live: in absolute luxury. The soccer star, whose previous net worth of $500 million has shot up even more since joining the Western Asian team, Al-Nassr, is staying at the Four Seasons Hotel in Riyadh’s Kingdom Tower — known

It was a Marky Markdown. Mark Wahlberg sold his Beverly Hills mansion for $55 million on Friday — $32.5 million less than its initial listing of $87.5 million in April 2022. The sprawling 30,500-square-foot home features 12 bedrooms and 20 bathrooms. The 6.2-acre estate is located in the exclusive North Beverly Park gated community. The

It’s very “Pre-Madonna.” Madonna’s former Los Angeles home is up for sale, asking a whopping $21 million. Spanning over 10,000 square feet, the singer lived in the home from 1993 until selling it to filmmaker and commercial director Joe Pytka for $5.3 million in 1996, records show. She lived in the home during her years

A Midtown East aerie once home to the late former CEO of GE, Jack Welch, is back on the market for $21.68 million. The 46th-floor home — once renovated by top designer Tony Ingrao and recently renovated again — is a combination of two units at One Beacon Court, 151 E. 58th St. At 5,782 square feet,

Henri Matisse used to paint on the roof of this Manhattan building when his youngest son, Pierre, lived there. There’s even a photograph of Matisse himself painting on the roof displayed in the lobby of Stewart Hall, 10 Mitchell Place, taken around 1930 during one of his visits to New York. Pierre owned the nearby

Tiny houses may be chic elsewhere, but in New York they’re generally just considered a good deal.  This city slicker calls a closet-sized space home, but she’s customized it to feel a lot bigger than it is.  “I’m basically living in an RV or van without wheels,” said personal trainer Nikki in the latest home

Ahead of an iconic musical’s closure, the venue that served as its original story’s setting is opening itself to overnight stays. As Broadway’s longest-running show, “The Phantom of the Opera,” prepares for its final curtain drop in New York City later this year, the Paris space that the 1910 Gaston Leroux novel is based on