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Search ArticlesIn Los Angeles' luxury market, cautious buyers are reshaping prices
Eight months into the year, the Los Angeles luxury housing market is still working to find its footing. In August, the county's five largest public home sales traded for between $15.75 million and $25 million, according to listings on Homes.com. Four of those deals were under asking price — the fifth was an off-market transaction.
Analysis: Savannah home prices reach new high even as inventory increases
Key takeaways Savannah’s median home price reached $386,000 in July, nearly 58% above the July 2020 level. Buyers have more options than they did a few years ago, with active listings climbing to their highest level since 2020. Home sales fell by 5.3% year over year as the months of supply hit its highest mark in years. Housing prices in Savannah, Georgia, remain on the rise, though an uptick in listings is giving buyers more options than in recent years.
The best NYC neighborhoods for biking
Key takeaways: New York City's extensive network of protected bike lanes and greenways makes cycling a practical transportation option, and the neighborhoods on this list offer some of the best access to that infrastructure. The city continues to invest in bike-friendly improvements, including new protected lanes and expanded secure bike parking for residents.
What new-home buyers want in 2026: A Homes.com survey
Homes.com’s 2026 survey of people who are looking for or have recently moved into newly constructed homes, “What new home buyers want,” provides an overview of their priorities, from price and size preferences to specific features they seek. Buyers place a high value on personalizing their homes and prioritize functionality over upscale finishes. Their top motivation is gaining more space, followed by financial considerations, such as finding an affordable neighborhood.
Toll Brothers to debut midcentury modern floor plans in Las Vegas luxury enclave
Key takeaways: Toll Brothers expects to open sales this month for its Reflection Ridge development in the Summerlin master-planned community. The development spans roughly 30 acres and will offer homes ranging from about 3,300 to 3,800 square feet. Prices for these midcentury-modern style homes start at $1.2 million. Toll Brothers is bringing a midcentury-modern community to Las Vegas' Summerlin master-planned community.
Blind Center of Nevada opens 99 affordable apartments for visually impaired
Key takeaways: A nonprofit organization serving people who are blind or visually impaired has opened a 99-unit affordable housing community in downtown Las Vegas. The project pairs affordable apartments with accessibility features and supportive services, including mobility training, wellness programming and on-site staff. Fifty-one units receive rental subsidies, while all 99 units are reserved for households earning 30% to 40% of the area median income.
Taylor Morrison adds 439 home sites in north Florida's Pinewalk development
Key takeaways: Taylor Morrison acquired 439 additional lots in Florida's Pinewalk development after buying 908 lots there in July. The latest deal means all of the roughly 2,000 lots in the St. Johns County development are sold or under contract. Developers say builders increasingly prefer approved, construction-ready lots over raw land that can take years to get entitled.
Victorian West Virginia mansion on market for first time since 1878
Key takeaways A 148-year-old Victorian mansion in West Virginia is hitting the market for the first time since 1878. The Chancellor House has remained in the same family for five generations, with almost all of its original features. The 5,827-square-foot four-bedroom home is listed for $695,000. Eric Corder knows what it takes to steward an old home.
San Francisco's luxury market defied seasonal slowdown with fast sales
In a month typically among the housing market’s slowest, San Francisco’s top sales in August still closed above asking within days, driven by artificial intelligence-fueled wealth and demand. The city's priciest public home sales ranged from more than $6.6 million to nearly $10 million — a lower ceiling than in previous months, but it still represents a strong month for the city, which is booming with an influx of artificial intelligence and tech employees.
Historic townhouses, luxury condos top Philadelphia's most expensive August sales
With summer coming to a close, the most expensive homes sold in Philadelphia last month were a mixed bag of condominium units and historic townhouses renovated with modern amenities. One of the townhouses was built in 1800 but now has a rooftop deck on the fourth floor and a brick sidewalk with an automatic snow-melt system. Another townhouse, built in 1871, was remodeled in 2001 and now has a water closet in the primary bedroom and a kitchenette on the garden level.