The contemporary retreat showcases masterful craftsmanship and exceptional amenities for entertaining and relaxation.

Depending on where you live, selling a home this year might be more challenging than usual. You may be in a buyer’s market with plenty of competition. You may live in an area where open houses and broker events are not possible due to the pandemic. But there’s good news: Homes are being sold.

This gracious contemporary residence occupies one of the most exclusive and desirable addresses on the California coast.

Irvine, CA-headquartered Tri Pointe Homes’ (NYSE:TPH), rebrand reflects a shift, not just for a $300 billion new-homebuilding and residential development business complex passing cautiously through the pandemic’s perilous middle innings, but as a next normal rush to Big Tech equity potential.

Set against this backdrop of history, it’s not surprising that, from the outside, the home looks more like a multi-turreted castle equipped for defense than a manor house.

The Biden economic play may include a tax credit for first-time homebuyers. Have we learned nothing from the 2008 housing crisis?

When the dust had settled, some 2,350 total residential transactions were recorded in 2020, a 33% uptick from the previous benchmark of 1,763 residential deals set in 2017.

All of these pandemic-driven adaptations, and associated choices like adding personalization and hands-free technology, show up on trend reports for the new year.

Unforeseen events, from economic factors to natural disasters, can impact the industry in often unpredictable ways.

This emerging real estate model tends to pencil out thanks to a few distinctive features.