European home buyers and investors used to be big in Manhattan. Buoyed by a strong euro and pound, embolde ned by a wide selection of new-development condos and verdant credit markets, the Europeans virtually invaded the borough to the point where their v

The Luzerne County Board of Assessment Appeals’ status as a public agency calls into question whether the board is required to follow all state law or merely real estate law.

A real estate agent who bought the home of an elderly man for half its value has been found guilty of obtaining property by deception in the County Court.

The Montgomery County District Attor ney's Office is conducting an investigation into the county's appraisal office, but de tails were not being released at press time.

The Hamptons is drawing in big bucks, but from fewer buyers, a new report finds. A second-quarter market report from Prudential Douglas Elliman shows that in the luxury market in the Hamptons and the North Fork of Long Island, the median sales price incre