Topic: Real Estate

Alan Worden and Scout Real Estate Capital have been working on an environmentally friendly restoration of a cottage on Esther's Island. We head out to the island to learn more about what went into this property to make it sustainable and environmentally friendly.

In the premiere episode of Bio of a Hamptons House, Plum finds out about the Sagaponack Estate of Ross Bleckner that once belonged to Truman Capote and what it is about the property that manifests creativity.

Aspen Constructors showcased work by local artists Carrie Kaplan and Annie Katz, while also hosting an open house tour with their beautiful Independence Pass estate.

Richard Baker is a young CEO determined to remake retail. He got as his start as a developer and landlord with his father's National Realty Development Corporation (NRDC). He went on to found NRDC Equity Partners which scooped up Fortunoff, Lord & Taylor, and Canada's Husdon's Bay Co. With the fresh eye of an outsider, Richard is resurrecting these tired brands and betting that retail is more than just real estate.

Architect Bruce Wright explains the elements of building a sustainable house under the LEEDS certification. LEEDS stands for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design. The LEEDS rating system is explained through the description of Bruce's new house he built in Telluride, Colorado which was recently certified.

Fashioned as NYC loft, host Sue Hostetler visits Kathyrn Fleck's home, and impressive art collection, in Maroon Creek, Aspen.

Extraordinary Miami Beach home, transformed from art deco synagogue to a pristine Zen temple.

Tour this amazing home in Aspen, situated on Maroon Creek and owned and designed by Kris Church. With host Sue Hostetler.

Living large has been a Miami tradition for nearly a century. Way before there was Star Island or Fisher Island, there was Vizcaya. Built in 1910 by American industrialist James Deering, Vizcaya was conceived as a private winter retreat. Over 1,000 workers built the original sprawling 180-acre estate spanning both sides of South Miami Avenue in what is now Coconut Grove.

Today the 34-room home has been converted into a United States National Historic Landmark, a museum and an event space that’s hosted the likes of Queen Elizabeth II, Pope John Paul II and President Ronald Reagan.

Step inside the gates of Casa Casuarina is one of Miami Beach’s most notorious properties. Famed for its history (former owner Gianni Versace was shot on property) and exclusivity (it’s now a members-only club renting out at $25,000 plus), it is the Beach’s biggest mysteries.