Gated communities in the U.S. vary, with some featuring luxury estates while others are made up of one-bedroom condos. Yet they all offer security, prestige and privacy at a premium. Nationally, these homes on average cost about 5%-10% more than similar non-gated homes in the same areas. CNBC visited three gated communities in Palm Beach County, Florida, to see how these have evolved and whether they’re worth the premium.
To provide a resource for those displaced by the Los Angeles fires, this edition of “What You Get” focuses on rentals rather than for-sale properties. […]
Five years after Covid-19 first upended our lives, Florent Breton’s story is something of a cliché. A French-born sales manager for Victorinox, the company best […]
Manhattan | 450 West 23rd Street, Apt. E Chelsea Co-op $1.95 million This two-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath, roughly 1,200-square-foot duplex apartment has an open floor plan, a […]