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.

Housing and childcare needs will be the focus of an upcoming economic development seminar on June 10. Crowder College is partnering with institutions in Northwest Arkansas to tackle these critical components of a robust workforce and thriving regional economy.

After dedicating two decades to Habitat for Humanity, Pennyrile Region Executive Director Heath Duncan is stepping into a broader leadership role. His transition signals the organization’s confidence in his ability to build on local achievements for statewide impact.

Residents of Vickers Manor came together on May 27 to hear crucial updates on their utilities and housing rights. The session, held at the Regional Food Distribution Association, offered clarity and support to those who felt uncertain and alone.

Barwon Dunes House brings modern coastal living to the forefront with a balance of durability, warmth, and a profound connection to the surrounding landscape. Designed by Eliza Blair Architecture, it offers relaxed, long-term comfort through thoughtfully arranged spaces that capture sunlight, provide privacy, and embrace sheltered outdoor living.

These five homes in Maine show how living spaces under 400 square feet can still deliver a sense of comfort. Each one measures about the size of a two-car garage, painting a picture of minimalism that continues to draw interest in lifestyle choices.

As America’s largest generation raises the stakes by refusing to move or retire, the nation feels the domino effect—from tight housing markets to stalled job promotions. A new report examines the toll on younger generations and the broader U.S. economy.

Karl Lagerfeld’s legendary 18th-century estate, Manoir du Mée, is now on the market just outside Paris for $3.1 million. Once featured in Chanel ad campaigns, the historic residence also served as a home for members of Monaco’s royal family.

Gloucester is developing a new five-year plan to tackle the growing housing crisis, looking to projects like Harbor Village for guidance. As communities across Massachusetts confront similar challenges, residents and officials see this as a critical moment to shape affordable housing for all.

While larger paychecks can help, new findings suggest that location and affordability play an increasingly significant role in determining who buys property in America. This piece explores how economic shifts and lifestyle choices affect homeownership rates among different U.S. occupations.

A tiny kitchen, likened to a closet, made headlines for its impressive $50,000 renovation. Despite the limited space, the project showcases how thoughtful design can transform even the smallest areas into something extraordinary.

Phoenix has enlisted Arizona State University to study how “middle housing” fits into the city’s future. This partnership comes as a new state law, passed in 2024, takes effect this year, prompting municipal leaders to explore policies that bridge the gap between single-family homes and larger multi-family complexes.

Nevada residents are calling for a new comprehensive plan that unites childcare, housing, communication, and downtown revitalization. Through town halls, surveys, and focus groups, planners have gathered broad input to shape an inclusive vision for the community.

Ashfield residents will soon decide whether to increase the maximum size of accessory dwelling units from 900 to 1,200 square feet. The proposed “protected-use accessory dwelling unit bylaw” will be up for a vote at the Annual Town Meeting on May 2.