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Developer Who Demolished Jeffrey Epstein's Palm Beach Mansion Reveals Why He Also Changed the Address

2 days ago | realtor.com | Kiri Blakeley

It's no surprise that the ultraelite in Palm Beach, FL, would want to forget that notorious sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein once lived among them—but the developer who bought the land and razed the mansion took it one step further, changing the address. The disgraced financier had a waterfront mansion at 358 El Brillo Way. The address has since been changed to 360 El Brillo Way.
Buyers in the Priciest Housing Markets Need 80% Down To Afford Monthly Costs

3 days ago | realtor.com | Snejana Farberov

For many, buying a home in some of the most desirable cities such as New York City and Los Angeles is a dream—but it could come with staggering upfront costs, putting homeownership well outside the reach of the typical family. Economists recommend that homebuyers follow the "30% rule," which suggests that they spend no more than that amount of their pre-tax income on housing to leave enough money in the budget for other essential expenses and savings.
Affordability Crisis Worsens as Home Prices Hit 'Shocking' New High

3 days ago | realtor.com | Snejana Farberov

The U.S. housing affordability crisis deepened last year, triggering the first decline in the national homeownership rate since 2016. Existing and aspiring homeowners alike faced major economic headwinds in 2024 and at the start of 2025, as home prices nationwide rose nearly 4% year over year and a staggering 60% since 2019, according to the annual State of the Nation's Housing report from the Joint Center for Housing Studies (JCHS) of Harvard University.
U.S. Is Set To Gain a Record 7,500 of the World's Millionaires—and This Sun-Soaked State Is Red-Hot

4 days ago | realtor.com | Snejana Farberov

Foreign millionaires are flocking to the U.S. in record numbers, and that's despite a rocky start to 2025 marked by economic volatility, President Donald Trump's tariff policies, and most recently, America's military intervention in the Israel-Iran war.
Waiting for a Buyer's Market? These Top 10 Metros Offer the Biggest Price Cuts—and Booming Inventory

5 days ago | realtor.com | Snejana Farberov

After a sluggish spring season marked by tepid buying activity, summer is finally here—and housing markets in parts of the country are turning increasingly buyer-friendly. Aspiring first-time homebuyers and seasoned house hunters alike would be wise to focus their search efforts on the South and West, where there are more options to choose from and better deals are more likely to be found than anywhere else in the U.S. at this time.
450-Square-Foot 'Micro Home' Hits Market in Rhode Island for a Massive $850K—What Makes the Petite Pad So Pricey?

5 days ago | realtor.com | Kellie Speed

A tiny "micro home" in one of Rhode Island's most luxurious resorts might well be small on space—but it has a price tag so large, one could be forgiven for thinking it had been confused for a country estate. The petite property, which spans just 450 square feet and offers one bedroom and one bathroom, has come on the market for the massive price of $849,000—or a lofty $1,887 per square foot.
See the Churches That Make Divine and Affordable Homes

6 days ago | realtor.com | Kiri Blakeley

The typical home's amenities might include modern appliances and open layouts, but what about a bell tower and 125-year-old stained-glass windows? If that idea appeals to you, then a converted church might just be the answer to your prayers. "You can feel all those people who came before you, all the weddings and funerals," agent Ted Murphy Jr. with E.J. Murphy Realty, who is selling a converted church in Cornwall, CT, tells Realtor.com®. "And, oh, yeah, you've got a bell tower.
The World's Most Artistic A-Frame? Dramatic Glass and Steel Structure in Rural Washington Is Listed for $1.9 Million

6 days ago | realtor.com | Charlie Lankston

A-frame homes are often associated with rural cabins, rustic decor, and wood exteriors—yet one newly listed Washington structure is set to turn that stereotype on its head. The "dramatic glass and steel" dwelling on 1.14 wooded acres in Issaquah was designed by renowned local architecture firm Sandler-Kilburn, and it puts an ultramodern spin on the traditional A-frame aesthetic.
Remote 20-Sided Round House With Appalachian-Inspired Interior Snags a Buyer Just Days After Being Listed for $940K

6 days ago | realtor.com | Kellie Speed

A uniquely-designed round home in New Hampshire that was created to provide unparalleled panoramic views of the local scenery has found a buyer just days after being listed for $940,000. Located on a staggering 10.5-acre plot in Chatham, the distinctive four-bedroom dwelling was custom-built in 2003 by the seller, who was inspired by the huts at the nearby Cold River Camp and wanted to create a property that offered a similarly impressive connection with its natural surroundings.
Home Prices Stay Steady as Buyers Take Their Time

1 week ago | realtor.com | Joy Dumandan

Home prices remained steady and buyers had more time to make decisions as the number of homes on the market continued to climb compared with last year, according to Realtor.com® weekly housing data. New listing growth rose again from last week. It trailed behind what we’ve seen year to date and will be an important indicator to watch as regional real estate trends diverge.