Reporter: Rapti Gupta
'Nick Novak Sells La Jolla Home for $637,500
'Sarah Jessica Parker’s New York City Townhouse Back on Market for $22 Million
'Colbie Caillat Sells Westlake Village Home for $1.6 Million
EDITOR'S PICKS
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Residents of a Chicago Mobile Home Park To Lose Water Access Days Before Thanksgiving
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Homebuying 101: 5 Red Flags To Watch Out For
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US Home Prices on the Rise: Here's Where Houses Are the Priciest
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Real Estate: 3 Things To Know Before You Start Investing
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Instagram introduced its new Hyperlapse app, a separate photo-sharing application that allows users to make time-lapse videos of whatever they are shooting, late in August and the trend has caught on like wildfire. So, on the occasion of celebrating a raging trend, we found some amazing videos posted from users woldwide and what we have here is a completely transformed view of the world. -
'Banks May Be Holding Back Housing Market Recovery; Can They Help?
The housing market recovery has indeed been choppy. Though mortgage rates have been low, not many are able to take advantage of the scenario because lending standards are supremely high. Some analysts are blaming the financial institutions for holding back a full property market recovery. -
'Realtors Forecast Home Prices to Gain Only By 3.4 Percent in Next 12 Months
Home prices in the U.S. have been increasing, but the pace has slowed down. Now, experts have predicted that this trend will continue through the next 12 months. -
'Ivana Trump Sells Palm Beach Mansion for $16.6 Million
Ivana Trump, former wife of real estate mogul Donald Trump, has reportedly sold the Palm Beach, Fla., mansion for $16.6 million. -
'Backstreet Boy AJ McLean Wants $1.79 Million for Los Feliz Home
A.J. McLean, the "Backstreet Boys" band member, has reportedly put his home in Los Feliz for sale and is asking $1.79 million for it. -
'A Look Inside Joan Rivers’ Upper East Side Penthouse (PHOTOS)
Rivers, who passed away post a respiratory arrest Sept. 04, was dressed in a Valentino Gown and a Harry Winston-designed toe tag as she rested peacefully in her casket. That was death for the great Joan Rivers! But in life, Rivers rested everyday in a plush Upper East Side penthouse in New York City. Located at 1 East 62nd Street, the top-floor condo is where Rivers sought refuge in for quite a few years. -
'Most and Least Affordable Housing Markets of America (LIST)
The American real estate market is currently experiencing a slowdown. Though home prices have been mapping a sluggish way upwards, the still-improving inventory levels have kept cost of buying a home high. Mortgage rates may be low, but the standard of lending is strictly tight. In these conditions, where does one look to buy a home? To help you evaluate and make a property purchase decision, RealtyTrac - the popular real estate intelligence firm - has come up with lists of American cities where buying a property is most and least affordable. -
'Asian Real Estate More Stable than North American Property, CBRE Survey
Asian real estate portfolios are more stable and sustainable than North American property, according to a new survey conducted by CBRE - the property intelligence firm. -
'Mexico Airport Expansion: Norman Foster Reveals Renderings of $9.2 Billion Project (VIDEO)
The Mexican government recently announced that British architecture firm Foster + Partners, FR-EE (Fernando Romero Enterprise) and NACO (Netherlands Airport Consultants) had together won the bid to design Mexico City's Benito Juarez International Airport and the renderings of the upcoming project look stunning. -
'Anderson Cooper Reduces Asking Price of Hamptons Homes
Anderson Cooper, the anchor of CNN's "Anderson Cooper 360", has reportedly reduced the asking price of both his listed homes in the Hamptons. -
'Jimmy Fallon Buys Another Unit in Gramercy Park Building for $725,000
Jimmy Fallon, the famous "Tonight Show" host, has purchased another unit in the Gramercy Park Co-op building in New York City, for $725,000. -
'T.S. Eliot’s Childhood Summer Vacation Home Hits Market for $1.34 Million
T.S. Eliot may have lived in London for most of his adult life but as a child, during vacations, he and his family would travel to the city of Gloucester, Mass., to enjoy the summers. And now, you can claim the "Wasteland" poet's holiday home for $1.34 million.
