International Real Estate
House Hunting in ... Norway
By JEFF VANDAM
Oslo’s real estate market has been on a sort of seesaw trajectory in recent years.
A London couple build a spacious getaway in Uruguay that stays true to the area’s vernacular architecture.
Oslo’s real estate market has been on a sort of seesaw trajectory in recent years.
A duplex co-op in Chicago, a three-bedroom house in Coupeville, Wash., and a cottage in Titusville, N.J.
Gabriel and Emma Picard doubled the size of their farmhouse with a $475,000 2,000-square-foot addition.
"I’m of the school of thought that you can fix a roof, but you can’t create authentic charm."
A Victorian in Portland, Ore., a condo on Boston Harbor and a two-bedroom house in Carefree, Ariz.
Partially because of Ecuadorean reliance on cash deals, not credit, prices have been relatively stable in Quito.
Radim Kralik, his wife, Barbora Kralikova, and their two children live in a modern concrete box built on top of a 1943 grain silo.
As the use of mobile phone applications for real estate searches continues to develop, agencies find that augmented reality technology can add some pizzazz to the search.
A 100-year-old shoe factory in the 14th Arrondissement of Paris has been divided into homes with similar layouts but very different decors.
An industry organization is touting the use of steel in danger zones, like Haiti and the Sichuan area of China.
After visiting, Martin and Annie Summers were inspired by the Pueblo Garzon area of Uruguay and built a home there.
A small oceanfront second-home community in Great Abaco Island in the Bahamas.
Prices in Nabq, Egypt, remain low by comparison with those in many global vacation spots.
A midcentury modern house in Boise, Idaho, a historic house in Chester, S.C., and a home in Jackson, Miss.
Adam Levy lives in a 10-story building that he converted into seven spacious floor-through apartments, including his own duplex penthouse that he finally completed last fall.
For artists who long to live in Peterborough, historic New Englander homes in town can be found for prices that start in the mid-$200,000s.
A 3,000-square-foot five-bedroom house overlooking Oslo Fjord is on the market for 10 million kroner (around $1.67 million).
When Gabriel and Emma Picard took over Mr. Picard’s family wine business, their first challenge was to find a way to open up their 19th-century farmhouse.