The historic Flatiron Building in Manhattan is nearing full occupancy for its publicly listed luxury residences, with 82% of units under contract. The conversion from office space to high-end homes is expected to welcome residents this autumn.
The South Korean government is considering building 20,000 apartments in Seoul's Yongsan Park to ease housing shortages, risking the violation of a 2007 national law and social compact to preserve the former U.S. military base as green space.
Flat owners across England face severe selling difficulties, with over 80% of leasehold flats unsold after six months due to leasehold scandals, pricing mismatches, and restrictive mortgage rules.
Residents of Le Corbusier's l'Unité d'Habitation in Firminy, France, endure indoor temperatures up to 40C during heatwaves. Protected as a historic monument, the building lacks shutters, trapping heat and highlighting vulnerabilities in social housing.
A £500m redevelopment of the Truman Brewery estate in east London's Brick Lane has been approved by housing secretary Angela Rayner, paving the way for a datacentre, offices, and apartments despite strong local opposition.
Residents of Clarkefield, Victoria, are opposing a $700 million, 2,500-home development by APD Projects, citing misleading plans, high density, and inadequate infrastructure. The project bypasses local council via a controversial state program, sparking calls for an independent review.
Rosatom CEO Alexey Likhachev stated that 15 people have died and 51 were injured in Ukrainian attacks around Energodar, the satellite city of Zaporozhye NPP, since the current escalation began on April 27.
Retired California teacher Paula Dreyfuss moved to Portugal in 2021 seeking a more sustainable retirement. She found financial security, purchased two apartments, built community ties, and is now applying for Portuguese citizenship, reflecting a broader trend of expats seeking affordability abroad.
The Sanjaynagar Redevelopment Project in Maharashtra, India, transforms a crowded slum into sustainable housing, offering privacy and improved living conditions through community-led design and financial partnerships.
The Sanjaynagar Redevelopment Project in Maharashtra, India, is transforming a slum into modern apartment complexes. A partnership of government, nonprofits, and residents, it provides private, well-designed homes, improving living conditions and community bonds for families like Pooja Gawali's.
New York City's historic Flatiron Building, completed in 1902, is transitioning from commercial space to luxury residential apartments, with prices reaching $58.5 million. After a seven-year renovation, the iconic landmark will open this fall, featuring 36 units and amenities, despite its controversial past.
Polish developer Serious Sim's game "Clean Start" reimagines the house-sorting sim genre by casting players as Lena, an immigrant cleaner supporting her family. Inspired by real-life experiences, the game uses language barriers and object interaction to explore themes of connection, comfort, and compassion for those working abroad.
Oscar-winning actor Leonardo DiCaprio has built an impressive real estate portfolio, reportedly spanning from New York City to Los Angeles and a private island in Belize. His holdings include a Hollywood Hills compound, Riverhouse apartments, a Palm Springs estate, and a Spanish Colonial home in Los Feliz.
As urban centers see a rise in compact, new-build apartments, homeowners are finding ways to personalize these spaces. From custom finishes and flexible furniture to meaningful decoration, individuals are transforming generic walls into personal sanctuaries, proving that a home's character isn't dictated by budget but by thoughtful choices.
A Midtown Manhattan high-rise, formerly Pfizer's HQ, was evacuated Tuesday after steel beams inside began bending like cigarettes. The building is undergoing conversion to residential apartments, and a "frozen zone" has been established, closing streets to pedestrians and vehicles.
A midtown Manhattan building was evacuated Tuesday after structural steel beams began bending, prompting officials to establish a collapse zone. Tourists and locals scrambled for accommodation as nearby hotels and buildings were also evacuated as a precaution. No injuries were reported.
A midtown Manhattan building was evacuated Tuesday after structural issues caused steel beams to bend, leading to the creation of a "collapse zone." Tourists and locals were forced to find new accommodations as nearby hotels and buildings were also evacuated as a precaution. No injuries were reported, and emergency repairs have begun.
A midtown Manhattan building was evacuated Tuesday after steel beams began bending, prompting concerns of collapse. Tourists and locals were displaced as emergency repairs began, with officials assessing the unstable structure.
An under-construction high-rise near Grand Central Terminal in NYC was evacuated Tuesday due to fears of collapse. Structural beams buckled on the 21st and 22nd floors, with reports of falling bricks and sagging floors. No injuries were reported, and a "collapse zone" was established.
A 38-story building under construction near Grand Central Terminal in NYC was evacuated Tuesday after bricks fell and structural issues, including buckling beams and sagging floors, were reported. No injuries occurred, but nearby buildings and a school were also evacuated.
Germany experienced record-breaking June heat, surpassing 40C. Experts urge rethinking housing design, emphasizing natural materials, smart window proportions, and shading over air conditioning to combat extreme heat and its health consequences.
Alessandro Bastoni, Inter and Italy defender, is under investigation for alleged underage prostitution involving a 17-year-old girl recruited by an events company in Milan, with prosecutors citing wiretaps and witness testimony.
Google co-founder Sergey Brin sold his stake in a struggling NYC real estate fund for six cents on the dollar, a significant loss coinciding with Mayor Zohran Mamdani's rent freeze policy. The sale of nearly 5,900 units highlights the financial strain on landlords.
New York City's Rent Guidelines Board voted 7-1 to freeze rent increases for roughly one million regulated apartments, fulfilling Mayor Zohran Mamdani's key campaign promise. The decision, applicable to one- and two-year leases, faces criticism regarding its impact on landlords and the board's independence.
