An Italian’s Guide to the Madness of New York Real Estate
The New York real estate market is less an economic sector and more a distinct literary genre—equal parts dystopian thriller and sharp comedy of manners. For anyone accustomed to the…
The Market You Can’t See: Inside New York’s Hidden Listings
If you have been searching for a home in New York, San Francisco, or another major U.S. market and felt like the listings you see online never quite match what…
The Billionaire Coastal Vault: Why Elite Athletes Are Betting Everything on Miami
When the siren call of South Florida echoes through the upper echelons of international sports, it brings an irresistible blend of sun-drenched glamour, absolute privacy, and unyielding economic opportunity. Over…
New York, USA - October 26, 2008: The New York Stock Exchange building on Wall Street in Manhattan.
Visas, Rumors, and Real Estate: Keeping Your U.S. Portfolio on Track
If your news feed has spiked your blood pressure this week, take a deep breath. Sensational headlines love a good panic, but at Columbus International, we prefer the facts. Reports…
Is Miami Really More Expensive Than New York? Developers Say the Numbers Don’t Tell the Whole Story
New data suggests South Florida has lost its reputation as the budget-friendly alternative to New York City. But some of the biggest names in real estate development say that conclusion…
View of the historic buildings at the intersection of Greene and Canal Streets in SoHo Manhattan, New York City with sunlight shining in the background
Manhattan’s Rent Ceiling Just Vanished. Here’s What It Means for Foreign Capital
Manhattan rents have never been higher. The average apartment now costs $6,655 a month, a 10 percent jump from a year ago and the highest figure ever recorded on the…
Demand in residential in Florence is on the rise and the Tuscany region is enjoying great dynamism. This is what emerges from data compiled by the RE/MAX Italy Study Center.
Commercial Real Estate in Florence: 10.3% Gross Yield Positions the City Among Italy’s Strongest Markets
Tecnocasa data confirms the potential of Florence's retail sector. Columbus International Real Estate guides international investors toward the city's most strategic locations. The commercial real estate market continues to deliver…
Milan: The Price Gap Between New and Old Homes Is Narrowing
Source: La Repubblica Buying a home in Milan has become so expensive that the price difference between a new property and an existing one has shrunk to just a few…
Where Does Robert De Niro Live? A Look Inside His New York Real Estate Story
Robert De Niro has spent nearly his entire life in New York, and his properties tell that story clearly. As Architectural Digest has reported, the actor was born and raised…
Miami Just Overtook New York as the Pricier Place to Live. Here’s Why That’s Still a Buy Signal
For years, the pitch for leaving New York was simple: better weather, no state income tax, and a lower cost of living. That last part no longer holds up. New…
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