… enter the marketplace yet again. He bought it for a song in 1984 compared with what his fellow financiers were spending on tonier Park and Fifth Avenues, and had lived there until 2009, when he traded his final weeks of high–end house arrest for a …

A new display home design with a "New York-feel'' in Northgate's Lightview estate is 3.8m wide. Park South Australia's beloved Holden Commodore, which measures 4.95m long, out the front and you'll notice just how skinny that is. Even a compact five …

His Deerfield Beach-based Distressed Real Estate Institute is flooded with requests these days from regular people — teachers, plumbers, paint salesmen — who want to invest in South Florida real estate now that home prices are rising. Many who attend …

Country Garden entered Malaysia in 2012 in a joint venture with Malaysia Land Properties, with which it is developing high–end townships in Selangor state. Like many developers in Iskandar Malaysia, Yuen is targeting foreign buyers (who account for 60 …

He raved about the high end real estate. (Heaven as a gated community, wow. Wonder if they let black folks live in those "magnificent dwellings?") He spoke about the music. (No rap, one assumes) Alisyn Camerota gushed "it sounds wonderful but let's not …

News of high-profile investors like billionaire John Paulson dramatically exiting positions in gold is positive for bullion as it implies that the worst of institutional selling could be over, analysts tell CNBC. "The reason for the big drop in gold …

A gold price plummet of more than 25 percent since January has led to cutbacks in Nevada's mining industry — a smaller scale version of what the gaming industry faced when the U.S. economy collapsed, local Latin Chamber of Commerce members were …

More than 600 state and federal firefighters were dispatched to the blaze in the affluent resort region that's a second home to celebrities such as Arnold Schwarzenegger, Tom Hanks, and Bruce Willis. In addition, some private insurers have sent in …

“Bloomberg believes that the future of this city is attracting more people with money, building a luxury city, a city for wealthy people,” said Tom Angotti, professor of urban affairs at Hunter College and author of New York for Sale: Community …