Join Tom and Mike from Take Time to Travel as they guide you through an elegant 1850s apartment in Le Marais, Paris. Discover the apartment’s original hardwood floors, stylish living and dining areas, ...

That felt like the beginning of Chapter 2.” The lighting and furniture designer shows off his moody SoHo loft, where both his ...

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A flat in one of London’s most luxurious new apartment blocks has sold for about £25 million ($32.9 million), a discount of more than 50% from the asking price earlier this year. The final new build ...

An iconic tiny house design just got better and bolder: the famous Hazel by Aussie Tiny Homes is now longer and wider, and offers what could be described as one of the most comfortable, inviting ...

ATLANTA—Atlanta is the epicenter of a national surge in rental-application fraud. Renting a two-bedroom apartment in this city costs nearly $2,000 a month on average, well above what the typical ...

Titanium Tours, a destination management company that specializes in luxury travel to Spain, Portugal, France and Switzerland, has launched its own tour operator. Titanium Intimate Journeys will ...

Old money v. new money is a debate as old as New York. When it comes to housing, luxury apartments are giving older buildings a run for their money. A boom in apartment construction has meant new ...

An apartment developer started construction on the latest new rental complex near a popular Las Vegas casino. Cleveland-based NRP Group announced that it broke ground on a four-story, 390-unit luxury ...

A historic 19th-century factory building in Hoboken is getting new life as an upscale residential development, with sales launching in October. The Southend Lofts project at 38 Jackson Street will ...

Bobby Flay has fully customized his New York City apartment, and now that the celebrity chef is sharing a peek inside, people simply can't get enough. On Tuesday, September 2, Architectural Digest ...