- Historic Homes: A Circa-1800 Virginia Estate That Survived War and Fireby Sarah Paynter
A $10 million restoration, which included a dovecote inspired by Thomas Jefferson, revived the Federal-style house just outside Fredericksburg.
- Why bond investors are pushing up some of your interest rates
Many types of consumer loans such as mortgages peg their interest rate to the yield on 10-year Treasury bonds, which has been moving higher.
- An Oceanfront Compound in Laguna Beach Hits the Market for $112 Millionby E.B. Solomont
Artwork inside the 14,400-square-foot home, including pieces by Picasso and Andy Warhol, can be purchased separately
- A Ship-Shaped Idaho Home Needs a New Captainby Kerry Barger
Plus, a Z-shaped home atop a ridge in Utah and British buyers fuel the market in St. John’s Wood.
- House of the Week: A Rustic Lodge in South Carolinaby Libertina Brandt
A couple who grew up near the estate spent years assembling the property, which grew to nearly 1,000 acres at its peak.
- 20 Tips to Increase Curb Appeal Before Sellingby Allie Drinkward
Whether you’re getting ready to sell or simply want to make your home more inviting, improving your curb appeal is one of the easiest ways to create a lasting first impression and potentially increase your home’s value. From fresh landscaping to simple entryway updates, small changes can have […]
- Taylor Morrison CEO: Strong housing sales data speaks to desire and need for today’s housing
Sheryl Palmer, Taylor Morrison CEO, joins ‘Squawk on the Street’ to discuss the company’s merger with Berkshire Hathaway, what to expect from housing demand and much more.
- How to Set Up A Rental Property: A Step-by-Step Guide for New Landlordsby Freda Nkrumah
Whether you’re setting up your home for a long-term or a short-term rental, make sure you understand everything that goes into renting your home and becoming a landlord. The post How to Set Up A Rental Property: A Step-by-Step Guide for New Landlords appeared first on Redfin | Real Estate Tips […]
- Our housing market is ‘balanced,’ says Zelman Associates’ Ivy Zelman
Ivy Zelman, executive vice president of research and securities at Zelman & Associates, joins CNBC’s ‘Squawk on the Street’ to discuss demographics’ impact on housing, the state of the housing market, and more.
- June new home sales exceed expectations
CNBC’s Rick Santelli reports on the most recent housing data to cross the tape.
- Current Home Equity Loan Ratesby Miranda Marquit
Learn how to get the best rate on a home equity loan.
- South Korea’s president invokes dramatic Japan realty crash to push domestic property agenda
Lee was highlighting the country’s excessive investment in real estate, and highlighted that Japan’s housing market “burst like a balloon.”
- Big Banks Are Wading Back Into Commercial Real-Estate Lendingby Ben Glickman
Lenders had shunned the category just a few years ago, with investors and analysts warning of a wave of defaults.
- This Boomtown Is a Magnet for Florida’s Priced-Out Home Buyersby Arian Campo-Flores
As high costs push workers away from Miami and Orlando, a sprawling community is reinventing itself as a middle-class haven.
- The Ultimate Checklist for Vetting an HOA Communityby Emily Pascale
Deciding to live in a managed neighborhood offers great perks like shared amenities and low-maintenance living—but every association runs differently. Before signing on the dotted line, learn the essential steps for vetting an HOA community so you can protect your financial investment and find a […]
- Before You Sign: 8 Common Hidden Costs of Rentingby Sarah Ford
Renting an apartment or house comes with plenty of upfront costs, but your monthly rent isn’t always the full picture. This guide covers the most common hidden costs of renting so you know what to expect before signing the lease. The post Before You Sign: 8 Common Hidden Costs of Renting appeared […]
- The 10 Hottest Cities in the U.S.by Jamie Forbes
Planning to move somewhere new? If so, the climate could be a major factor. Check out our list of the ten hottest cities in the U.S. The post The 10 Hottest Cities in the U.S. appeared first on Redfin | Real Estate Tips for Home Buying, Selling & More.
- For $799,000: A Ship-Shaped Idaho Home With 30,000 Instagram Followersby Erika Mailman
The 1,200-square-foot house has three decks and nautical details throughout.
- Rick Rieder says income investors are facing a new regime. Here’s where he is investing now
BlackRock’s Rick Rieder sees opportunities for income in select areas of the market for the third quarter.
- A Utah Ridge Was His Favorite Spot as a Kid. Years Later, He Made It His Home.
An architect and his partner spent $3.9 million building a Z-shaped house just outside Salt Lake City.
