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A Riverfront Jaguar Lair
This 14,000-square-foot house on the St. Johns River is coming up for auction on May 24 with no minimum bid. The owners used to own the Jacksonville Jaguars football team, thus the painting of three jaguars that hangs over the fireplace in the living room and which comes with the house.
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Living in 'Sunny' San Francisco
This 1,947-square-foot Victorian home with three bedrooms and three bathrooms in San Francisco's sunnier Noe Valley neighborhood is asking $1.7 million.
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Loft Living in Berlin
A sprawling brick brewery, built in 1891, had been a graffiti-covered ruin before the owners helped convert it into a loft complex. This 3,300-square-foot unit with five bedrooms and three baths asks €1.6 million ($2.1 million).
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Private Properties
Three New York apartments owned by the late heiress Huguette Clark sell for about $55 million; Michael and Roxanne Klein buy in San Francisco for $27 million; a Colorado ranch lists for $49.5 million.
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Bidding Wars for Homes Are Back
A new development is catching home buyers off guard as the spring sales season gets under way: Bidding wars are back.
- Home Builders' Health Improves
- Vote: Is it time to buy your first home?
A Canadian Island Retreat
This waterfront home is on Thetis Island, one of the southern Gulf Islands between the coast of British Columbia and Vancouver Island.
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Private Properties
Two homes in Naples, Fla., sell for over $40 million each; Marc Jacobs's President Robert Duffy Lists in Savannah, Ga.; Donald J. Pilner sells in Miami Beach.
- Photos: Homes for Sale in Florida, Georgia
Gardens Rich in History
This home in Old Town Alexandria dates back to 1803, says its owner. It's asking $5.5 million.
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Private Properties
The former home of Scott Rothstein sells for $5.1 million; a South Carolina plantation asking $25 million sells for $11 million; Bill Kurtis's Kansas ranch goes to the auction block.
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An Oceanfront Florida Mansion
This 9,805-square-foot, six-bedroom home is asking $9 million, down from its prior asking price of $10.5 million.
- Photos: An Oceanfront Florida Mansion
A Working Ranch in Mendocino
A Mendocino County ranch of about 6,240 acres, with a 2,000-square-foot main house with three bedrooms and three bathrooms, is asking $14 million.
- Photos: Open House
Julio Iglesias Buys $15.2 Million Home
Julio Iglesias buys in Florida for $15.2 million; the late Andy Rooney's home goes on the market; Art Linkletter's former estate sells for close to $10.3 million.
- Video: Julio Iglesias Buys $15.2M Home
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Empty Nesting in New Zealand
A retired California couple threw "caution to the wind" and moved to New Zealand. They're going to stay in the country four to five months a year, but now want to spend more time with their kids in the U.S. Their 5,790-square-foot home is asking $4.5 million New Zealand dollars ($3.7 million).
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Investors, Vacationers Snap Up Homes
Sales of investment and vacation homes surged last year, the latest evidence that investors and higher-income households are taking advantage of low home prices to scoop up bargains.
- Video: Sales of Vacation Homes Surge
A Bronfman Family Farm
Owned by Edgar M. Bronfman, the former CEO of Seagram, Georgetown Farm in Charlottesville, Va., is on the market, asking $3.8 million for the house and 120 acres or $10.3 million for the house and 540 acres.
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New England Style in the Hamptons
The owners spent two years designing this traditional New England-style home and giving it a classic feel, but with the latest energy-saving technology. This five-bedroom, 5½-bathroom house is asking $9.5 million, or $1,704 a square foot.
- Photos: New England Style in the Hamptons
A Garden With a Past In Traditional Japan
This property is on the west coast of Japan's main island and includes extensive gardens that were built around the end of the Meiji period.
- Photos: Open House
Shooting for the Stars
A Massachusetts house combines references to New England barns with midcentury-modern design and a window to outer space.
- Photos: The Home Front
- Video: A House That Shoots for the Stars
Bunny Mellon Lists in Antigua
Mellon estate in Antigua goes on the market for $14.5 million; hip-hop artist Drake sells two condos in downtown Miami; the Palm Beach estate of Paul Romanoff Ilyinsky, the great-grandson of Czar Alexander II of Russia, has hit the market for $8.9 million.
- Photos: Private Properties
- Video: Bunny Mellon's Antigua Estate Lists for $14.5M
A French Chateau in Texas
Once asking $69.9 million, this 48,000-square-foot home in Hickory Creek, Texas, is coming up for auction on March 30 with a reserve of $10.3 million.
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Crime (Writing) Pays: Authors' Desert Retreat
Best-selling novelists Jonathan and Faye Kellerman write at their four-building compound outside Santa Fe, N.M.
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Edward S. Lampert in Deal to Buy Nearly $40 Million Home
Hedge-fund manager Edward S. Lampert is in contract to buy on Florida's Indian Creek Island for nearly $40 million.
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One Family's Urban Playhouse
This modern loft in Washington, D.C., features kid-proof industrial surfaces, bright-blue floors and a makeshift basketball court.
- Photos: The Home Front
Off the Grid in Wine Country
This steel structure in Healdsburg, Calif., was built by its owners using mostly reclaimed materials.
- Photos: Open House

