Matthew Hansen’s dream house used to be a monastery. The hedge funder bought a Hell’s Kitchen townhouse from the Archdiocese of New York for...

Federal investigators have opened a criminal probe into whether traders are manipulating the price of cryptocurrencies, just as the real estate industry has begun...

The best and worst markets in which to sell a luxury home in US The city by the bay has quickest luxury home sales...

Chinese slashes investment in US real estate by more than half in 2017 Chinese investment in the United States’ commercial real estate has plummeted...

The buyers of two Upper East Side condominiums may be the first to use Bitcoins to purchase real estate in the city. Magnum Real...

CBRE tops Eastdil for highest commercial deal total nationwide With $53.9 billion in deals in 2017, CBRE ranked as the number one commercial brokerage...

Daniel de la Vega is a Bitcoin believer. But his faith comes with a catch. As president of One Sotheby’s International Realty, he had...

Wondering how to attract international buyers or get eyes on an off-beat listing? Agent Michael A. Kelczewski is betting on Bitcoin to draw them...

From TRD Miami: A Bitcoin evangelist who goes by the moniker “Paychecks” paid nearly 18 Bitcoin for a condo, in what appears to be the...

The real estate cryptocurrencies you can buy right now (or soon) Don’t get bummed about Bitcoin’s bubble. Buck up and buy another cryptocurrency …...

If you’re feeling down about not buying Bitcoin in saner times, we’re here to let you know that it’s not too late to get...

From TRD Miami: A condo for sale in Miami hit the market earlier this month accepting only Bitcoin, grabbing headlines as one of the only...

From the November issue: In September, REcoin, a startup that billed itself as the “only cryptocurrency backed by real estate,” was busted for fraud by...

With so much inventory on the market in New York, developers are looking anywhere and everywhere for an edge. For Magnum Real Estate Group’s...

International travelers visiting the Big Apple will soon be able to leave their credit cards at home.

A Manhattan real estate broker accepted a deposit, rent and his own commission on a Nolita deal via the controversial virtual currency Bitcoin.

From the February issue: In this month’s in their words roundup, we hear from archicritic Michael Kimmelman on how the soaring One57 development is a...

When it comes to the budding online currency Bitcoin serving as payment for real estate deals, BOND New York co-founder Noah Freedman and superbroker...

Bond New York is not only accepting Bitcoin as payment for real state transactions, it may soon pay its agents with the burgeoning online...

Manhattan-based brokerage BOND New York is jumping on the Bitcoin wagon. The firm will now accept the burgeoning online currency as payment for real...