Real Estate
Coverage of Real Estate in the Nexus archive.
- This 25-acre private Bahamas island could be yours - and is on sale for less than the price of a London terraced house
A 25-acre private island in the Bahamas is for sale at a price lower than that of a typical London terraced house. The listing highlights the island's potential as an affordable luxury property compared to urban real estate.
- Trump earned more from crypto than real estate in 2025, filings show
Trump earned more from crypto than real estate in 2025, according to filings. Memecoin sales and royalties generated the most income, surpassing revenue from all his golf clubs combined.
- Five things we learnt from Trump’s financial disclosure
The US president earned over $1 billion from digital currency interests, real estate, and stock trades. The financial disclosure highlights significant income from multiple investment sources.
- Trump made more than $1bn from crypto in first year back in office
The president earned over $1 billion from cryptocurrency in his first year back in office, along with millions from real estate, Trump-themed Bibles, and watches.
- Trump raked in more than $1bn from crypto businesses in 2025, filing shows
President Trump earned over $1 billion from his crypto businesses in 2025, surpassing revenue from his property portfolio. His crypto ventures, along with investments in digital money, contributed to increased annual income, with Trump aiming for the US to become the 'crypto capital of the world'.
- Trump raked in more than $1bn from crypto businesses in 2025, filing shows
Donald Trump earned more than $1bn from crypto businesses in 2025, according to a federal filing. His crypto ventures surpassed revenue from his property portfolio, and he has pushed for the US to become the 'crypto capital of the world'. These earnings are in addition to income from legal settlements, real estate, and royalty deals.
- LinkedIn says real estate is one of the hottest industries for entry-level workers—One Gen Z sales agent made $75K his first year with no experience
LinkedIn reports real estate is the second-fastest-growing industry for new graduates, with roles like new home sales specialists expanding rapidly. A Gen Z real estate agent earned $75K in their first year without prior experience, highlighting the sector's accessibility and earning potential.
- Will Japan’s tourist visa fees, interest rate policy impact its booming property market?
Japan will impose higher tourist visa fees starting July and is shifting away from ultra-loose monetary policy, potentially affecting foreign investors' real estate assets. The reasons for non-resident home purchases include using properties as a base for exploring tourist destinations.
- Gulf wealthy snap up exclusive European mansions
Gulf billionaires are purchasing high-end European properties, including a Sardinian villa previously owned by Silvio Berlusconi's heirs and a 40-bedroom London home. A Qatari royal family-owned hospitality group paid €350 million for Villa Certosa, while an Emirati property tycoon's scion is finalizing a £190 million purchase of a London residence.
- Nominations for Business Insider's Rising Stars of Real Estate 2026 list are now open until July 24
Business Insider is accepting nominations for its 2026 Rising Stars of Real Estate list until July 24. Nominees must be under 35, US-based, and demonstrate notable contributions to real estate. Submissions are open to professionals in commercial or residential real estate and related fields.
- Brazil’s MRV Sells US Apartments at a Loss to Cut Its Debt
Brazil’s MRV, the country’s largest homebuilder, sold two Texas apartment complexes—Ten Oaks and Rayzor Ranch—for $139 million through its U.S. subsidiary Resia, accepting a 26% loss compared to their $188 million book value to reduce debt.
- Unsustainable growth
Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb presented a budget with tax relief for high-earning individuals, concessional loans for farmers, and subsidies for fertilizers and farm equipment. However, the budget is criticized for lacking a coherent industrial policy to drive sustainable, export-led growth and for relying on real estate as a growth engine, a strategy with a history of structural weaknesses in Pakistan.
- To save Hollywood, create simple tax credits — and let stars qualify
The article discusses the production exodus from California, attributing it to an underperforming policy environment. It suggests creating simple tax credits and allowing stars to qualify as solutions to retain Hollywood productions.
- Pelosi’s net worth down $8M in 2025, as She-Wolf of Wall Street suffers real estate blow
Rep. Nancy Pelosi's (D-CA) estimated net worth decreased by $8 million in 2025, dropping from $257 million to $249 million, attributed to a real estate loss.
- [US] Is their a real estate scam that involves dragging stuff out as much as possible?
A person is selling an inherited house but suspects a real estate scam due to buyers delaying closing, sending incomplete paperwork, and providing a check with an incorrect name. The buyers also insist on using a check instead of a wire transfer, raising concerns about legitimacy.
- Beyond the numbers
The government's budget includes tax reductions for the salaried class and industry incentives but faces criticism for continuing reliance on real estate and bureaucratic salary increments. While some fiscal concessions are noted, the budget is deemed non-transformative and insufficient for sustainable growth.
- CNBC's The China Connection newsletter: Waiting for AI to lift the whole market
China's economy is gaining momentum from artificial intelligence-related industries, while real estate and domestic demand sectors remain weak. The newsletter highlights AI as a potential driver for broader market growth.
- Sustainable path?
The FY27 budget in Pakistan signals a shift from stabilization to moderate growth through tax cuts, real estate stimulus, and export incentives. However, concerns arise about sustainability due to reliance on historically unstable real estate and fiscal challenges like revenue shortfalls and provincial funding pressures.
- I recently sold a buy-to-let and banked £175,000 - what should I do to make the money work hard for me?
An individual sold a buy-to-let property and banked £175,000. They are seeking advice on how to invest the funds effectively.
- A 20-Year Real Estate “Super Cycle” Is Beginning: Rabil
Rabil predicts the start of a 20-year real estate 'super cycle', indicating a significant period of growth or activity in the real estate market.
