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Formula One legend Rubens Barrichello has purchased a $7.95 million townhome at Colette Residences, META Development’s boutique South Brickell condominium, as the Miami project heads toward a fall groundbreaking.

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What started as a policy aimed at owners of luxury second homes is now working its way into lease negotiations, tenant screenings, and landlord decision-making across the city.

Tennis before dinner, a movie downstairs, or a swim without leaving home. These Brooklyn buildings are making everyday rituals feel effortlessly luxurious.

Kempinski Residences Miami Design District has opened its sales gallery, giving buyers a first look at the two-tower, 128-residence development ahead of its Q4 2029 completion.

Megan Sullivan of Douglas Elliman represented the buyer in the $5.39 million sale of a waterfront home at 7 Grimes Road in Old Greenwich, part of an active week that saw her close or go into contract on more than $25 million in Fairfield County listings.

Martha Hunt, the model and former Victoria's Secret Angel, has listed her Tribeca condominium at 5 Franklin Place for $3,750,000, a two-bedroom corner residence reimagined by AD100 designer Giancarlo Valle.

From Greenwich Village to Hell’s Kitchen, these three Manhattan developments are turning personalized floor plans into their biggest selling point, no finishes required.

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Known as the Origami House, the 15.57-acre Connecticut estate features a koi pond that flows beneath the home and once belonged to the rock icon.

The Owning Manhattan star is heading back to Douglas Elliman after a stint at Serhant, splitting her time between Palm Beach and Manhattan while joining the sales team at Banyan Residences.

Bal Harbour’s final penthouse pairs oceanfront views with an in-home longevity clinic, and it says a lot about where ultra-luxury real estate is headed next.

Greenwich’s only new luxury condo development has renderings out and sales underway, with a design team pairing RAMSA architecture and Bryan O’Sullivan interiors.

A Riverdale mansion built on the site of JFK’s childhood home is back on the market with a price cut, and it comes with more presidential history than square footage alone can explain.

SERHANT. New Development has launched sales at Sorin, a 40-unit Hudson Yards condo built to Passive House standards with prices starting at $1.45 million.

Frank Sinatra bought this Hoboken brownstone for his parents in the 1940s, and now the gut-renovated duplex is asking $3.95 million.

With lower average rents, roomier apartments, major transit and road connections, and everyday essentials close by, Northeast Philadelphia offers a practical version of city living that does not feel like a compromise.

Tribeca has a new luxury tower officially climbing skyward, bringing a pool, 106 residences and serious architectural pedigree along with it.

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A four-bedroom spread at Fouquet’s Hotel and Residences just became the neighborhood’s very first condo listing, and it’s asking just under $10 million.

In Manhattan’s luxury market, the old rules are not enough. Today’s sellers need sharper pricing, stronger storytelling, and a strategy built for buyers who know exactly what they want.

A landmarked Queen Anne with a turret, a wraparound porch, and a chef’s kitchen just hit the market for $3,845,000.

A slender new tower is about to reshape one of Manhattan’s most protected skylines.

The Michelin-starred chef is moving into the building that bears his name, right alongside an Argentine polo champion and a Formula 1 driver.

No shared walls, no HOA, and a private dock on Biscayne Bay: this new Belmar listing might be the rarest kind of Miami real estate.

Looking to relocate before the new school year? The Upper West Side might just be the smartest move you make all summer.