- A Wharton study alleges Zillow deceives users about agent connections with only 0.3% understanding they're not reaching listing agents but paid affiliates.
- Miami tops the global housing bubble risk rankings, surpassing LA and NYC with a dangerous 1.73 score and exceeding 2006 pre-crisis levels, according to UBS.
- Uber co-founder Travis Kalanick joins California's billionaire exodus, moving to Austin before a proposed wealth tax could cost him a one-time fee of $180 million.
- Four of the world's richest men now own Miami estates within 20 miles as tech power shifts from Silicon Valley to Florida's billionaire enclaves.
- Over $126M in 60 days — Florida real estate tycoons say blue-state wealth migration is now permanentFlorida developers and one sales firm report over $126 million in sales from California and New York buyers in just 60 days, signaling a major wealth exodus from high-tax states.
- A Las Vegas casino was demolished in a controlled implosion after it closed during COVID and never reopened, drawing crowds for explosive farewell.
- Ivana Trump's opulent Manhattan townhouse sells for $14 million after a massive price cut, reflecting ongoing luxury real estate market struggles in the city.
- America's housing market could be seeing "the gradual erosion of the lock-in effect," according to experts reacting to new home sales and mortgage application data.
- Wall Street South expansion: Mandarin Oriental anchors new ‘Billionaire Corridor’ in West Palm BeachMandarin Oriental announces its first standalone residential tower in West Palm Beach's "Billionaire Corridor," featuring 87 luxury residences in a growing business boomtown.
- Florida homeowners could see property tax bills cut in half by 2027 under new legislation, and real estate tycoon Peggy Olin says the "execution has to be disciplined."
- America's hottest housing markets shift to affordable communities in the Midwest and South, with Missouri leading at a 20% price growth while coastal cities cool.
- High-net-worth individuals relocate from places like New York, California and Florida for faster construction, lower costs and new business opportunities in the Lone Star State.
- High-net-worth Californians are increasingly setting their sights on Las Vegas to reduce their tax burden, with Los Angeles' median home prices at $1 million compared with Las Vegas' $465,000.
- Real estate experts say the American Dream is evolving as buyers ditch mahogany "McMansions" for energy-efficient homes with pickleball courts and smart tech.
- Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg is allegedly buying an estimated $150 to $200 million Miami mansion as California's proposed wealth tax drives a billionaire exodus to tax-friendly Florida.
- Hamptons housing market hits a record $2.34 million median price as luxury sales surge 25%, driven by cash-rich buyers and increasingly tight inventory conditions.
- A court ruling creates a "poison pill" for Florida condo developers while minority owners gain new power to block redevelopments, reshaping Florida's entire market.
- Housing inventory surges in major American metro areas, and buyers gain more choices. Seattle leads with a 32.4% increase in homes for sale.
- Five Florida cities are seeing explosive home value growth as sunshine and low taxes draw buyers nationwide — from $9.8M Palm Beach estates to $290K rural gems.
- Miami overtakes New York in million-plus home listings for the first time in nearly a decade, marking another major shift south in the luxury real estate market.