Inspired by a Venetian palazzo, professional muse Giselle Koy turned this former Texas saddle shop into a sumptuous Gothic haunt.
Home prices rose in May but were expected to lose momentum with the expiration of federal tax credits, while consumer confidence sagged—both signs that the economic recovery remains fragile.
Howie Gelbtuch has amassed a grand portfolio of Manhattan real estate. He would be the next Donald Trump were it not for one detail: Most of his buildings stand less than half a foot tall.
Record-low interest rates and a scary stock market are prompting investors to sink even more money into their homes.
Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner said the government should retain "some type" of federal guarantee to ensure that Americans can easily finance home loans.
Mortgage rates fell the past week, with the average rates on 30- and 15-year fixed-rate mortgages further extending record lows.
The housing crash has forced a California land developer to don a different hat: Landlord.
After buying a house partly because the agent suggested a room could be added over the garage, a homeowner learns that the addition is prohibited. Shouldn't the agent have said something?
Near Vegas, Criss Angel relaxes amid crosses, fountains and Houdini's handcuffs.
Architect Michael Reynolds thinks he has an answer for rebuilding in post-earthquake Haiti: earthships, eco-friendly homes built out of waste materials.
Software-company founder Frank Pritt has relisted his Orange County mansion for $49.6 million. More.
As more homeowners invest in renewable energy and other high-efficiency equipment, some are integrating stylish heating and cooling appliances into living space.
The housing market may be slowly recuperating, but home sellers are now in uncharted territory. Would becoming a real estate agent raise our game?
Craftsman-style homes under $1 million in California, Seattle and Oregon.
Home sellers learned a painful lesson in June: if you want to sell right now, lower the price.
A home buyer in Florida was supposed to move into his newly built home in June, but the home's not finished. Does he have any recourse against the builder for costs and inconvenience?
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A Miami-based developer is seeking to capitalize on predictions of a rougher hurricane season, which may be a marketing opportunity for him and his new tower at 1450 Brickell Ave.
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With Europe's financial sector showing signs of stabilizing, developers have begun to dust off plans. A development boom, however, isn't likely anytime soon.
Homes with tennis for less than $2 million. in New York, Washington, and California.
Columnist Bart Ziegler doesn't have the time or inclination to coddle plants. Here are some trees and shrubs that thrive even under benign neglect.
As summer temperatures soar, we're featuring homes with notable pools. This Hunterdon County, N.J., home has an indoor pool area with 28-foot ceilings.
The model and socialite has listed a five-bedroom Sag Harbor home for $15.75 million. Brokers say she has an extremely optimistic take on the market.
Bidders will soon get the chance to live just like a Real Housewife.
Sales of new homes are near 47-year lows, yet the supply of new and existing homes is expected to grow in the months ahead as construction ramps up and a wave of foreclosed homes hits the market.
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Guardian Life Insurance Co. of America bought a piece of property owner Lowe Enterprises' investment-management arm.
Everything has its place (and is often out of sight) at New York architect Deborah Berke's duplex.
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A Vornado-led partnership is paying MGM Resorts about $80 million for land connected to the Borgata Hotel Casino in Atlantic City.
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Bidders will soon get the chance to live just like a Real Housewife.
Sales of new homes are near 47-year lows, yet the supply of new and existing homes is expected to grow in the months ahead as construction ramps up and a wave of foreclosed homes hits the market.
On average, foreclosures reduce the value of a house by 27%, says a new paper from an economist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and researchers at Harvard University.
Everything has its place (and is often out of sight) at New York architect Deborah Berke's duplex.
Loan Types | Rate | Last Week | Chart |
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30 yr fixed mtg | 4.62% | down ↓ | see chart |
15 yr fixed mtg | 4.07% | down ↓ | see chart |
5/1 ARM | 3.68% | up ↑ | see chart |
30 yr fixed jumbo mtg | 5.43% | down ↓ | see chart |
30 yr FHA mtg | 4.64% | down ↓ | see chart |
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