Is Eric Trump The Next October Surprise? N.Y. Judge Orders President’s Son To Answer Fraud Questions Under Oath

On Wednesday, a New York State judge ordered the President’s son to answer questions, under oath, by October 7th. Which begs a different question: is Eric Trump the presidential campaign’ next October surprise?

Sacramento, Austin and Phoenix Are the Most Popular Destinations For People Searching For Homes Outside Their Metro Area

Remote work is accelerating the trend of migration away from expensive places like New York and San Francisco toward relatively affordable inland areas, where out-of-towners are winning bidding wars and driving up home prices.  Nationwide, 28.7% of Redfin.com users looked to move to another metro area in July and August, up from 27.4% in the
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Judge Orders Eric Trump To Comply With N.Y. Subpoena Before Election

The investigation and the court are not “bound by the timelines of the national election,” the judge said.

How To De-Risk Housing’s Land Rush: This Datapoint Needs A Relook

Here’s a look at the outsized role one of housing’s value-drivers—structural pent up demand—is playing in the current market, that could prove to be less reliable as a predictor than many invested stakeholders are counting on right now.

In New York’s Upper West Side, A New 100,000-Square-Foot Level Of Luxury Amenities Redefines City Living

One of the largest amounts of construction financing in New York history—a total of $2.3 billion—is also home to one of the largest amenity spaces in the city. Completely underground, it has two dozen types of activities in one expanse of space. There’s even an indoor skate park with a half-pipe.

The Sun Has Set On Industry Industry Rezoning, And Maybe That’s A Good Thing

At a time when the city is on the brink of insolvency, partially due to the boondoggle that is Hudson Yards, the developers must know that they won’t be able to secure the necessary tax breaks to make this project a reality.

Why Is The Rock Renting an Atlanta Mansion? And Why Did He Rip Down Its Gate?

Samir Hussein/WireImage Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson has performed plenty of amazing feats on screen. The A-list actor has jumped from a mile-high crane into the open window of a building in the movie “Skyscraper,” pulled a helicopter from the sky in “Hobbs and Shaw,” and rappelled out of a helicopter to rescue a car teetering

Is Covid-19 Making College Towns Unsafe To Retire In?

But these, of course, are not normal times. The pandemic is turning many college campuses into coronavirus hotspots, which may worry you if you’re thinking about retiring to one.

Do You Really Need A Real Estate Agent To Sell Your Home Right Now?

There are some clear advantages — and disadvantages — of listing a home FSBO. At the end of the day, it’s not right for every seller.

Four Areas Of Focus Multifamily Teams Need To Include In 2021 Budgets

Every year, multifamily teams’ budgets take into account a variety of variables: weather, unemployment, regulations, utility bills and more.