- Great Central Brewing owners face second foreclosure, this time for nearly $5M on Near West Sideby Sam Lounsberry
The taps are running dry again for the owners of Great Central Brewing Company, who are facing another foreclosure on their Near West Side facility just a few years after dodging a similar bullet. Laguna Hills, California-based Harvest Commercial Capital this week filed a $4.7 million foreclosure […]
- Domus’ Fulton Market apartment tower plan hits setbackby TRD Staff
Chicago’s City Council delayed consideration of a 29-story, 347-unit residential building at 215 North Racine Avenue because developer Domus Group hasn’t completed the purchase of land earmarked for a public park. The roughly $150 million project, headed up by Phillip and Steven Ciaccio’s […]
- A Sonoma Home Built by ‘Call of the Wild’ Author Jack London Asks $2.3 Millionby Libertina Brandt
The California property has remained in the writer’s family for decades, and at its peak, contained roughly 1,400 acres.
- Airbnb to add grocery delivery and car rentals ahead of World Cupby Caroline Petrow-Cohen
Airbnb announced Wednesday it was adding new services to its platform, including exclusive FIFA World Cup experiences.
- Pending home sales are up 10% over last four weeks, says ‘Owning Manhattan’ star Ryan Serhant
CNBC’s Kelly Evans discusses the health of the national housing market housing with Ryan Serhant, founder and CEO of Serhant and executive producer of real estate show, “Owning Manhattan.”
- Reschke tees up 55 West Monroe purchase in latest Loop office bargainby TRD Staff
Mike Reschke is doubling down on Helmut-Jahn designed buildings in Chicago’s Loop. Prime Group, Reschke’s Chicago-based company, has struck a deal to buy the 40-story office tower at 55 West Monroe Street, according to CoStar. The outlet reports that the financial terms for the deal are […]
- Renting vs Buying in Raleigh, NC: Which is Right for You?by Amanda Tripp
If you’re contemplating whether to rent vs buy in Raleigh, NC, this year there are many factors to consider. Discover the advantages and disadvantages of buying your first home in Raleigh this year. The post Renting vs Buying in Raleigh, NC: Which is Right for You? appeared first on Redfin | […]
- Top Tips for Selling a Fixer Upperby Carson Sperry
Whether you’re moving on from a historic home in New Orleans or a charming but outdated house in Seattle, selling a fixer-upper isn’t always straightforward. That said, it can be a smart and strategic move when handled correctly. Whether you’re dealing with an inherited property, a home in […]
- Multifamily momentum swells as three North Side Chicago complexes listby TRD Staff
In a lagging market for apartment complexes across Chicago, three separate buildings are now up for sale in what could be a sign of momentum across the city. The three complexes, first reported by Crain’s, are Next, a 310-unit tower at 347 West Chestnut Street in River North; SoNo East, with […]
- Current Home Equity Loan Ratesby Miranda Marquit
Learn how to get the best rate on a home equity loan.
- Sightwell scraps East Dundee lumberyard redevelopment planby TRD Staff
Sightwell, the architects of the proposed redevelopment of an East Dundee lumberyard, recently informed village officials that they can no longer pursue their plans due to economic constraints. The plans proposed a mixed-use development at Heritage Station that would include retail spaces, […]
- This L.A. bookstore is leading a revolt against ‘greedy landlords’by Emily St. Martin
For nearly 20 years, Read Books was a fixture of Eagle Rock’s quirky charm. Now, a 133% price hike has pushed the family-owned shop to close its doors, but not without a fight.
- Fed up with L.A.’s housing market, renters are turning to savvy apartment scouts for helpby Kailyn Brown
They’re not licensed real estate agents, but property enthusiasts who tour apartments, share videos on social media and work one-on-one with clients to find their dream home.
- The Most Expensive Home in Boca Raton Fetches $75 Millionby E.B. Solomont
The spec house spans roughly 18,300 square feet and includes its own wellness wing with a gym, cold plunge and massage room.
- Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI): What It Is, How It Works, and How to Get Rid of Itby Marissa Crum
PMI insurance protects lenders—not borrowers—but it’s often required if you put down less than 20%. Learn how PMI works, costs, and how to remove it. The post Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI): What It Is, How It Works, and How to Get Rid of It appeared first on Redfin | Real Estate Tips for […]
- Buying a House As-Is? Pros and Cons to Considerby Alison Bentley
Buying a house as-is has its own set of challenges. Find out what to look out for when buying a house as-is, so you can determine if it’s right for you. The post Buying a House As-Is? Pros and Cons to Consider appeared first on Redfin | Real Estate Tips for Home Buying, Selling & More.
- Thousands of Chicago Home Listings Just Disappeared Off Zillowby Nicole Friedman
The area’s local real-estate database withdrew the listings as part of an escalating industry feud between Compass and Zillow.