- Upgrades That Keep Insurance Costs Downby Emily Pascale
Lowering your home insurance premium doesn’t require sacrificing coverage—it comes down to strategic risk reduction. From updating wind mitigation inspections to submitting proof of roof repairs, discover the smart home upgrades that keep insurance costs down while protecting your property. The […]
- 7 Reasons to Use Real Estate Drone Photography for Your Listingby Freda Nkrumah
See when real estate drone photography adds value, its benefits, and key considerations before listing your home. The post 7 Reasons to Use Real Estate Drone Photography for Your Listing appeared first on Redfin | Real Estate Tips for Home Buying, Selling & More.
- Buying a House Sight Unseen? Read This Firstby Mekaila Oaks
Before you submit an offer on a home sight unseen, learn what precautions to take and how to do your due diligence from a distance. The post Buying a House Sight Unseen? Read This First appeared first on Redfin | Real Estate Tips for Home Buying, Selling & More.
- 6 Common Mistakes Every First-Time Landlord Should Avoidby Freda Nkrumah
Avoid common first time landlord mistakes with tips on tenant screening, legal requirements, maintenance, and rental property success. The post 6 Common Mistakes Every First-Time Landlord Should Avoid appeared first on Redfin | Real Estate Tips for Home Buying, Selling & More.
- Graffiti towers cleanup beginsby Roger Vincent
Crews tested how much graffiti could be removed in a day from the Oceanwide Towers project downtown, and the results were promising.
- How Many Houses Do People Look at Before Buying and When to Make an Offerby Sarah Ford
Searching for the right home can take time. In this guide, we’ll walk through the factors that influence how many homes buyers view and tips to help you know when it’s time to move on from browsing. The post How Many Houses Do People Look at Before Buying and When to Make an Offer appeared […]
- Ralph Lauren’s Polo Bar in Talks to Move to a New Office Towerby Peter Grant
Securing an exclusive dining spot is crucial to New York City office buildings.
- NYC Landlords Sue City Over Mamdani-Backed Rent Freezeby James Fanelli
Lawsuit signals growing discontent in the real-estate industry over the mayor’s housing policies.
- Inside the Push to Make Padel the Next Pickleballby Andrew Zucker
Padel, a cousin of squash and tennis, has shown signs of becoming the next American sporting sensation. Entrepreneurs—from fashion executives to coffee-chain founders—are looking to cash in.
- He Got a Housing Bargain. Then He Found the Dead Bodiesby Craig Karmin
Plus, Malibu’s celebrity-packed housing market is struggling more than a year after the wildfires.
- Wall Street is selling more rental homes, as buying ban takes effect
The largest landlords are all net sellers year to date, with 3,180 more homes sold than bought since Jan. 1.
- Mortgage rates are rising again, but homebuyers are seeing some advantages
Mortgage rates last week rose to the highest level since last August, but homebuyer demand climbed as well, as buyers see more supply.
- They’re raffling off their $2-million home for $7 to travel the world: ‘If not now, when?’by Lisa Boone
Daniel Leigh and his wife, Lauren Vaknine, are selling their five-bedroom home in England through the online raffle platform Raffall and planning to travel the world with their two kids.
- Americans Still Love St. John’s Wood, but Locals Are Driving a Market Comebackby Ruth Bloomfield
British buyers are boosting prices in the historic London neighborhood, helping offset weak international demand.
- Cuban-Americans Who Lost Property in 1959 Revolution Seek Compensationby Deborah Acosta
Multimillion-dollar lawsuits accusing companies of profiting from seized assets have overcome key legal hurdles, but reclaiming the physical properties is far from easy.
- Property Play: Rental companies selling more property following new housing legislation
CNBC’s Diana Olick talks the impact on the latest housing legislation on home sales.
- Graffiti towers set to be cleared for cleanup and saleby Roger Vincent
Work cleaning the Oceanwide Plaza skyscrapers — known informally as Graffiti Towers — will begin immediately, according to the $517-million sale agreement tentatively approved by a federal judge.
- Iconic Beachfront Estates Are on Discount in Malibu’s Sluggish Post-Fire Recoveryby Nicholas G. Miller
One of the most desirable, celebrity-packed coastal stretches of California has a glut of luxury homes on the market.
- The High Ponytail That Made Lydia Corbett Picasso’s Museby Marc Myers
The painter on posing for the Cubist, why she sat in a rocking chair and how her life changed.
- Property taxes are poised for major midterm elections ballot battles across many U.S. states
Americans will have a rare opportunity to use votes to directly shape tax policy with 26 ballot measures on taxation across 13 states set for midterm elections.
