A housing industry report finds that soaring land prices — up over 500% since 2000 — are now the biggest obstacle to delivering new homes, outpacing construction cost growth.
Rising property prices in the Czech Republic are reshaping how couples plan for shared homes, with many choosing to live in one partner’s place or adjust expectations rather than buy together
New Jersey’s housing market remains competitive with low inventory and frequent bidding wars. Buyers told to adjust expectations and broaden options to improve chances of success.
A secluded 37‑home gated community in Florida, offering large lots and armed security, is drawing ultra‑wealthy buyers who prize privacy over traditional luxury amenities.
A Central Connecticut town is considering two major development plans, including one that would add more than 200 apartments with amenities, as local planning and community discussions move forward.
A Manhasset, NY home originally built by Benjamin Duke — whose family helped fund Duke University — is for sale at around $4.6 million, blending historical charm with modern living appeal.
A Bloomfield Hills, Michigan estate now for sale features an extraordinary chef’s kitchen with marble island and premium appliances, blending luxurious design with everyday livability.
Property in Cyprus has become harder to buy as prices rise faster than incomes, supply lags demand, and foreign investment grows, making affordability an increasing challenge for local and prospective buyers.
Navi Mumbai’s real estate market in 2026 is shaped by infrastructure growth and rising demand, with Ulwe, Vashi & Seawoods, Panvel, Kharghar, and Taloja leading as top hotspots for buyers and investors.
Historic homes across Los Angeles — from mid‑century icons like the Stahl House to older landmarks like Avila Adobe and John Sowden House — preserve architectural and cultural legacy amid a changing city.
After Türkiye’s 2023 earthquakes, efforts in cities like Malatya have rapidly rebuilt permanent housing. The next phase focuses on restoring community life and social fabric alongside infrastructure.
New research shows many first‑home buyers in Australia roll stamp duty and fees into mortgages, potentially adding up to nearly $100,000 in costs over decades
A Singapore real estate heavyweight exits one of its Brisbane Build‑to‑Rent sites, reflecting nuanced shifts in investment sentiment and the evolving residential rental landscape.
Families complain to watchdog after inheriting retirement flats left empty with hefty service charges and debts, prompting questions about how such homes are marketed and managed.
South Korean President Lee Jae‑myung says new real estate measures aim to reclaim unfair privileges from speculation while protecting homeowners, prompting political debate.
A Muskoka‑inspired luxury estate in Vaughan — featured on Million Dollar Listing and offering resort‑like living — blends indoor grandeur with outdoor serenity in one of Ontario’s premier homes.
A real estate billionaire formally transitions control of his thriving property business to his sons, marking a thoughtful, generational shift in leadership and legacy.
Rising rents in Greece are outpacing income growth, pushing middle-class residents out of homes even as the economy rebounds, reshaping where and how people live.
A $114 million villa on Dubai’s Jumeirah Bay Island, designed for sea-facing luxury living, embodies refined architecture and sweeping Arabian Sea views in one of the world’s most exclusive addresses.
A Toronto townhouse buyer, once hesitant, returns to the market as sellers adjust prices, reflecting broader shifts in the GTA’s softer housing market and renewed buyer interest.
Toronto’s housing market shows cooling sales and slipping prices, with cautious buyers and sellers alike waiting for clearer economic signals before making their next moves.
Dublin City Council has unveiled plans to pedestrianise College Green, creating a civic plaza that prioritises public space, sustainability, and urban accessibility. Public consultation is now underway.
Trump’s proposal to bar institutional investors from buying single-family homes faces bipartisan concern in Congress over market impacts and potential disruption to housing legislation.
Government tightens foreign real estate purchase rules, requiring detailed residency and funding disclosure to curb speculative deals and enhance transaction transparency.