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NYC's current housing market compared to its housing market in 2001 - Business Insider
The industry sees the two crises as very similar, except 9/11 impacted only New York's housing market, whereas the pandemic is national and global.
Most expensive home for sale in US gets $50 million price chop: PHOTOS - Business Insider
Once listed for $350 million, the Chartwell Estate is now the most expensive home ever sold in California and the second-priciest ever sold in the US.
The richest place in every state in the US - Business Insider
The richest town in the entire US is a Silicon Valley enclave where the median income is over $250,000 and the typical home is worth over $2 million.
Tech moguls like Jeff Bezos and Mark Zuckerberg would lose billions under Elizabeth Warren's tax plan
Senator Elizabeth Warren's tax plan requires billionaires to pay a small percentage of their net worth on an annual basis.
I spent 5 years analyzing how rich people get rich, and found there are generally 4 paths to wealth
I spent five years interviewing millionaires, trying to figure out how they amassed their wealth. After analyzing my research, I had some idea.
Why the net worths of Hong Kong's billionaires are the most volatile
Hong Kong's wealthiest residents enjoy the greatest profits when the markets are bullish, but experience the steepest losses during market routs.
The 1% has so much money they literally don't know what to do with it
Top earners are holding record amounts of money: $303.9 billion to be exact — far more than the $15 billion they held before the recession.
15 wild facts about Monaco, where 32% of residents are millionaires
With an area of 0.78 square miles and a population of 38,300, it's one of the densest countries in the world. One in three people is a millionaire.
Here's a scientific explanation for why rich people think they're better than everyone
People born into higher social classes are overconfident and have "an exaggerated belief" that they'll perform better than others, a study finds.
Rich people keep buying things that aren't actually functional to show off their wealth
Opportunity costs, time, and afunctionality are a few of the things creating and maintaining status symbols, according to author Jonah Berger.
7 money lessons you can learn from the way Michael Jordan makes and spends his fortune
Michael Jordan has a net worth of almost $2 billion. While he was paid millions during his basketball career, Jordan continued to grow his fortune after retirement.
Class in America isn't just about money, find survey data
While class and wealth are relative, a shrinking middle class, increased living costs, and debt contribute to their differences.
How Americans of every class would spend an extra $1,000
A recent INSIDER and Morning Consult survey asked Americans who self-identified with a socio-economic class how they would spend an extra $1,000.
More Americans making $100,000 think they're working class than rich
Some six-figure earners think they're working class — more than those who think they're rich, according to an INSIDER and Morning Consult survey.
Forget coffee and avocado toast — most people blow nearly 40% of their money in the same place
To save more money, you have to cut back in the areas where you're spending the most.