Despite cities taking a back seat to vacation markets in 2021, major transactions made headlines across New York, Miami and Los Angeles
The penthouse unit of 53 West 53, also known as the glass skyscraper above New York's Museum of Modern Art, has a new owner
Richard Branson's successful trip to outer space means that space travel is becoming a reality for the public. How long before it becomes a common perk offered to luxury buyers?
The SpaceX founder took to Twitter to announce plans to put his 'special place' just south of San Francisco on the market. It's unclear if Musk has hired an agent
Zillow co-founders Rich Barton and Lloyd Frink, eXp founder Glenn Sanford and 5 other real estate executives became billionaires in the past year
The 61,744-square-foot estate sold by Trump in 2008 was later divided into three separate lots, one of which now holds the second priciest single-family home ever sold in the US
From LA to Seattle and even West Horn, Texas, Jeff Bezos owns property all across the country. As he prepares to step down as Amazon's CEO, Inman takes a look at his portfolio
A booming luxury market, an obsession with spaciousness and high-profile celebrity sales in the midst of a pandemic have made 2020 a year like no other
It's been a big real estate year for billionaire buyers David Geffen and Jeff Bezos
Jeffrey Katzenberg, former CEO of DreamWorks Animation, has sold his Beverly Hills home for $125 million in one of the biggest deals ever closed in the Los Angeles area
If sold, the 20,000-square-foot penthouse atop The Residences Tower in West Hollywood would nearly triple the largest condo deal ever transacted in Los Angeles County
The founder of The Agency discusses what types of high-end homes are selling now
Midway through the year, Inman breaks down some of the most expensive transactions of 2020 and finds that the pace of high-dollar deals hasn't been hampered by the pandemic
Before joining Compass, Greg Hart spent more than 2 decades overseeing an array of products at Amazon
Opinion
There's no rhyme or reason in the world why the homebuying and selling process should be so archaic and inefficient for consumers