From left: Eddie Murphy’s listed guesthouse and Murphy himself

Comedian Eddie Murphy seems to be on a property selling streak. The star has listed an eight-bedroom, five-bathroom carriage house in Englewood, N.J. — a property that’s adjacent to the mansion he recently sold for $10.5 million, New York Post reported. [more]

A screenshot from the Wall Street Journal

If there’s one thing that real estate marketing directors won’t let house hunters see in listing photos, it’s pets, the Wall Street Journal reported…. [more]

56 Walker Street

The six-story building at 56 Walker Street in Tribeca has hit the market again for $22.5 million — a far cry from when the building was last on the market in 2012 for $11.9 million, Curbed reported.

The building had been in limbo, with a 2007 loan agreement going into foreclosure proceedings and the owner, an entity known as 56 Walker Street LLC, declaring bankruptcy, as previously reported. Some units were on the market in 2008, asking between $2.2 million and $2.999 million, though the property had not yet received its certificate of occupancy and lis pendens were on file, Curbed said. [more]

From left: Elizabeth Sample, Brenda Powers, Serena Boardman and the top of the Pierre

Speculate no longer: the asking price for late stock market pundit Martin Zweig’s penthouse at the Pierre Hotel has been decided, and it’s $125 million, making the home the most expensive on the market in New York City, the New York Times reported. [more]

Sotheby’s President Kathryn Korte and Roger Erickson

Kathryn Korte, the president and CEO of Sotheby’s International Realty, and Ellie Johnson, the manager of the firm’s Upper East Side office, may also face disciplinary action as the result of a state probe into allegations that top-producing broker Roger Erickson acted as an undisclosed dual agent, The Real Deal has learned.

The New York State Department of State opened the investigation last year, after the seller of an apartment at 812 Fifth Avenue lodged a complaint. He alleged that Erickson had breached their exclusive sale contract by clandestinely working with a prospective purchaser, effectively lowering the sale value of the home. [more]