Property News

WGN-Ch. 9 reporter and fill-in anchor Tom Negovan recently paid $630,000 for a two-bedroom, 1,879-square-foot condominium unit on the 45th floor of a Loop high-rise. Located in a building that was completed in 2010, Nego...

A South End bakery and a Beacon Hill college building are the latest properties to be swept up by Boston's red hot luxury apartment and condo boom.

Former White Sox and Cubs pitcher Neal Cotts and his wife, Jaime, have paid $654,500 for a four-bedroom, 3,300-square-foot house in Libertyville and have sold their three-bedroom duplex condominium unit in east Ukrainian...

Buy to let landlords in the UK are financially resilient and are well placed to cope with expected higher borrowing costs, according to a new survey. Asked how they would deal with a 1.5% rise in Bank rate, three quarter...

Residential property prices in Cyprus appear to be stabilising but experts are divided on how the market will pan out over 2016. The most up to date figures from the Cyprus Central Bank’s index covering the third quart...

A Fed rate hike pulled mortgage demand forward, and made for a steep drop-off in the past two weeks.

The house sale fall through rate in the UK increased in the last quarter of 2015, with more than one in four house sales falling through, new research has found. There was a house sale fall through rate of 27.94% in the ...

A two-story, 4,934-square-foot house on Lake Michigan in Wilmette sold on Dec. 31 for $7 million. It was the second time in the past nine months that the 14-room house on Michigan Avenue has sold, and both times the tran...

The prime central London property market has seen a year of two halves but uncertainty over stamp duty levels is set to continue to affect the upper part of the sector in 2016, new research suggests. Just over a year the...

Puerto Rico's government is struggling to pay its bills. But mall owners and retailers are betting that consumers on the island will keep on spending.

Real-estate developers in Eugene, Ore., have proposed building an apartment complex. To do it, they want to level the public park that hosts a statue of author Ken Kesey, one of the city's most famous cultural exports.

Sovereign-wealth funds are picking up Italian real estate as the nation's economy recovers.