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Mandy Patinkin appeared in his first play when he was 14. “From then on, I hated school and loved the youth center.”
The award-winning actor and singer discusses his relationship with his father, growing up in Chicago’s South Shore neighborhood and why he hated school
The property is one of the most expensive available in L.A.’s Brentwood neighborhood.
The 1.65-acre lot in Brentwood has the potential to hold a home five times larger than the current house, according to the listing agents.
In this uber-wealthy area of Malibu, $115 million will get you beach access, coastline views and neighbors like Stan Kroenke and Ann Walton.
David Saperstein, who founded Metro Networks, is selling his 10,600-square-foot beachfront compound.
It’s no secret curb appeal helps sell a home, but a new algorithm is helping researchers determine just how much it adds to a property’s value.
A new study quantifying the impact of curb appeal found that the attractiveness of a home can boost its value by 7% or more.
Getting rid of all your stuff? A wide array of companies and services can help you decide whether to donate it, sell it or keep it.
Firms and services that specialize in downsizing can help you let go of your stuff—and the emotions attached to it—before the big move.
Following several price cuts, Meryl Streep is taking a final bow on her longtime Manhattan home.
As a child, Jason Biggs felt like a "weirdo" at school. "Kids would see me in a cereal ad on TV and let me have it the next day."
The ‘Outmatched’ star discusses the ups and downs of being a child actor, and how he coped with the negative attention.
Lee Iacocca’s longtime Los Angeles home, which the late automaker purchased for $4.25 million in 1993, is taking a spin on the market.
The late automotive executive’s roughly 11,000-square-foot Tuscan-style home is near the Bel-Air Country Club and the Hotel Bel-Air.
An exclusive first look inside Zaha Hadid’s first skyscraper in the Western hemisphere.
It took seven years and nearly $300 million to build the late architect’s futuristic tower. Now, the developer is trying to sell the building’s remaining units amid a softening condo market and oversupply of luxury product.
Age is just a number, especially if you’re thinking about getting a mortgage. Here’s what you need to know if you are 65+ and applying for a home loan.
Retirees with fixed incomes might still qualify for home loans no matter their age. Here’s how.
Some of the year’s biggest resale losses went down at new towers like 56 Leonard and One57, while the biggest gains happened at small buildings.
Ekkehart Hassels-Weiler sold two penthouses at 56 Leonard for a loss, while hedge funder Steve Cohen turned a 28% profit on his West Village mansion. Here’s a look at the biggest resale gains and losses of 2019
Despite a stressful childhood of constant moves, novelist Tobias Wolf “loved the drive, staying in motels and crossing the Rockies."
The novelist and short-story writer spent his early years driving across the country with his mother, who was fleeing abusive relationships
Not your average downstairs neighbor, eh?
The apartment, which will have five bedrooms once it’s completed, is in the heart of the area’s upscale shopping district.
“As we watched the news in the early morning from the hotel, we were convinced that our house would be gone.”
The Getty Fire took aim at Crestwood Hills, a Los Angeles enclave known for its modern architecture. Now residents are looking to rebuild.
Fisher Island is a 7-minute ferry ride from Miami, but the exclusive enclave feels like its worlds away.
Just off the shore from South Beach, Fisher Island offers total seclusion to roughly 800 families
‘The Godfather’ producer bought the home for $290,000 in the 1960s and installed a screening room that was considered state-of-the-art at the time.
Discovery Inc. CEO David M. Zaslav bought the 3,900-square-foot home where the late producer hosted actors like Warren Beatty and Dustin Hoffman
Today's #WSJHouse of the Day brings us to a 4,500-square-foot home on Lake Michigan, which was renovated to take advantage of expansive water views. https://on.wsj.com/35uHMwj
Without ever visiting the properties, investors can buy and manage homes with a few clicks of a mouse.
Buying a home as an investment property has long been too complex or daunting a process for most all but the wealthy. A group of real estate startups may be changing that.
