An NBA superstar has sold his mansion for $32 million, down from its initial $40 million asking price. The star originally purchased the home for $31 million in 2021, four years before being traded to the Dallas Mavericks.

A rare opportunity to own a 75-acre private island in Fiji has emerged, courtesy of a cannabis mogul listing the property for $10 million. The secluded retreat boasts a custom 5,500-square-foot home and two additional cabins, offering an off-grid haven for those seeking a tropical escape.

Santa Fe’s City Council has approved $750,000 in funding to prevent evictions for those most at risk of homelessness. While advocates applaud this move, they say broader renter protections are essential to truly safeguard residents.

Aspen once shimmered with an aura beyond its natural beauty, but many argue that financial barriers now shape who can experience its unique charm. Although it remains an appealing destination to visit, live, or invest, some believe money has overshadowed the magic that once defined it.

Henry County hosted its first Homebuyer Workshop in partnership with the Neighborhood Assistance Corporation of America (NACA), underscoring its commitment to expanding housing opportunities. As part of National Homeownership Month, local leaders aimed to guide residents in pursuing the dream of owning a home.

Communal living emerges as a surprising solution for housing affordability in Samantha Paige Rosen’s anthology. High Country News highlights how shared spaces can help people achieve the American dream while fostering deeper community connections.

Families struggling with rent and financial hardships have a new resource in Venice. The Promise House, established by a local nonprofit, offers shelter and support to residents of South Sarasota County facing housing instability.

A new report highlights how concentrated wealth is sparking a shift in global real estate markets. Destinations like the Florida Keys and Marbella, once considered off the radar, are rapidly becoming prime investment spots for ultra-wealthy buyers.

A sweeping housing reform bill that Congress overwhelmingly approved now faces an unexpected roadblock. President Donald Trump has refused to sign the legislation — which Mike Flood called a “game changer” — until lawmakers pass the SAVE America Act.

As Maine grapples with a tight housing supply, modular construction promises a fresh alternative. Prefab options, ranging from large homes to compact ADUs, are stepping in where traditional housing falls short.

For renters like Joyce, a native New Yorker, the quest for an ideal apartment has become a digital game of illusions. Despite a market full of “tiny, overpriced shitholes,” artificially enhanced listings tease them with sleek, airy spaces—often obscuring the reality just behind the front door.

A rundown top-floor apartment in Glasgow is offered for just $19,000, despite being deemed uninhabitable. Years of abandonment have left its bedroom infested by a pigeon, drawing attention to its startling condition.

Silicon Valley’s ongoing artificial intelligence surge is driving a notable spike in rental demand, with rents predicted to jump by as much as 7% over the next year. Multifamily vacancy rates are expected to plunge to around 3% in the next two years, one of the tightest markets the region has seen in more than a decade.

A whirlwind day in New York City real estate saw 205 transactions totaling $470 million. An office building in Yorkville led the pack, selling for $64.1 million, reflecting the city’s ever-active property market.

A private 65-acre island in Maine is once again up for sale, with a price tag of $8 million. Known as Sheepshead Island, it has a unique feature: you can drive right up to it when the tide is out.

Inflation is reshaping the housing market, fueling a surge among affluent buyers seeking million-dollar homes while renters increasingly struggle with rising costs. These diverging trends highlight how economic pressures can widen existing divides in real estate.

A new analysis from the Minneapolis Fed finds that St. Paul’s rent control and zoning changes are driving rents downward. Yet, the research also points to “mixed results” for housing production, casting uncertainty on the city’s long-term economic vitality.

Despite a brutally long winter, the Hamptons real estate market continued to post significant gains. The region saw its first $100 million-plus deal in three years and a remarkable 30 percent jump in the median sale price for luxury homes, signaling a strong start to 2026.

A prospective buyer searched for a dream house in the Hamptons but could not find a property that truly fit. With supply scarce and key criteria unmet by existing listings, creativity proved essential, leading to a new approach in an often-competitive market.

Montezuma County residents turned out to a tense public hearing to protest sudden spikes in monthly rent. Emotionally charged testimony prompted the Housing Authority to adopt a more measured and gradual approach to raising rents.

Boasting nearly 7,000 square feet, this historic mansion comes with a $1.475 million price tag. Realtor Tim Reeder notes it has everything a homeowner could want, combining old-world charm with generous space.