France is coming to New York. Queer Eye star Tan France and his husband, Rob, have listed their custom-designed home in Salt Lake City, Utah, for $7.5 million with Summit Sotheby's. It took three years for the couple to build the Tudor-style dwelling, which Architectural Digest toured in 2024, in collaboration with Tom and Cara Fox of Fox Group. The five bedroom home's nearly 7,000-square-foot interior takes inspiration from American, English, and South Asian styles, including a richly colored 1,000-square-foot closet inspired by 19th-century Pakistani royalty.
“My decision to bring in a new coach was based on the results of our game in Denver,” Pegula said. “I want to take you in the locker room after that game. I looked around, the first thing I noticed was our quarterback with his head down, crying. I looked at all the other players. I looked at their faces and our coaches. I walked over to Josh, he didn't even acknowledge I was there.”
Private "pocket listings" significantly disadvantage homeowners over age 70, resulting in lower sales returns and higher risks of predatory double-ending.
Painting for yourself and painting to entice a potential buyer are two different kinds of painting altogether. When you're painting a home you live in, you can paint in any hue your color-loving heart desires - bold dark blues, deep reds, black, bright orange, whatever makes you happy. But if you're painting to sell your house, you have to take current trends, buyer preferences, and a neutral palette into account, according to real estate professionals.
Cash Now, More Later is designed to give sellers immediate liquidity while allowing them to participate in potential upside when the home later resells on the open market. Agents participating in Cash Now, More Later transactions can earn two commissions: a bonus commission between 1% and 2% when Opendoor initially purchases the home, followed by their standard commission when the property is resold. Agents also remain the listing agent of record throughout the process.
Anyone may buy and own property in the United States, regardless of citizenship. Historically, there have been no laws or restrictions that prevent an individual of any foreign citizenship from owning or buying a home in the U.S. However, as of 2026, about 36 states including Florida , Texas , and Ohio have passed new laws that restrict land purchases for non-citizens near military bases or farms.
Dylan was born Robert Zimmerman in Duluth, Minnesota, in 1941. He and his family lived on the upper floor of a duplex at 519 North 3rd Avenue East. "It's on the banks of Lake Superior, built on granite rock. Lot of fog horns, sailors, loggers, storms, blizzards," the musician reflected on his hometown in 2017. "My mom says there were food shortages, food rationing, hardly any gas, electricity cutting off-everything metal in your house you gave to the war effort. It was a dark place, even in the light of day-curfews, gloomy, lonely, all that sort of stuff-we lived there till I was about five, till the end of the war."
HousingWire and MAXA Designs recognized the companies redefining what strong branding looks like in today's housing market during the 2025 Exhibit Awards. Now in its fourth year, the Exhibit Awards program celebrates the marketing, branding and business development teams shaping the mortgage and real estate industry. Through a new collaboration with HousingWire, the program grew this year to include 13 total winners across both national and regional categories.
People still start with bedrooms, bathrooms and price, says Megan Micco, a Compass broker associate who has specialized in Berkeley real estate for over a decade. But more buyers are now asking earlier about fire zones, insurance availability, retrofitting and what long-term costs might look like. In a city where natural hazard conditions can change significantly from one neighborhood to the next, these questions are reshaping how buyers compare homes.
This 1880s brownstone is in the Bedford Historic District and still has moldings, a pier mirror, mantels, and other period details. This former Open House Pick sold in April for $2.1 million, which was $195,000 under the asking price.
The Brooklyn-based dealmaker is facing seven lawsuits in New York state court. In total, investors and lenders are seeking at least $14.4 million. Taken together, the cases paint a picture of a broker whose alleged cash crunch spiraled across multiple real estate deals and personal lending relationships. Several lawsuits accuse Dweck of failing to return money that was supposed to remain in escrow accounts, while others allege he solicited funds for deals that either stalled, collapsed or never materialized.
Cher is an undeniable powerhouse with a record-breaking career spanning more than seven decades in entertainment. But before she was known worldwide as she was Cherilyn Sarkisian LaPiere-an aspiring performer with stage fright, eager to break into Hollywood. Born in 1946, the El Centro, California-native was raised primarily by her mother Georgia Holt, a model and actor.
About 100 pro-Palestinian protesters have gathered outside a New York synagogue for the second time in six months to demonstrate against an Israeli real estate event featuring properties for sale in the occupied West Bank.
Omega Healthcare Investors reported Q1 AFFO of $0.82 per share, exceeding the $0.48 consensus, and raised its 2026 AFFO guidance to a $3.22 midpoint, indicating strong performance and stability.
The Great Israeli Real Estate Event 2026, advertised online, is part of a tour that includes locations like Flatbush and Queens, and is set for May 5 in Manhattan.