- Once Asking $125 Million, Bill Koch’s Aspen Home Fetches $33.515 Millionby E.B. Solomont
The sale of the 52-acre estate known as Elk Mountain Lodge caps more than a decade on and off the market.
- Property Play: The World Cup effect for commercial real estate
CNBC’s Diana Olick sits down with Colliers U.S. and Latin America CEO Gil Borok
- He Bought a House ‘Sight Unseen.’ Then He Found Three Dead Bodies.by Kate King
Skeletal remains were discovered inside a Connecticut home sold through a foreclosure auction—an extreme example of what buyers can encounter when purchasing homes this way.
- Hong Kong property firms are shifting strategies towards AI infrastructure: Reynold Lemkins
Haoran Liu, President of China Region of Reynold Lemkins discusses how Hong Kong could become a bridge between Chinese tech companies and global computing power as Hong Kong property companies shift their strategy to focus on AI infrastructure.
- London Needs 1.1 Million Homes. Its 1940s Planning Rules Stand in the Way.by Natasha Dangoor
Home construction in the U.K. capital is nearing a standstill, with ground broken on just 4,170 housing units in 2024-25. The knock-on effects are far-reaching.
- Housing costs is the top political issue for young voters, CNBC survey finds
The cost of housing is the top priority for voters ages 18 to 34, besting food and healthcare cost concerns, the CNBC All-America Economic Survey found.
- Homebuyer affordability slipped for fifth straight month, real estate index shows
With both home prices and mortgage rates climbing since earlier this year, affording a home has become harder, according to a housing affordability index.
- The Sky Was the Limit For Turning Offices Into Apartments—Until Some Columns Buckledby Kevin T. Dugan
Trouble at Nathan Berman’s Manhattan project is bringing new scrutiny to a booming sector. Housing needs of cities are colliding with safety concerns about bigger projects.
- U.S. mortgage rates hit one-year high
The ‘Fast Money’ traders talk mortgage rates hitting one-year high.
- Here’s why the housing market is hurting so much this summer
Mortgage rates are high, home prices at record levels, and consumers stressed — all contributing to a drop in existing home sales and builder sentiment.
- Pending home sales plunge in June
CNBC’s Diana Olick breaks down the newest housing data.
- Nation’s largest landlord accused of Section 8 discrimination in Californiaby Jack Flemming
A housing watchdog group has filed a complaint against Greystar, the nation’s largest corporate landlord, accusing the company of 53 instances of Section 8 discrimination in California.
- The Data-Center Boom’s Newly Minted Millionairesby Craig Karmin
Plus, buckling beams at a Manhattan office-to-residential conversion.
- What will help the NY housing market the most is an attitude change in Albany: Richard LeFrak
Richard LeFrak, The LeFrak Organization CEO, joins ‘Squawk Box’ to discuss the rising rental costs in New York City, tackling housing affordability, and more.
- Mortgage rates rise to highest level in nearly a year, causing homebuyers to pause
Mortgage rates moved higher last week, causing buyers to pull back, but refinancing did see small gains.
- Why 12-foot Halloween skeletons have become year-round fixtures across Los Angelesby Jack Flemming
Giant skeletons, once confined to Halloween decorations, now tower over L.A. homes year-round. Some think they’re fun. Others have a bone to pick.
- New York City Officials Inspecting Other Buildings After Midtown High Rise Buckledby James Fanelli
The buildings department is looking at projects of those involved in the Manhattan incident last week.
- Industry-Leading JMG Joins Keller Williamsby KW Marketing Team
JMG, a teamerage-style brokerage, generated $5.9 billion across 12,300+ transactions in 2025 Keller Williams announces its agreement to acquire the Jason Mitchell Group (JMG), a top U.S.-ranked, teamerage-style, independent brokerage and one of real estate’s most sophisticated referral and lead […]
- Private capital can still play a very significant role in U.S. housing: Pretium Co-President
Pretium Co-President Stephen Scherr joins CNBC’s ‘Squawk on the Street’ to discuss the new bipartisan housing affordability bill, the state of the housing market, and more.
- New housing law targets affordability — what it means for homebuyers and sellers
While the legislation is aimed at least partly at addressing affordability, experts say the benefits of the measure will take time to show up in the market.
- The largest housing bill in decades just became law. Here’s when Americans could see an impact
The largest housing bill in decades has just become law after weeks of tense political standoff between President Trump and Congress. The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act focuses on three major reforms. It aims to increase the supply of housing by combining federal incentives for new homes with […]