Real Estate

Buy if you dare. A castle in Scotland said to be haunted by Sir Andrew — aka the Baron of Earlshall, who lived in the home in the 17th century — is up for sale with no particular asking price. Over the years, visitors of the castle have claimed to have heard the footsteps of

For the first 30 minutes of the co-op board interview, the Frenchton — a mix between a Boston terrier and a French bulldog — was a little angel. But as the minutes ticked past and the dog’s drugs started to wear off, her owner got nervous. “She gets excited when she meets new people, so we gave

Fixer-upper is an understatement. An abandoned San Francisco townhouse with zero bedrooms, mismatched floors, boarded up windows and a staircase that just might collapse on a windy day has sold — for a shocking $1.97 million. “This the worst house on the best block,” the candid listing for the home on 320 Day St. states.

The office from which I write this column is mostly empty. So are the offices of many different companies — banks, law firms, media — I can see from the New York Post’s Midtown windows. But does it portend a dystopian future of deserted office towers, attended by a collapse of the tax base largely

After power couple Kelly Dodd and Rick Leventhal were axed from their network TV jobs last June, the real work began. Dodd, a former “Real Housewives of Orange County” star, was let go from her gig on the reality show the same week Leventhal left his 24-year career at Fox News. But the free time gave

Size matters — in this battle of the Big Apple’s tiniest pads. A comedian living in West Harlem says that his wee-sized space beats an apartment that went viral on TikTok for being the city’s “smallest.” “When I bring guests over, we pretty much just hang out in the backyard,” said Ron Ervin. “We come

Kanye West is opening up about the all the drama that surfaced when he purchased a home across the street from his estranged wife, Kim Kardashian. While their divorce has yet to be finalized, Kardashian, 41, filed to be “legally single” last month, stating her marriage is “irretrievably” broken. A few weeks later, it was

Where’s Shrek when you need him? A Medieval-inspired castle comprised of its very own trap doors, a hidden underground grotto with a jacuzzi and a dungeon could be yours for $2.3 million. To enter the castle, you would need to pass two gates, two watchtowers, a moat, a drawbridge and an actual portcullis. The residence

Look out, Montauk pizza joints — One Bite reviewer Dave Portnoy, founder and CEO of Barstool Sports, has plunked down $9.75 million for a Hamptons beach house. The new construction home, on Old Montauk Highway, is surrounded by trees and sits on an almost a full acre.  It comes with a pool and ocean views.

A lavish mansion in a quietly ritzy, guard-gated enclave discreetly nestled into the rugged foothills above L.A.’s Woodland Hills, long owned by Andre Young, aka rapper, record producer and near-billionaire entrepreneur Dr. Dre, has come for sale at $5.25 million. Dre himself, worth about $800 million, according to Forbes, hopes to more than double his

To office landlords’ joy, C-Note leases – those with starting rents of $100 and up – are making a robust rebound, helping to quell fears about the office market’s long-term health. CBRE reported that some 105 C-note leases comprising 2.7 million square feet of prime space in Manhattan were signed in 2021. Not only did

One week after the New Year’s Eve ball-drop, streaming television hardware pioneer Roku is set to drop on the “Crossroads of the World,” Realty Check has learned. Roku, the manufacturer of digital media players used in tens of millions of homes, on Thursday signed a long-term lease for 240,000 square feet on the top eight

David Spade is saying goodbye to his longtime Beverly Hills home, which he has lived in for two decades. The actor and comedian listed the sprawling four-bedroom, six-full-bathroom home on Thursday for $20 million. Spanning over 6,400 square feet, the home is situated on nearly an acre lot. Spade, 57, purchased the home back in

Jessica Simpson wanted her billion-dollar fashion brand back, and she once considered “borrowing against her homes,” to do it. In a lengthy interview with Bloomberg Businessweek, the business mogul revealed the desperate measures she took to salvage her fashion empire. “Even if I have to go live in a little, tiny place in Ireland, I