Lisa Johnson Mandell

Increasingly, baby boomers are opting to stay in their large family homes and age in place, rather than downsizing. The reason is surprising.

Stars such as Tom Selleck, Morgan Freeman, and Pat Sajak have all served their country. Here's a look at their impressive homes.

To the uninitiated, those words might have little meaning; but to longtime fans of reality TV show “Extreme Makeover: Home Edition,” that phrase holds a magical significance.

Veterans Day is upon us, and we're honoring friends and family who have served. But, there's also a range of celebrities who have helped protect the country in the U.S. Armed Forces.

Bravolebrity Andy Cohen, producer of “The Real Housewives” franchise” and host of the popular talk show “Watch What Happens Live,” spent more than two decades and millions of dollars carefully assembling, designing, and decorating his incredible New York City apartment.

Allee Willis' kitsch wonderland once served as the party house for MGM Studios in the late 1930s—and now, it's the star of a new documentary.

A mom of five sparked controversy after revealing she took out a lease on a second luxury apartment in Manhattan for "storage."

Lisa Kudrow's new Netflix hit "No Good Deed" centers on a battle among three couples who all want to buy the same Los Angeles home.

Netflix's newest real estate reality hit "Selling the City" is due to premiere on Jan. 3—and will focus on an almost entirely female team.

A man who spent three years turning a remote and abandoned cabin into a modern oasis has detailed the incredible transformation.