House Talk

How to Fire Your Real-Estate Agent
What to do if a pushy agent puts too much pressure on you to buy.
Five Green Goods That Give Back to Gaia
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Search the Journal's database of mortgage, credit-card and other lenders to see which lenders in your neighborhood are lending more -- or less -- these days than they were a year ago.
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Mortgages
Borrowers Miss Out on Billions in Savings
Millions of homeowners haven't benefited from the lowest mortgage rates in nearly a half-century because they can't or won't refinance.
- Readers React: 'Don't need the hassle'
- Mean Street: Brainwashed by the Housing Cult
Tax Credits
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Home-Credit Derby Has Its Price
Federal tax credits for home buyers are some of the best deals around—but you'll have to jump through some hoops to get one before the deadline.
Relative Values
Family Fun
A look at three homes in Colorado, California and New Jersey that have tree houses.
- Photos: Homes With Tree Houses
Beachfront Homes
Beachfront homes in Dana Point, Calif., Osterville, Mass., and Loveladies, N.J.
- Video: Beachfront Homes for $6 Million or Less | Photos
Homes With Indoor Pools
Homes with indoor pools, in Millbrook, N.Y., Austin, Texas, and Paradise Valley, Ariz.
- Photos: Homes With Pools
- Video: $4 Million Homes With Indoor Pools
Off-Campus Living
Off-campus living in New York, Washington and Los Angeles.
- Photos: Homes Near Urban University Campuses
Relative Values
Three small homes with appealing outdoor space, in East Hampton, N.Y., Spring Island, S.C., and Okeechobee, Fla.
Relative Values
Modern homes in Montauk, N.Y., Houston and Laguna Beach, Calif.
- Photos: Modern Homes

Real Estate

Foreclosures Show No Sign of Decline
The percentage of homeowners delinquent on their mortgages in the first quarter fell to the lowest level since the end of 2008, but the share of loans in foreclosure remains high.
CBRE Taps New Vein From Old Deal
Spain Hit By Fears On Banks, Athens

Second Homes

Getting Away—but Not Too Far
Sales of vacation homes are picking up as low prices pull buyers off the fence. But with travel costs rising and consumers still uncertain about the economy, many buyers are snapping up properties closer to home.
The Trophy Basement
Europe's Most Luxurious Properties

Home & Garden

The New First Family of Real Estate
An $85 million L.A. mansion with a 500-worker renovation team. A $70 million London home with a bowling alley. The Ecclestone sisters are swiftly amassing a global property portfolio. The new generation of wealthy buyers.
Private Properties
To Doze, to Design in Hong Kong

Commercial

Billings Slip Back
After five months of positive readings, the Architecture Billings Index slipped back into negative territory during April, an indication that demand for design services declined.
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More Real-Estate Loans Default in Europe
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Brookfield to Spin Off Holdings

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