Real Estate

“Nomadland” won best picture, best director for Chloé Zhao and best actress for Frances McDormand at the 24th annual Toronto Film Critics’ Awards (TFCA), while Riz Ahmed won best actor for “Sound of Metal.” The awards were voted on by TFCA members at a virtual meeting on Sunday. They will be presented along with the

This $3.88 million house isn’t little, nor is it on the prairie — but it did once belong to Pa from “Little House on the Prairie.” In June 1960, “Little House on the Prairie” creator Michael Landon — who had not yet scored his role as Charles Ingalls — used his new “Bonanza” money to

Although Elon Musk has sold almost all of his $100 million of real estate in an effort to divert his full attention to colonizing Mars, it seems one particular home here on Earth is one he can’t let go. The SpaceX boss listed his final property in Hillsborough, California — near the San Francisco Bay

Here’s a good investment! A family compound bought for $150,000 in the 1970s is now on the market for $9.5 million. The seller is artist Robert Hooke, a Vietnam vet who got his start in finance on Wall Street. The sculptor owns a 4-acre property at 5 Peconic Ave. in Noyack that includes a pond bought

The original Marlboro man — a cowboy named Robert Morris who famously refused to smoke — seemed to like fresh air. And he left an $8 million 15-acre Colorado legacy to prove it. “Norris was looking for a piece of land with a perfect view of Pike’s Peak,” listing broker Amie Streater of Engel &

“Real Housewives of New York” star Sonja Morgan has been forced to take her Manhattan townhouse off the market once again after eight years without an offer, The Post can report. Morgan, 57, initially listed the Upper East Side home back in 2013 for $9.95 million amid her divorce battle with J.P. Morgan heir John A. Morgan.

Anyone can boldly announce plans for future office buildings that have no official groundbreaking dates. It’s another to actually start construction amid the lingering pandemic when the city’s overall office market continues to see record-high vacancy rates. On Sept. 14, developer Edward J. Minskoff and JP Morgan Global Alternatives will take the plunge on 29

Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt is the buyer of a $27.5 million condo in Noho, The Post has exclusively learned. The sprawling four-bedroom Bond Street apartment boasts nearly 6,400 square feet of indoor space in addition to private terraces spanning almost 2,500 square feet — including one 1,900-square-foot, stone-and-wood roof deck with a sweeping 360-degree

A well-connected Saudi family hosted frequent visits from 9/11 terrorists at their Sarasota, Fla., home while they were in the area flight training, according to documents released by the FBI in 2013. And while they were in training for the devastating attack that took the lives of nearly 3,000 innocent people 20 years ago, they

Bob Harper, host of “The Biggest Loser” and celebrity trainer, is listing his longtime New York City pad for $2.3 million, The Post can report. Harper, 56, initially purchased the one-bedroom, two-bathroom abode for $1.895 million in 2015 — when he took over as host of the fan-favorite show, succeeding Alison Sweeney.  But it seems

It’s trading-up season for Leonardo DiCaprio. The 46-year-old “Titanic” star listed his longtime Carbon Beach house for $10 million Tuesday after securing a bigger, more expensive Malibu spread in July, according to reports. He also upgraded one of his parents to a $7.1 million Los Feliz abode and listed his father’s $5.75 million LA house

A property that has been dubbed “Dragon House” with its very own tail is back on the market for $540,000. The eccentric structure, which is situated on over 16 acres of land in the city of Saginaw, Minnesota, even comes with its own rotating tower. Initially listed in 2019 for $850,000, the home has since seen

Lower Manhattan’s residential renaissance is back on after the pandemic hiatus. Since 40 percent of the district’s population of 64,000 left their homes after COVID-19 struck in early 2020, many have since returned or moved in for the first time. The district below Chambers Street has rebounded to 84 percent of its earlier occupancy, according

The Miami Beach manse that gangster Al Capone died in is slated for demolition. The nine-bedroom house was bought by developers for $10.75 million earlier this summer and due to extensive damage, will be torn down. One of the owners, developer Todd Glaser, told the Miami Herald the home has “flood damage and standing water