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Making sense of Denver: the long-running Denver Infill Blog is a must for details on new construction

Home prices stayed about the same for the third straight month but condominiums and townhomes are still on a bit of a roller coaster, according to October figures released Tuesday by Las Vegas Realtors.

West Park Presbyterian Church on West 86th Street stands to be demolished for condo development, but certain locals aren't letting it go without a fight.

The second-floor, $5.99 million 199 Mott St. abode comes with three bedrooms, private outdoor space -- and was first listed by Jonas for $6.5 million in 2020.

Unit 1109 inside the storied Central Park South property has traded hands for a mighty sum -- and in a hush-hush off-market transaction.

Won’t buy loans for these properties and forbids lenders from telling anyone. In October, 37 Massachusetts developments were singled out.

In Buckhead, Elton John spent years assembling this dazzling combination unit, which just sold after just a brief stint on the market.

Several developers are teaming up to turn the landmark Flatiron Building in New York City into luxury condos.

The often-photographed Manhattan property, which has sat empty for several years, has a brand new future in store.

With the growth of the NFL on a global scale and the Buffalo Bills’ successes in recent seasons, the value of the team is expected to continue to steadily go