Property News

Bob Wetenhall, RBC Capital Markets, dives into the impact of the Canadian lumber tariff on homebuilders and other sectors.

A rare look inside Kathy Griffin's Hollywood Hills estate, and America's most expensive street and home. With CNBC's Robert Frank.

The Trump administration argues that government subsidies for Canadian lumber are unfair.

CNBC's Diana Olick reports on the projected effects on the U.S. housing sector from the new tariff on imported Canadian lumber.

CNBC had the first cameras inside this $100 million modern mega-home called "Opus."

CNBC's Rick Santelli reports the latest

The index, which measures all nine U.S. census divisions, found that nationwide home prices rose 5.8 percent year-over-year in February.

CNBC's Robert Frank reports on the massive buying spree in super luxury homes in Los Angeles' "platinum triangle."

Stuart Brown, Blackwall, explains why the company brought its collaborative co-working service Wotso from Down Under to Singapore.

The city has the land supply but lacks land that is ready to be developed, explains Nicholas Brooke of Professional Property Services Group.

The presence of more mainland developers is changing Hong Kong's market, says Ada Wong of Champion REIT.

Investors are buying into Singapore because they see the future, notes Anthony Couse of Jones Lang LaSalle.

Cities that cater to people are those best positioned for the future, explains John Fitzgerald of the Urban Land Institute.

Buyers may be able to afford purchase property one year but they could find themselves in a different situation the following year. Emily Tan reports.