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This Florida mega-mansion could be America’s most expensive home
A planned luxury compound in Manalapan, Florida, is pushing the boundaries of high-end property with a staggering US$285 million price tag.
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More than one-third of US homeowners say they’ll never sell
High housing costs are keeping many US homeowners firmly in place, with more than one-third (34%) saying they’ll never sell their homes, according to a recent Redfin-commissioned survey.
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Gucci owner Kering secures $1.3 Billion in strategic Paris property sale
Luxury giant Kering, owner of brands like Gucci and Saint Laurent, has announced the sale of 60% stakes in three prime Paris properties to French private equity group Ardian for €837 million (approximately AUD 1.3 billion).
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Take a peak into Hayden Panettiere’s childhood home in exclusive New York enclave
A charming residence in Palisades, NY, once home to actress Hayden Panettiere, is now on the market.
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TikTok ban looms in the US
The January 19 deadline for the US anticipated ban on TikTok and its China-based owner ByteDance is fast approaching, posing significant challenges for one in six real estate agents who rely on the platform for marketing, according to the National Association of Realtors (NAR).
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International schools fuel global property hotspots
Neighbourhoods near international top-tier schools are now sought-after real estate hotspots.
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How climate risks are reshaping real estate
The increasing frequency of natural disasters, driven by climate change, is reshaping real estate markets in the United States and Australia.
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Ivana Trump’s lavish NYC townhouse still on the market for $30.3 million
The late Ivana Trump’s NYC townhouse is still on the market more than two years after her death.
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Billionaires retreat from London’s ‘super-prime’ market
London's ultra-prime housing market for multi-millionaire and billionaire buyers dropped by 25% in unit sales in 2024.
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Private equity bets big on UK rental market
In the UK, private capital and pension fund money is flowing into single-family rental homes as demand soars
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Raine & Horne appoints Chris Nicholl as CEO to lead next phase of growth
Raine & Horne starts 2025 on a high, with Chris Nicholl appointed to lead the next phase of growth.
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Bill Murray’s historic home hits the market
Bill Murray’s former home in a secret celebrity enclave near NYC lists for US$3.69 million.
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Lionel Messi opens his €223 million real estate portfolio to investors
A real estate investment trust owned by Argentine soccer star Lionel Messi made its Spanish stock exchange debut.
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How real estate agents can thrive in 2025
Adapt or be left behind: Real estate in 2025 demands a sharp mindset, disciplined strategies, and relentless effort. Industry experts share their proven playbook—from lead generation to mastering skills—so you can thrive in the year ahead.
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Study Reveals How Neighbourhood Upgrades Cut Crime
A research study conducted across six major US cities has found that targeted investments in neighbourhoods, such as home repairs and new construction, can lead to significant drops in crime. The study, “Investment and Crime on Residential Street Segments: Assessing the Moderating Role of Neighbourhood Characteristics,” by researchers Marie Skubak Tillyer, Arthur Acolin, and Rebecca J. Walter, found that targeted…
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Trump organisation expands its Middle East presence
The Trump Organisation is set to significantly expand its presence in Saudi Arabia with plans for multiple luxury developments, including a new Trump Tower in Riyadh.
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Inside Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck’s US$68 million property
In the heart of Beverly Hills, a sprawling 12-bedroom, 24-bathroom mansion continues to capture Hollywood's attention, not just for its jaw-dropping price tag, but for the high-profile drama surrounding its current status.
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American and Middle East buyers dominate luxury European property market
Wealthy American and Middle Eastern buyers are driving the super-prime property market in Europe, accounting for half of all £20 million-plus sales in London and 80 per cent of luxury deals on the French Riviera.
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Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward’s NYC penthouse is a must-see
The beloved private retreat of Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward is now available for the first time in more than forty years.
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Real estate becomes India’s status symbol as luxury properties dominate 2024
This year, India’s luxury real estate market witnessed a dramatic surge in demand.
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Bob Dylan’s former NYC townhouse hits all the right notes
Located at 242 East 49th Street, this five-story home has a storied past, having housed a roster of prominent figures including Ruth Gordon, Mary Tyler Moore, Franco Zeffirelli, and Bob Dylan, who purchased it in 1990.
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Canada to crack down on Airbnbs
The Canadian government has unveiled plans to help cities crack down on Airbnb and other short-term rental properties, with the goal of increasing housing availability for residents.
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Luxury real estate thrives in Kabul
After decades of war and instability, Afghanistan’s capital is experiencing a real estate boom.
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Monaco unveils Mareterra: the world’s most expensive and controversial “eco-district”
Prince Albert of Monaco has ordered concerts, fireworks and a drone display to celebrate the inauguration of a new neighbourhood that boasts the world’s most expensive real estate.
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Realestate.co.nz declares 2024 a ‘Goldilocks’ market
Described by spokesperson Vanessa Williams as a rare “Goldilocks market,” current conditions (stable prices, rising stock levels, falling interest rates, and increased buyer activity) are creating a unique moment of opportunity in the property sector. “After 18 years of tracking the property market, this is one of those rare moments where certainty and opportunity align,” said Ms Williams. “It’s a…
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Homes at London’s most expensive development start at a staggering £35 Million
Scheduled for completion in Spring 2026 after six years of construction, the 1 Mayfair scheme will eclipse the previous record-holder for luxury developments, the Candy brothers’ £1.3 billion One Hyde Park in Knightsbridge.
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Luxury treehouses become multi-million dollar retreats
Celebrity treehouse builder Pete Nelson is transforming childhood dreams into million-dollar luxury retreats.
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Global investors target US$165 billion in hidden real estate value in Japan
Investors are eyeing-off Japanese companies to capitalise on undervalued real estate.
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US buyers poised to benefit in a shifting 2025 housing market
The US property market is set to provide more breathing room for buyers in the New Year, according to Zillow’s latest market outlook.
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China’s massive urban village overhaul: 1 million homes, 300 cities, and a real estate revival
China has announced a major expansion of its urban village redevelopment program, increasing coverage from 35 cities to nearly 300 as part of efforts to stabilise the real estate sector.
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UK renters face 18% hike by 2029 amid housing supply challenges
In London, renters are already allocating almost half of their monthly income to housing costs.
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Big US cities challenge algorithmic rents
San Francisco and Philadelphia are leading the charge against rent-setting software, passing laws to regulate the use of algorithmic systems that leverage nonpublic data.
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Shanghai leads the way in real estate tax incentives
Shanghai has become the first major Chinese city to roll out tax incentives aimed at boosting its property market.
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The growing trend of downsizers renting through retirement
In the UK renting in retirement has embraced, eliminating the stress and expense of property maintenance.
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NYC ends broker fees for renters
The New York City Council’s recent passage of the Fairness in Apartment Rentals Act represents a significant shift in the city’s rental market. This legislation mandates that landlords, rather than tenants, bear the cost of broker fees when brokers are hired to list and show apartments. Traditionally, New York City renters have been responsible for these fees, which can amount…
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