The week's biggest real estate stories. | The 1980 post and beam home was designed by Sim Bruce Richards in collaboration with noted artists James Hubbell and Rhoda LeBlanc Lopez. Read More |
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| | | Originally designed by Lamb & Rich, who designed Teddy Roosevelt's Sagamore Hill, the Warwick home has been owned by one family since 18 … Read More |
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| | | Built for a U.C. Berkeley professor in 1906, it was one of the Hearst Castle architect's earliest solo commissions. Read More |
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| | | Originally a power plant, the award-winning residence was adapted for the developers of the Brewery Arts Colony in Lincoln Heights. Read More |
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| | | On a gentle western slope in the Sonoma Mountains, a 160-acre compound and farm has been created over the past 14 years. Read More |
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| | | Manhattan buildings designed by Robert A.M. Stern Architects command a premium, and this elegant, $17 million duplex home demonstrates why. Read More |
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| | | The house was built with steel beams and stone aggregate; walls of glass and a wraparound terrace make the most of the sylvan setting. Read More |
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