Luxury buyers are buying rarity, identity and perception
Taking on the requirements and challenges of renovating and selling an historic home is not for the faint of heart, LA's Craig Spano writes, but the rewards make it all worthwhile
The 78-year-old Harry bought the 2-bed, 3-bath Connecticut home for $785K in 2016 — a discount from what it sold for at its peak
The house was purchased from the television network HGTV for about 9% less than the network paid for it in 2018 and has been sold to a fan of the sitcom who collects unusual homes
Hubris and a lack of comparables at the highest echelons frequently collide for inexplicable price differences from 1 estate to the next. But as with all real estate, location and size still matter
Make sure your potential buyers see the charm in the home and the neighborhood, and remove uncertainties
Historic home lovers, we’ve got a gem for you
What agents and homebuyers should know about special insurance
Not every new home in an older, established neighborhood has to be a McMansion
Modern mixes with vintage in this 1955 home
Find an admirer to buy your seller's historically rich house