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2026-10-06 · New York Post · Crime & Law

Sprawling $2.45M NYC home tied to $70M counterfeiting ring heads to auction for just $900K

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2026-09-16 · New York Post · Economy/Business

Famed Jersey Shore pier lists for $85M in rare opportunity: ‘offers the chance to own the Atlantic itself’

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2026-10-29 · New York Post · Entertainment

Patrick Stewart quietly sold NYC home in his beloved neighborhood a year before his death

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2026-10-23 · New York Post · Economy/Business

America’s rent crisis is creeping up the income ladder — and middle-class households are feeling the squeeze

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2026-10-20 · New York Post · Economy/Business

Billionaire residents of NYC’s famed Pierre remain in the dark after contested $2B sale collapsed

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2026-10-20 · New York Post · Economy/Business

America’s dismal housing market to get even worse in 2027, grim forecast predicts

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2026-09-15 · New York Post

🔮 House hunters who spent the summer getting outbid or balking at sky-high prices may finally be getting their moment. mixed

2026-09-16 · New York Post

🔮 A family chapter comes to an end For the Catanoso family, the sale would mark the end of a decades-long run at Steel Pier. assertive

2026-09-16 · New York Post

🔮 Resnick, a Russian-born painter who became associated with the Abstract Expressionist movement in New York, and Passlof, an American painter who studied with Willem de Kooning, made 80 Forsyth their home and workspace. assertive

2026-09-17 · New York Post

🔮 The Moosehead Lake escape comes with a renovated cabin and spectacular sunsets — but buyers will need to bring their own dock, as well as a boat to keep it company. assertive

2026-09-17 · New York Post

🔮 New York may still be the city where young people come to make it — but a growing number of Gen Zers are making their exit. mixed

2026-09-18 · New York Post

🔮 The family saw it as a place where she could grow up while they built traditions together. assertive

2026-09-18 · New York Post

🔮 The couple struggled to find an attorney willing to handle the case until Candace Sneed, working through DeKalb Pro Bono, agreed to represent them without charge. mixed

2026-09-21 · New York Post

🔮 Condo owners across America are discovering that their supposedly affordable homes may come with an expensive catch: They can be extraordinarily difficult to sell. mixed

2026-09-22 · New York Post

🔮 The home needed work, and Vince initially preferred moving farther inland, where their money could buy a newer property. assertive

2026-09-22 · New York Post

🔮 Companies tied to the scheme would buy homes in and around Baltimore for roughly $40,000 to $50,000, according to the complaint. mixed

2026-09-23 · New York Post

🔮 Their agent convinced them to squeeze in one final showing — the Crosby Street penthouse, with sweeping views that include the Brooklyn and Williamsburg bridges. assertive

2026-09-24 · New York Post

🔮 The Hermanns filed a separate lawsuit after the City Council approved the consent agreement, arguing in part that Park City could not use the deal to eliminate their independent legal challenges without their consent. assertive

2026-09-25 · New York Post

🔮 Now mortgage rates are back above 7% — adding yet another hurdle for would-be homeowners already contending with stubbornly high prices and a shortage of homes for sale. assertive

2026-10-01 · New York Post

🔮 A broader national slowdown might ordinarily be expected to offer house hunters some breathing room after years of soaring prices. mixed

2026-10-02 · New York Post

🔮 In San Francisco, a typical household would need 57.2 years to save the median $400,000 down payment, equivalent to roughly 27% of a $1.5 million purchase. assertive

2026-10-02 · New York Post

🔮 “Ten years ago, everybody wanted a wine cellar or a wine room,” Annie Williams, a veteran San Francisco broker with Sotheby’s International Realty, told The Post. assertive

2026-10-05 · New York Post

🔮 American home prices would need to plunge nearly a third to make today’s punishing mortgage rates as affordable as the loans millions of existing homeowners are sitting on. assertive

2026-10-05 · New York Post

🔮 Rob Barber, CEO of ATTOM, told The Post the increase partly reflects the housing market returning to more normal foreclosure levels after several unusually quiet years — but mounting costs are also squeezing some homeowners. “Homeowners are navigating a range of financial pressures, including higher insurance costs, borrowing costs and everyday living expenses, which could be adding strain to some household budgets,” Barber said. assertive

2026-10-06 · New York Post

🔮 The five-bedroom Colonial at 110-37 69th Ave. will be sold in an online federal auction on Oct. 23, according to the US Treasury Department, more than a decade after brothers Eduard and Arkadiy Bangiyev were arrested in a sprawling racketeering case involving tens of millions of dollars in fake US currency. mixed

2026-10-06 · New York Post

🔮 The supply of the city’s most affordable new-development condos is projected to plunge 74% through 2029 compared with the past decade, according to a new report from Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group obtained by The Post. assertive

2026-10-07 · New York Post

🔮 The result has been a dramatic escalation from what residents originally expected to pay. assertive

2026-10-07 · New York Post

🔮 American homebuyers are increasingly turning to adjustable-rate mortgages as borrowing costs surge — a gamble that could leave some homeowners facing monthly payment increases of more than $1,000. assertive

2026-10-08 · New York Post

🔮 Erica Terwillegar and her partner, Peter Molinari, are fighting to hold on to their $26,000-a-month condo at one of New York’s most exclusive addresses. assertive

2026-10-09 · New York Post

🔮 Chicago may have lost some of its biggest billionaires, but finding an apartment in the Windy City has never been more competitive. assertive

2026-10-12 · New York Post

🔮 America’s housing affordability crisis could drag on for at least another five years — and for New Yorkers, the wait could stretch well beyond a decade. mixed

2026-10-14 · New York Post

🔮 A multimillion-dollar home may come with sweeping views and lavish amenities — but a top public school rating isn’t necessarily part of the package. assertive

2026-10-14 · New York Post

🔮 Toledo’s relative affordability may help explain its strong showing. assertive

2026-10-15 · New York Post

🔮 The attraction may also have financial implications for homeowners. assertive

2026-10-15 · New York Post

🔮 “This is a buyer’s market born out of caution, not strength,” Redfin senior economist Asad Khan said in the report. “Buyers have tremendous negotiating power in most of the country because so many other would-be buyers have been priced out of the market, or scared off by economic uncertainty,” he added. assertive

2026-10-20 · New York Post

🔮 America’s already frozen housing market could be headed for an even deeper chill next year — with Goldman Sachs warning that stubbornly high mortgage rates will keep buyers sidelined and homeowners trapped in their properties. mixed

2026-10-20 · New York Post

🔮 Residents of the East 61st Street co-op — some of whom are among the wealthiest people in America — last week escaped a highly contested $2 billion buyout that would have forced them from their homes over a proposed renovation to turn their building into a hotel and residence managed by the Dorchester Collection. assertive