Emily Fu
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Exclusive | NYC renters can save $31K per year instead of owning — as the gap widens nationwide (opens the original)
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For Americans dreaming of ditching their landlord and buying a home, the price of ownership is increasingly difficult to swallow. Renting a typical home in the US was $1,066 a month cheaper than buying one in August — a gap that has widened as homeownership costs rise far faster than rents, according to a new Zillow analysis. The typical US asking rent stood at $1,948 a month, compared with $3,014 for a new homeowner’s monthly mortgage payment, taxes and insurance. That leaves renters with a who
Exclusive | US home prices are finally cooling — but a Mid-Atlantic region just surged 6.3% (opens the original)
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Think the housing market is finally giving buyers a break? Not around one East Coast region. Home prices across the US rose a relatively modest 2.6% over the past year, but New York and its neighbors are stubbornly bucking the slowdown, according to new federal data. Prices across a Middle-Atlantic region — New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania — surged 6.3% from July 2025 to July 2026, the biggest increase of any region in the country, according to the latest House Price Index from the Federal
Tyler Perry lists $57M Beverly Hills mansion where Prince Harry and Meghan Markle hid after fleeing the palace (opens the original)
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Tyler Perry is saying goodbye to one seriously star-studded piece of California real estate. The billionaire filmmaker has listed his sprawling Beverly Hills estate — which once served as a temporary home for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle — for a whopping $57 million as he prepares to relocate to Puerto Rico. The 22.5-acre spread, tucked inside the gated Beverly Ridge Estates community, centers on a roughly 24,500-square-foot Mediterranean-style mansion with eight bedrooms, according to the Wal
Exclusive | Rare Lake Placid ‘70s time capsule’ hits market for first time in half a century — complete with groovy living room spa (opens the original)
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This Lake Placid home is still partying like it’s 1977. A sprawling Adirondacks time capsule built just before the 1980 Winter Olympics has hit the market for $1.39 million — complete with soaring ceilings, shaggy retro interiors and, yes, a hot tub in the living room. The five-bedroom, six-bath home at 33 Evans Lane spans a whopping 7,026 square feet on 4 acres in Lake Placid’s aptly named Olympic Hills neighborhood. Built in 1977, the chalet has remained in the same family for nearly 50 years
New Yorkers are fleeing to this much cheaper city as Big Apple home prices hit $832K (opens the original)
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New Yorkers searching for an escape from the city’s punishing housing costs are increasingly eyeing a familiar neighbor — Philadelphia, where homes cost less than half. The New York metro posted a net outflow of 27,143 prospective movers during the second quarter, meaning significantly more people were looking to leave the region than move in, according to a new Redfin analysis of home-search activity. That was the second-largest net outflow among the country’s 100 biggest metros, trailing only
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