Colorado Ranch With Its Own Discovery Channel Special Sells for $27 Million
First listed for $45 million, the 10,350-acre ranch in Routt County still set a record for the biggest deal for a noncommercial property in the county
Forest Whitaker Sells Hollywood Hills Compound for $3.85 Million
The Academy Award-winning actor’s 1.6-acre estate includes two homes with a combined 11 bedrooms
A Masterpiece of Modernism Comes on the Market in Catalonia
At $24.5 million, Casa Serinyana is the most expensive home to ever list in the Spanish village of Cadaqués
A Financier Built This Tuscan Estate in California a Century Ago
Owned by the Vanderlip family, the roughly 7,700-square-foot home on the Palos Verdes Peninsula is on the market for $12.995 million
Penny Marshall’s Los Angeles Home Hits The Market for $7.195 Million
The late director and ‘Laverne and Shirley’ co-star bought the Hollywood Hills property in the early 1980s and hosted an Oscars after party there with ‘Goodfellas’ stars, according to her memoir
Luxury Developers Turn the Page on Old Newspaper Headquarters
What was once the Chicago Tribune’s office will now become 162 luxury condos, selling between $900,000 and $7.6 million.
Cape Cod’s Most Expensive Listing is Asking $25 Million
If it sold at that price, the estate owned by the son of late Wall Street executive Jim Clark would set a record for the most expensive home sale in the Massachusetts vacation spot
The Decade of the Uber-Decadent House
How an influx of global wealth gave rise to supertall condo buildings, megamansions and $100 million home sales
For American Homebuyers, Paris Has a Certain Je Ne Sais Quoi
U.S. buyers are flocking to France’s capital city and fueling its real-estate market.
Castle Homes Fit for a King or Queen
How five homes designed to look like fortresses stack up around the country.
Bruce Willis Sells Bedford Corners Estate for $7.66 Million
The 22-acre property is one of the priciest homes to sell in Westchester, N.Y., this year
Booker T. Jones Financed Music Lessons With a Paper Route
The Grammy-award winning musician recalls his childhood in Memphis, cutting class for his first recording session and an impromptu performance at a local barbershop
A Record Number of Homes Closed for $100 Million-Plus This Year
Six deals topped $100 million in 2019, despite a general slowdown across the U.S. luxury real-estate market. Here is a look at the top-10 home sales
What Does Santa Want for Christmas This Year? A Clean Chimney
Regular chimney inspections can ensure proper heating and venting, as well as reduce the risk of fire and carbon monoxide poisoning
This Home Renovation Is a Thing of Beauty
Following the sale of her company to L’Oréal, makeup mogul Toni Ko spent five years and roughly $10 million turning two Los Angeles homes into a compound.
Hedge-Fund Billionaire Dan Och Buys $95 Million Home on Central Park South
The financier, who relocated to Florida for tax reasons, bought one of the most expensive apartments ever sold in New York.
U.K. Election Mostly Good News for London’s Prime Real Estate
While a stronger pound might spook some overseas buyers, experts say the end of uncertainty around Brexit means the green shoots of a recovery in London’s prime central property market will finally take root
One of the Biggest Homes in the Hollywood Hills Sells for $35.5 Million
The property built by real-estate developer Jeff Thomas is more than 20,000 square feet and includes a 175-foot outdoor pool with a waterfall
Luxury Homeowners Put a Ring on Jewel-Box Homes
Newlyweds to empty-nesters are trading big, high-maintenance homes for smaller square footage packed with high-end finishes.
Lachlan Murdoch Sets L.A. Record by Paying $150 Million for a Château-Style Mansion
Once listed for $350 million, the Bel-Air estate of late media tycoon A. Jerrold Perenchio is the second priciest home ever to have traded in the U.S.
What’s in a Name? For These Homes, It’s Frank Lloyd Wright
A look at five homes on the market built by the famous architect
Billionaires’ Row Deal Is the Third to Top $100 Million in New York
The 9,800-square-foot apartment is located at 220 Central Park South, the same building where Ken Griffin paid nearly $240 million for an even larger spread
Architecture Imitates Art at Jonathan Prince’s Berkshire County Home
The sculptor spent two years and roughly $1.5 million renovating a farmhouse in Southfield, Mass. The result: a work of art.
The Schnabel Family’s Greenwich Village Townhouse Lists for $18.5 Million
The home once shared by Julian Schnabel and his first wife Jacqueline Schnabel is 6,600 square feet and includes ample outdoor space, with four terraces and a large rear garden
Late Univision Billionaire’s Chateau Sells For $150 Million, Setting L.A. Record
Once listed for $350 million, the Bel-Air estate of late media tycoon A. Jerrold Perenchio is the second priciest home ever to have traded in the U.S.
When Your Insurer Decides Your Home Isn’t Worth the Risk
Homeowners living in areas prone to fire- and hurricane-related damage face another risk: getting dropped by their insurance company
Going Up? For These Real-Estate Agents, Not So Much
Three agents recall being trapped in an elevator while showing a home.
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