New York Post - Real Estate

The posh, but laid-back, property comes with plenty of good vibes.

Full-price offers get brushed off, signed deals vanish overnight and starter homes fetch six figures over ask in America’s toughest market for buyers.

High on a secluded ridge in the affluent Soquel Hills sits one of Northern California’s most intact expressions of mid-century-modern architecture — that also hides a brutal history.

A $4 million San Francisco mansion has become ground zero for what neighbors and officials say is wild squatter takeover.

A population boom and a housing shortage sent the Palmetto State’s rents soaring nearly 20% in two years.