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Imagine a house where every electronic component and device is powered by the sun. Where every raindrop that hits your roof is used to water… Read More »Sustainable Living: 10 Tips for a Greener Home

Dustin Chambers for The Wall Street Journal Americans with mortgages have accumulated nearly $10 trillion in home equity thanks to a decade of rising home… Read More »Millions Are House-Rich but Cash-Poor. Wall Street Landlords Are Ready.

realtor.com We’re suckers for a finely crafted midcentury modern home. Especially when the residence has been meticulously cared for, shows off the surrounding landscape, and… Read More »Immaculate Midcentury Modern for Under $1 Million in Minnesota

Francisco Rodriguez, Emily Loftus/WireImage The longtime college football coach and analyst Lou Holtz is selling his home in Orlando, FL, for $4.5 million. Holtz purchased the… Read More »Legendary Football Coach Lou Holtz Selling $4.5M Mansion in Orlando

realtor.com A rare find sailed to the top of this week’s most popular homes on realtor.com®. One of just two residential islands in the state… Read More »Rare Private Island for Sale in New Jersey Is the Week’s Most Popular Listing

realtor.com A man obsessed with midcentury modern design renovates homes in Chattanooga, TN. He adds pops of color and emphasizes clean lines, dipping back into… Read More »Midcentury Modern Renovation in Chattanooga Wows Fans Nationwide

realtor.com For the first time in decades, a waterfront estate in Southampton, NY, known as “Ocean Dream” has washed onto the market. The 80-year-old abode is… Read More »$49M ‘Ocean Dream’ in the Hamptons Is the Week’s Most Expensive New Listing

realtor.com A famously well-preserved Palm Springs, CA, property has grooved back onto the market. The retro residence from 1969 is available fully furnished for $1,969,000. In… Read More »Popular Time Capsule Home in Palm Springs Is Available Again for $1.97M

On Thursday, September 3rd, 2020, the Cornell Baker Program in Real Estate welcomed Ernst Valery (BS ’00, MPA ‘01) as the first speaker in this… Read More »Development Without Displacement- Insights from Ernst Valery (BS ’00, MPA ’01)

The hotel industry in New York City has seen its fair share of macroeconomic shocks over the past few decades.  From the 1975 fiscal crisis,… Read More »A Shock Unlike Any Other – Vijay Dandapani (SHA ’87) on the State of NYC’s Hotel Market