Real Estate

Finally something that doesn’t stink! New Orleanians who call one of the city’s most polluted cesspools home had a rare legal victory this week.  The 5,000 current and former residents of the Gordon Plaza and Press Park neighborhoods — both of which are built on top of a Superfund-designated landfill — named in a class-action

Britney Spears’ former Beverly Hills mansion, where she lived during her most challenging years before her triumphant rebound from her conservatorship in 2021, is back on the market for $6.69 million only a year after it sold, The Post can report.  Spears, 40, lived in the home from 2007 to 2012, the years when she

It’s no mystery why a well-heeled anonymous buyer spent big on this historic Upper West Side pile. It’s huge. The six-story, 20-foot-wide, 10,000-square-foot Queen Anne-style mansion at 248 Central Park West just sold for $26 million. That’s less than its $30 million ask — but still an Upper West Side townhouse record. Sources say that

Carlos Correa is looking for a home run on the sale of his three-bedroom Houston house. Correa, 27, has listed his 3,657-square-foot Montrose-area manse for $1.59 million — and the offering comes as the former Astros shortstop, and current high-profile free agent, appears to be planning his next steps. The home listed last week, and

East Midtown is once again Manhattan’s most in-demand office market. Deals are still being done in the Hudson Yards area, Times Square, Midtown South and at the World Trade Center, but brokers say the momentum has shifted to the East 40s and 50s, which not long ago seemed to have lost their luster. “Companies with

It’s no joke: A vegan walks into a hotel room…. and there’s a moose head over the bar and a leather chair in the lobby. The bed has a leather headboard and a wool throw, and the in-room dining menu and mini-bar is a minefield of animal body parts and their bodily fluids. Now, animal

This far-out house is stuck on the flip-side. Rotterdam, Netherlands resident Witske Sikma has always adored the aesthetic of the 1970s and has spent years turning her home into an homage to the decade’s distinct look. The result is a tightly curated time capsule back to the era, complete with items new and old.  “I

The Bronx isn’t burning but it is on fire with new luxury buildings boasting sky-high Manhattan-like rents — some over $7,000 per month. The borough’s newest building, Third at Bankside, has several two- and three-bedroom market-rate apartments that can set you back over $5,000. There’s even a stunning spread with two baths and a huge

A Carmel, Calif., house featured as the backdrop of the award-winning HBO series “Big Little Lies” has hit the market for a colossal $29.62 million.  While a hefty number, it’s still a far cry from three years ago when it listed for a whopping $52.4 million.  Made up of six bedrooms and nine bathrooms, the

New York’s newest day spa is now open to the public on Governors Island — with a level of decadence its former inhabitants could only dream of. The island’s abandoned army barracks was transformed into the new spa, dubbed QC NY, by CEO Andrea Quadrio Curzio. His 74,000-square-foot wellness palace cost an eye-popping $50 million

Seasoned real estate brokers Jessica Fields and Brad Bateman thought they had seen every type of listing imaginable — until they were tasked with the sale of 1019 Bushwick Avenue. Stepping into the Brooklyn mansion, which was built in 1900 and just hit the market for $2.7 million, was like slipping through a portal back

“Girl Meets World” star Danielle Fishel — launched into tweenage celebrity some 25 years ago in the extensively syndicated ’90s sitcom “Boy Meets World” — and pop-culture art gallerist Jensen Karp are celebrating their late 2018 nuptials with the not quite $1.7 million purchase of a family-sized house in an unheralded but hardly inexpensive pocket

Sun-soaked San Diego is home to the least affordable metro housing market in America. The city surpassed its northern California neighbor, the notoriously pricey San Francisco, earlier this year, according to a report by real-estate analytics company OJO Labs. “Pricing is out of control,” Kathy McSherry, a Compass real estate agent in San Diego, told The Post Saturday, a day after she sold a 1,400-square-foot home for

Tony Hale has finally sold his former home in the Los Feliz area of Los Angeles for a mite less than $1.6 million after the property spent three years on and off both the rental and sales markets. The two time Emmy-winning “Veep” and “Arrested Development” star and his Emmy-winning make-up artist wife, Martel Thompson