- John Novak strengthens grip along Chicago River with two more purchasesby TRD Staff
John Novak is snapping up more distressed Sterling Bay property in Chicago’s North Side. Novak Construction’s latest acquisition came at a $6 million price tag, according to CoStar. In addition to snapping up parts of the southern half of the beleaguered Lincoln Yards megadevelopment, Novak […]
- U.S. House passes housing affordability bill
CNBC’s Angelica Peebles reports on news regarding Congress.
- Steven Mnuchin’s Family Lists Massive Manhattan Townhouse for $35 Millionby E.B. Solomont
The roughly 17,600-square-foot home was owned by Steven’s late father and his wife.
- Los Angeles Tried to Tax Mansions. Apartment Construction Tanked.by Paul Kiernan
Developers say the levy is making L.A.’s housing shortage worse. The city is considering changes.
- House approves breakthrough housing bill in a win for investors
The U.S. House approved an updated housing affordability bill after removing industry-opposed requirements on selling build-to-rent homes.
- Yitzy Klor pursuing third condo deconversion attempt at 200 North Dearborn with $98M offerby Emma Whalen
A group of Chicago condo owners are experiencing deja-vu as they prepare to vote on a bulk buyout proposal from an investor who has already failed to close a deal to buy the building before. The condo board of 200 North Dearborn Street, a 310-unit building in the loop, voted 3-2 last week to […]
- Developer CityPads cashes out of Evanston apartments in sale to TLCby Sam Lounsberry
Veteran Chicago multifamily investor Stuart Handler isn’t slowing down as he approaches his ninth decade. The octogenarian behind behemoth Chicago-area landlord TLC Management parlayed a $39 million Uptown sale in March into the firm’s purchase this week of a 120-unit luxury Evanston building […]
- Chicago MLS cuts off data feed to Zillowby Caleb McCullough
Zillow has lost access to listings from the nation’s third-largest Multiple Listing Service. Lisle-based Midwest Real Estate Data announced Wednesday morning it had cut off its direct listing feed to Zillow, pulling roughly 43,000 Chicago-area homes from display on the country’s largest home […]
- Another Headache for Home Builders: Lawsuitsby Craig Karmin
Plus, mortgage lenders turn to alternative loans to jump-start sluggish housing market.
- Rising mortgage rates cause surge in demand for riskier loans
Mortgage rates continued to rise last week, causing more borrowers to head to adjustable-rate loans, which are cheaper but considered riskier.
- How to Buy a House With Cash in Today’s Housing Marketby Holly Hooper
Learn how to buy a house with cash, including the pros and cons, closing process, and how all-cash offers work in today’s housing market. The post How to Buy a House With Cash in Today’s Housing Market appeared first on Redfin | Real Estate Tips for Home Buying, Selling & More.
- Habitat, M/I Homes pay $13M for Highland Park former Solo Cup siteby Caleb McCullough
A joint venture of Habitat Company and M/I Homes paid $13.3 million for the 28-acre former Solo Cup site in Highland Park, clearing the way for a 227-townhome development slated to break ground this summer. The developers closed on the property at 1700 Old Deerfield Road on May 11, according to […]
- These Parents Are Buying Homes for Their Kids—With Strings Attachedby Rachel Wolfe
The least affordable housing market in decades has turned a milestone of independence into a family affair.
- A Risky, Unconventional Mortgage Is on the Rise Againby Katherine Hamilton
The share of mortgages using alternative lending practices has doubled in recent years, with lenders trying to get more business in a stalled housing market.
- 7 Budget Smart Home Devices and Tips for a Smarter Spaceby Mark Kline
Explore these 7 budget smart home devices and tips that’ll transform your home into a smarter, more efficient space. The post 7 Budget Smart Home Devices and Tips for a Smarter Space appeared first on Redfin | Real Estate Tips for Home Buying, Selling & More.
- Mortgage rates surge to highest level since July
Mortgage rates continued to move higher Tuesday on uncertainty over the war with Iran. They are at the highest level since last July.
- A Private-Equity Investor Lists His Miami Beach Compound for $110 Millionby E.B. Solomont
The waterfront estate in Sunset Islands joins a wave of nine-figure home listings in the area.
- The 10 Most Expensive Cities in the U.S. in 2026by Jamie Forbes
These cities offer just about everything—but they come at a price. Explore the most expensive cities in the U.S. to live and buy a home. The post The 10 Most Expensive Cities in the U.S. in 2026 appeared first on Redfin | Real Estate Tips for Home Buying, Selling & More.
- Should You Continue to Rent or Become a Homeowner?by Pablo Alvarez
Buying a home is a dream for most; however, for many people, renting may be the best choice before taking on homeownership. This article explores when renting makes financial sense and how to assess your readiness to buy. The post Should You Continue to Rent or Become a Homeowner? appeared first […]
- Average 30-year fixed mortgage rate rises to 6.75%
CNBC’s Diana Olick reports on the average 30-year fixed mortgage rate rising to 6.75%, according to the latest read from Mortgage News Daily.
