Why the Ultrarich Are Shrinking Their Property Portfolios in Favor of Other Investments
While America's wealthy families are still buying property, the share of their portfolios devoted to real estate has plummeted to the lowest level in six years, signaling a pivot toward other investments. At the end of the third quarter of 2025, real estate accounted for 17.1% of total assets among
Living in Hawaii Is Becoming a Luxury Local Families Can No Longer Afford
Hawaii’s housing shortage has created an affordability crisis so severe that it now threatens the future of generational wealth on the islands. “It was always a dream of mine to be a homeowner. Realistically, I could not have fulfilled that dream staying in Hawaii,” Johnette Fagaale, a former reside
EXCLUSIVE: L.A. Architect’s Beautiful Venice Retreat—With Its Own Meditation Altar—Hits the Market for $4 Million
A beautiful California residence that was conceived by renowned Los Angeles architect Charles Ward as his own private retreat has hit the market for just under $4 million. Built in 1988, the Venice property was designed to "unfold like a wonderful book," according to the listing, which is held by Ma
Savvy Homeowners Are Paying Off Their Mortgages Before Retirement. You Should Too.
Retirement is time for many things: traveling, deepening friendships, developing hobbies. Traditionally, it has not been a time for continuing to make mortgage payments. And yet, over the past few decades, that’s become the case increasingly. Between 1989 and 2022, the share of homeowners aged 65 to
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