Latest Real Estate
Kendrick Lamar Drops $40 Million on a 9-Bedroom Estate in L.A. (Report)
Sited in the Lower Mandeville Canyon neighborhood of Brentwood, the nearly one-acre property is owned by former Fox exec Viet Dinh and last sold for $19.5 million back in 2019.
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London Real Estate Is About to Get the ‘Selling Sunset’ Treatment
Celebrity agents and billion-dollar branded residence projects are remaking the city’s prime property scene, as Netflix prepares to launch its reality series 'Buying London.'
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L.A.’s Real Estate Upfronts Reveal Penthouse A at Rosewood Residences Beverly Hills
The penthouse unit, which will be listed for around $45 million, was one of a select number of luxury properties previewed at the confab, from skyscraper condos in NYC to $100M-plus mansions in L.A.
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Ryan Murphy Selling Richard Neutra House in Bel-Air, Formerly Owned by Tom Ford, for $33.9M
Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi also briefly owned the residence, known as the Brown House and built in 1955.
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The Abbey Nightclub in West Hollywood Sold for $27M (Report)
Entrepreneur Tristan Schukraft agreed to buy the nightclub from investment banker David Cooley in November 2023.
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Fifth Avenue’s Tallest Residential Building, Due in 2025, Opens Sales and Reveals Design Plans
Celebrity interior designer Vicky Charles of Charles & Co., who’s created homes for the Clooneys and the Beckhams, talks about her vision for supertall tower 520 Fifth.
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Rapper Lil Uzi Vert Sells Home in Remote Bell Canyon Outside L.A. for $4.35M
Located near Calabasas, the house — listed last October for a hair under $6 million — ultimately sold for a tad less than the music star paid for it in 2021.
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Star Real Estate Agents Tomer Fridman and Sally Forster Jones Link Up as Jones Fridman International
Fridman, known for working with the Kardashian family, has formed a new group with fellow Compass agent Jones (who has more than $10 billion in career sales) and Isidora Fridman.
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‘Selling The Hamptons’ Season 2 Brings New Castmembers to the Real Estate Drama
Eddie Shapiro, the president and CEO of Nest Seekers International, talks about the tensions on Max's real-estate reality show, which revolves around a group of agents competing for listings in one of America's priciest markets: "We're friends but we're also frenemies."
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Is the Era of the Celebrity Real Estate Agent Over? Industry Reacts to Settlement That Could Slash Commissions
An agreement between the National Association of Realtors and the plaintiffs charging artificial inflation of commissions paves the way for the end of the industry standard 6 percent in agent fees.
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Ryan Serhant Says “Shouting It From the Mountains” Is Key to Success in Any Business
The founder of real estate brokerage Serhant and former 'Million Dollar Listing' star releases his third book, 'Brand It Like Serhant', a step-by-step guide to launching and growing any company.
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Joe Jonas Sells New York City Condo With Huge Terrace for $5.36M (Exclusive)
The singer is saying goodbye to a three-bedroom unit in Manhattan's Nolita neighborhood that clocks in at 2,907-square-feet and boasts a landscaped outdoor area.
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Josh Flagg Joins Compass Brokerage, Returns Soon for ‘Million Dollar Listing’ Season 15 (Exclusive)
The real estate star, one of the top-ranked agents in the country, has just listed the former estate of Judy Garland in Bel-Air for $11.5M.
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L.A. Estate Where Richard Pryor Set Himself on Fire Hits the Market for $4.236M
The estate in L.A.'s Northridge neighborhood is currently owned by former NFL player-turned writer Rashard Mendenhall.
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The Hiltons Come Home With Launch of New Brokerage (Exclusive)
Barron, Tessa and Rick Hilton unveil Hilton Hilton, a new luxury brokerage that launches with the goal of 'modernizing' the real estate industry.
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Family Home of the So-Called “Malibu Hillbillies” Hits the Market for $1.6M
Representing a piece of Malibu’s wild past, the two-bedroom property was owned for decades by the Deckers, whose patriarch was one of the area’s original homesteaders back in the 1860s.
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