- My family is selling a $2.6M home in Miami. We'd rather own OpenAI or Anthropic stock than keep it as a rental property.
A family in Miami is selling a $2.6M luxury home and is open to accepting shares in AI companies like OpenAI, Anthropic, or SpaceX as part of the payment. They believe AI stocks offer better long-term investment potential than maintaining the property as a rental.
- Draft RMP amendments to ease plot mergers, family sub-division in Bengaluru; real estate to thrive?
Draft RMP amendments in Bengaluru aim to simplify plot mergers and family subdivisions, potentially boosting the government’s B-to-A Khata conversion scheme and increasing urban density.
- What’s Worth More Than Cash in San Francisco Real Estate? Anthropic Stock
Real estate listings in the San Francisco Bay Area are offering to trade homes for shares of the AI startup Anthropic. The trend highlights the perceived value of Anthropic stock compared to traditional cash payments in local real estate transactions.
- Trump taps housing regulator Pulte to be acting director of national intelligence
President Donald Trump has appointed Bill Pulte, head of the Federal Housing Finance Agency, as acting director of national intelligence. Pulte, a real estate figure without clear national security experience, will assume the role amid the U.S. conflict with Iran.
- Nahariya deputy mayor among 14 arrested in corruption scandal
Nahariya deputy mayor and 13 others were arrested in a corruption scandal involving bribed officials who allegedly allowed criminals to manipulate the bidding process and seize real estate and luxury cars.
- China’s housing market could have further to fall
China’s housing market may experience further declines. The article suggests that lower real estate prices are necessary to attract investors.
- This private, 243-acre Greek island is on sale for half the price of a London flat - but there's a costly catch
A 243-acre private Greek island is for sale at half the price of a London flat, but buyers must cover additional costs associated with the property. The listing highlights a significant price discrepancy between Greek real estate and London property markets.
- Where to keep a $40,000 emergency fund right now (and where not to)
The article discusses optimal and suboptimal locations for storing a $40,000 emergency fund, highlighting two recommended options and two to avoid. It provides general financial advice on preserving liquidity and minimizing risk.
- Private equity firm Templewater primed as Hong Kong moves to deepen Central Asia ties
Hong Kong-based private equity firm Templewater is exploring investment opportunities in Central Asia's real estate, energy transition, and healthcare sectors. The firm aims to act as a 'superconnector' to direct Middle Eastern capital into the region, with chairman Cliff Zhang Kun advocating for diversification into emerging markets amid geopolitical risks.
- Floyd Mayweather sues notorious NYC money manager in alleged $175M fraud scheme over jewels, jet: ‘The gloves are off’
Floyd Mayweather is suing Jona Rechnitz, a notorious NYC money manager, for $175 million in an alleged multi-year fraud scheme involving Mayweather's real estate, jewelry, and a Gulfstream Jet branded with 'MAYWEATHER'. Rechnitz previously attempted to bribe NYPD cops with prostitutes.
- Forget Cornwall, THESE are the best places to buy a beachfront bolthole: Ultimate guide to little-known 'up and coming' coastline havens (without the massive premium)
The article highlights emerging coastal destinations as more affordable alternatives to Cornwall for purchasing beachfront properties, emphasizing their potential without the high price tags of established spots.
- New York Tax on NYC Cash Home Purchases Close to Collapsing
New York's tax on cash home purchases in NYC is facing significant challenges and appears close to failing. The tax policy, designed to increase revenue from all-cash real estate transactions, is encountering substantial legal and implementation obstacles.
- What the AvalonBay, Equity Residential megamerger means for the apartment industry and rents
AvalonBay and Equity Residential are merging to create one of the largest real estate companies in the U.S., controlling over 180,000 rental apartments. The megamerger has significant implications for the apartment industry and rental market dynamics.
- Instant classics: New Hamptons homes for sale that still feel timeless
New Hamptons homes for sale are designed with timeless architectural features that feel classic despite being newly constructed. The properties blend modern construction with traditional design elements that transcend current trends.
- How the wealthiest families invest: CNBC and Addepar launch Family Office Portfolio Tracker
CNBC and Addepar have launched the Family Office Portfolio Tracker, revealing investment trends among wealthy families. The data shows public stocks are the fastest-growing asset class for family offices, while real estate holdings are declining.
- The highest-perched penthouse on NYC’s Fifth Avenue sells for $11.5M — its full asking price
A penthouse at 520 Fifth Avenue in Manhattan has sold for $11.5 million at its full asking price. The property is described as the highest-perched penthouse on Fifth Avenue, with move-ins already underway.
- Zillow CEO Jeremy Wacksman is preparing for the next revolution in real estate
Zillow CEO Jeremy Wacksman is preparing for a revolution in real estate, indicating potential changes in the industry. The move suggests Zillow's efforts to stay ahead in the market. This could impact the future of real estate.
- Brookfield's Brown Says Real Estate in Recovery Mode
Brookfield's Brown states that real estate is in recovery mode, indicating a potential upturn in the market. This statement suggests a positive outlook for the industry. The recovery mode may lead to increased investments and growth.
- Toronto Home Sales Increase Most in Nine Months as Buyers Return
Toronto home sales have increased the most in nine months as buyers return to the market. This increase is a significant development in Toronto's real estate scene. The rise in home sales indicates a growing interest in the city's housing market.
- Why Bitcoiners Should Support Georgism
The article argues that Georgist Land Value Tax (LVT) could undermine real estate's role as a store of value, shifting capital toward Bitcoin. It highlights Bitcoin's competitive advantage in the store-of-value market over gold and real estate, suggesting policies like LVT could accelerate this transition.