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Mobile home residents aim to buy whole park for $42.5M to avoid rent hikes, redevelopment
Medically retired Navy veteran Damien Teague has lived in San Lazaro Mobile Home Park in Boulder County for 18 years — and he is determined to keep his tight-knit community intact.
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President Trump’s crackdown on H1B visa abuse sends Dallas home prices way down
Donald Trump’s H-1B clampdown is cooling the Texas suburbs, and other parts of the country — and that may be the point.
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An Australian mother says her rural dream has spiraled into a waking nightmare full of manure.
San Francisco family incensed after sudden 90% rent hike
“I could cry right now. I’ve been doing a lot of crying.”
AG’s antitrust probe decimates Compass stock price by nearly 13%
Compass’ stock price plummeted Wednesday after news broke that the New York Attorney General’s office was investigating the brokerage over antitrust concerns.
Billionaires’ Row developer calls his luxury supertall a financial ‘disaster’
Kevin Maloney praised the tower’s striking design while acknowledging the financial pain it caused.
Soccer icon snags 2 condos inside dazzling Fla. tower with beach access, karaoke room
Roberto Carlos has scored a different kind of goal at the Viceroy Residences Fort Lauderdale.
California private island listing sparks buzz for its shockingly low asking price
A secluded island in California’s Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta has surfaced on the market with a price tag that’s turning heads: just $39,000 for 5.6 acres of land surrounded entirely by water.
Mamdani shuttering homeless drop-in center, sending people onto the streets amid a spiraling crisis
There may be a homeless epidemic, but New York City’s lefty mayor is leaving Midtown East without any drop-in centers.
Noisy pickleball court near family’s ‘dream’ home driving them to brink: ‘Relentless, invasive barrage’
“My brain and my nervous system are currently injured, and I am not OK,” homeowner Lauren Valle said.
No need to take stairs in a NYC penthouse with 4-story steel slide — which just found a buyer
There’s a penthouse at 150 Nassau St. with a new owner incoming — and it features one eye-catching amenity.
Florida homeowners may get a major tax break — but there’s a catch for newcomers
The Florida Legislature has cleared a historic, DeSantis-backed constitutional amendment for the November 2026 general election ballot.
Home prices post record drop as buyers rush back into a suddenly ‘cheaper’ market
America’s red-hot housing market may finally be coming back down to Earth, according to a new report from Realtor.com.
Rare red-roofed penthouse villa lists for $8.25M with sweeping NYC views: ‘Like a farmhouse in the sky’
It all crowns the neo-Gothic building known as the Opera, located at 2166 Broadway and 77th Street.
Deep-pocketed Miami residents duke it out to evict a fuel terminal in the city’s wealthiest ZIP code
The issue at hand is a marine terminal that supplies fuel to cargo and cruise ships at PortMiami, which locals claim is an eyesore.
LA’s giant ugly dirt triangle to transform into 282-home development in glistening new plans
The new proposal comes after years of setbacks that left the project at the 2.7-acre triangular parcel in limbo.
Controversial law driving up cost of your HOA fee — and it may be heading to the Supreme Court
A bubbling legal battle over a federal anti-fraud law has sparked worries from homeowners association advocates that they could be newly buried in bureaucratic red tape — and face increased costs.
More than half of young adults moved back home after leaving
Almost 60% of young adults have moved back home at some point, but they don’t see it as a failure to launch.
NYC mansion asking record $85M finds a buyer — as the ultra-wealthy flock to homes of rare scale
The well-heeled are doubling down on double-wide mansions.
Fortress-like Palm Springs retreat asking $6.75M has historic ties to a Chicago mob associate
The posh desert retreat was commissioned in 1969 by the late financier Jerome Factor, the son of John “Jake the Barber” Factor.
Socialite who got $100M in nasty divorce asks $25M for Hamptons mansion — after paying nothing on its $3.5M mortgage
Mugrabi, ex-wife of the art collector David Mugrabi, is trying to hold onto her Bridgehampton mansion after not paying anything on its $3.5 million mortgage.
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