- Should You Pay Off Debt Before Buying a Home?by Emily Pascale
Is debt blocking your homeownership goals? Learn why the answer to “should I pay off debt before buying a house” is about strategy, DTI ratios, and maximizing your future purchasing power. The post Should You Pay Off Debt Before Buying a Home? appeared first on Redfin | Real Estate Tips for Home […]
- Geena Davis Wishes She Bought the Thunderbird Convertible in ‘Thelma & Louise’by Marc Myers
The “Boroughs” co-star and Oscar-winning actor on her vivid imagination, watching TV in sunglasses and landing a role in “Tootsie.”
- Pending home sales rose 1.4% in April
CNBC’s Diana Olick breaks down the newest housing data.
- Here’s why car wash real estate is cleaning up
The car wash business has evolved markedly over the last decade as private equity investors flock to the recurring revenue.
- Porsche, Armani and Now Music Festivals? Brands Are Taking Over Miami Condosby Sarah Paynter
The Palm Tree Residences, featuring live DJs and its own dance club, is the latest condo project to join the city’s growing lineup of branded condominium buildings.
- Property Play: Related Group’s next generation on building South Florida
CNBC’s Diana Olick sits down with Jon Paul Pérez and Nick Pérez of Related Group.
- Partnership for NYC CEO on NYC Mayor Mamdani’s meeting with bank CEOs, NY’s pied-à-terre tax
Steven Fulop, Partnership for New York City president and CEO, joins ‘Squawk Box’ to discuss NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s meeting with bank CEOs, New York’s pied-à-terre tax proposal, and more.
- Rep. French Hill on fate of bipartisan housing bill, Pres. Trump’s stock trading activity
House Financial Services Committee Chairman Rep. French Hill (R-Ark.) joins ‘Squawk Box’ to discuss the details of the bipartisan housing bill, President Trump’s stock-trading activity, rules around Congressional trading, and more.
- Is It a Buyer’s or Seller’s Market?by Jamie Forbes
The housing market favors buyers, but prices remain out of reach — and now sellers are backing off. Here’s how to tell if you’re in a buyer’s or seller’s market, and which cities buck the trend. The post Is It a Buyer’s or Seller’s Market? appeared first on Redfin | Real Estate Tips for Home […]
- Kathie Lee Gifford Wants $100 Million for Her Waterfront Connecticut Homeby E.B. Solomont
After moving to Nashville, the former morning-show host says she is ready to sell the Greenwich property she shared with her late husband, football great Frank Gifford.
- Why Raymond James’ Horne is upgrading these REITs back to outperform
CNBC’s Kelly Evans discusses the housing affordability bill set for a vote in the House this week and what investors should watch with Buck Horne of Raymond James.
- Homebuilder sentiment improves on late spring surge in demand
Builders are feeling slightly better about the housing market, as they see improved buyer traffic in a potential late spring surge.
- Home Builders Are Getting Buried in Claims of Shoddy Constructionby Nicholas G. Miller
Legal liabilities for big builders have surged. Industry representatives say lawyers encourage homeowners to pursue dubious allegations.
- Homebuilder sentiment improves on late spring surge in demand
CNBC’s Diana Olick breaks down the newest housing data.
- Why Japanese homebuilders are targeting the U.S. housing market
Japanese companies now own 33 homebuilders that operate in the U.S. Once the most recent deals are closed, they will have close to 6% of U.S. market share. As they build more homes, it could actually benefit consumers, because firms out of Japan are much more efficient in their production. […]
- Why a small UK lender has major U.S. credit firms on edge
The continuing fallout from MFS’ collapse has heightened fears that problems in complex credit markets pose a broader systemic risk.
- Why your ‘fixed’ mortgage payment keeps going up
Rising property taxes and surging homeowners insurance costs are pushing up the amount that homeowners must pay monthly alongside their mortgage.
- He Built a $1 Million Kitchen to Impress Michelin-Starred Chefs
The owner wanted a space designed for multicourse meals or entertaining kids and fellow parents.
- California ‘Rich Dude’ Fights $2.5 Million Fine Over Public Beach Accessby Jim Carlton
A surfer and dog-collar magnate built his dream home on the coast. Then the state’s most powerful regulator cracked down.
- Eight Gut Renovations Sounds Nightmarish. For One Couple, ‘It’s an Adventure.’by Kerry Barger
Plus, two Aspen architects purchase and renovate a Midcentury Modern home in Palm Springs and a 432 Park condo hits the market for $90 million.
- Don Peebles on NY’s pied-à-terre tax: You don’t want to chase high-net-worth taxpayers out of NYC
Don Peebles, The Peebles Corporation CEO and chairman, joins ‘Squawk Box’ to discuss the state of New York City’s real estate market, his thoughts on the city’s pied-à-terre tax proposal, and more.
- Miami Is Getting Much Richer. It’s Also Getting Smaller.by Arian Campo-Flores
A wealth boom is powering crucial parts of the metro area’s economy and has shrunk its population.
- Mortgage rates jump to highest level since March on hotter inflation reports
Mortgage rates surged to the highest level since March in reaction to two hotter-than-expected inflation reports.
- Hot inflation read sends mortgage rates higher
CNBC’s Diana Olick reports on the latest moves in mortgage rates.