A midcentury-modern house in Claremont, a three-bedroom condominium in San Francisco and a 1937 home in Glendale.
In Queens, Strangers Become Neighbors
Rent increases in a building in Sunnyside encouraged tenants to band together. Now they know one another’s names and help keep an eye on building management.
In Switzerland, Most People Rent for Life. Is That Really What They Want?
At a time when many young people in places like California and New York can’t see a path to buying a home, Switzerland offers a glimpse of a post-ownership society.
A Twist Ending Awaited Two Empty Nesters in San Francisco
As rental prices sagged in the Bay Area, a couple searched for the ideal two-bedroom apartment. When they found it, they had another big decision to make.
The Youngest Senior
Moving to Florida for early retirement, a native New Jerseyan in her 50s is finding her third act to be the most fun in a community where the average age is 79.
Seeking a Home for His Parents, a Son Built a Community
Priya Living, a senior living company that is steeped in Indian culture, began with a small footprint in California and now has expansion plans in the U.S. and India.
Is an In-Home Elevator a Wise Investment for Seniors?
Demand will only increase for housing that allows people to age in place, especially in cities with larger senior populations.
Fix and Flip Issues
Fix-and-flip real estate investing can be a lucrative venture, but it comes with its own set of challenges and potential issues. Being aware of these issues and taking steps to mitigate them is crucial for success in this field. Here are some common fix-and-flip issues and ways to address them: High Initial Investment: Fix-and-flip properties requi...
Ready to Retire? Consider Your Family First.
Some older adults are skipping a sun-drenched post-work life and moving instead to the next step: choosing to live near children and grandchildren.
More American Seniors Live Alone
People over 60 are more likely to live alone in the United States and Europe than in other regions of the world.
The Fashion of ‘Selling Sunset’
The reality show is supposed to be about real estate. But many viewers are coming just for the fashion, and the cast knows it.
Chief Executive of National Association of Realtors Resigns
The resignation of Bob Goldberg comes days after a $1.8 billion verdict against N.A.R. and two months after The New York Times exposed complaints of sexual harassment in the group.
Drone Video
Drone videos have become a popular and effective tool in the real estate industry for showcasing properties and providing potential buyers with a unique perspective. Here's a basic outline of how to create a real estate drone video: Equipment Needed: Drone: Use a high-quality drone with a good camera and stable flight capabilities. Drones with GPS,...
Homes for Sale in Manhattan and Queens
This week’s properties are in Yorkville, on Central Park West and in Sunnyside.
Homes for Sale in New York and Connecticut
This week’s properties are a three-bedroom Victorian in Nyack, N.Y., and a six-bedroom contemporary in Sherman, Conn.
Client Centered Approach
A client-centered approach, also known as a customer-centric approach, is a business philosophy and practice that places the needs, preferences, and satisfaction of clients or customers at the core of all decisions and actions. In the context of the real estate industry, a client-centered approach means that real estate agents prioritize the well-b...
Leah Remini Lists Her Los Angeles Home a Third Time
Ms. Remini, the actress now known as an outspoken critic against the Church of Scientology, is asking for $12.5 million for the six-bedroom house she bought 20 years ago.
$1 Million Homes in Delaware, Idaho and North Carolina
An 1824 townhouse in New Castle, a Tudor Revival home in Boise and a Colonial Revival house in Swansboro.
One of the Touchiest Decisions: Do We Stay or Do We Go?
Often, one half of a senior couple wants to remain in the house they long loved, while the other half sees their future unfolding in a continuing care community.
Home Sellers Win $1.8 Billion After Jury Finds Conspiracy Among Realtors
The influential National Association of Realtors and several brokerages were ordered to pay damages to home sellers who said they were forced to pay excessive fees to real estate agents.