Out of all of the presidential candidates, former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney owns the most real estate -- even after unloading a couple of sizable properties.
A three-bedroom home for $15,000? These foreclosed homes may be in some of the U.S.'s hardest hit neighborhoods, but the deals may be too good for some buyers to pass ...
From spinning UFOs in upstate New York to magical kingdoms in Arkansas, these homes offer a truly unusual living experience
It may not be 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., but the presidential candidates reside in some pretty nice digs. Here's a look at where they live -- at least, for now.
This luxury residence in New York's famed Plaza Hotel once hosted foreign royalty, American presidents and some of the world's wealthiest people. Now you can live there ...
These real estate investors are buying up properties as fast as they can, taking advantage of rock-bottom prices (and mortgage rates) with the knowledge that the ...
Ever dream of having your own reception hall or a dining room that could seat 20 people or more? Thanks to the housing bust, these mansions offer thousands of feet of ...
Taking advantage of today's beaten down home prices and record-low rates, baby boomers are buying their dream retirement homes -- years before leaving the workforce.
Each of these towns offers amenities galore for the post-work crowd -- plus a cost of living that's pretty darn sweet.
A Florida lawsuit claims the 75-year-old movie star stopped making payments on his luxurious waterfront estate. He is now facing foreclosure.
These high-end beach homes have defied the housing bust, with values that have risen by million-dollar increments over the past several years.
HomeVestors, which buys beat-up homes, fixes them up and resells them, is looking for the nation's ugliest home. Here are six candidates.
Still one of the priciest homes of all time, the Spelling Manor sold for $85 million -- a 43% discount to its $150 million asking price.
The comedian puts his 14,200-square foot Telluride, Colo. vacation home on the market.
Low home prices and relatively strong rents are expected to make real estate investors in these cities some healthy profits over the next few years.
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