Pete Davidson has officially moved out of his mother’s basement and purchased his own luxury condo for $1.2 million — just before the new year, The Post can report.   The move comes four years after he snagged a $1.3 million Staten Island abode in 2016 for his mom, Amy Waters. Davidson, 27, had been living in the basement of the home until December when he moved into a high-rise. But he is still remaining close to home.  The “Saturday Night Live” star purchased the condo in Staten Island, located just 14 miles away from his mom. The home was purchased through an LLC, property records readmore

The California home that HGTV star Christina Haack once shared with her now-estranged husband, Ant Anstead, has hit the market for $6 million.  They first purchased the Newport Beach home in June 2018 for $4.1 million. Following two years of marriage, the two announced their separation in September. Haack, 37, remained in the home, while Anstead moved out. Six months after they split, Anstead, 42, told People that he was having difficulty finding another place in the area to stay close to their one-year-old son, Hudson London. “I feel like I need a home. It’s been over six months now,” he told the magazine, readmore

Is Barbuda the next St. Barts? It’s the kind of question that requires a plentiful  off-shore bank account  just to ask. But from the City of London down to Wall Street, asking it they are. Perhaps the best argument from the “ayes” is Barbuda Ocean Club, a rum-soaked, 764-acre Garden of Eden down on a little peninsula known as Coco Point, which is rising from the rubble of Hurricane Irma in 2017. “I think it will be like St. Barts but from a private resort standpoint,” said Mike Meldman, a co-founder of Casa Migos tequila as well as the founder readmore

To our knowledge no one has written a song for tenor banjo titled, “Moonlight on Jumby Bay” or “My Jumby Bay Baby.” They should. A postcard-perfect private island off the coast of Antigua (four hours from New York, two and a half from Miami), Jumby Bay is the sort of place that gave blender cocktails and palm-thatched cabanas their good name. But if you’ve been around a little and made your millions, you already know that. This clubby, upscale isle — where champagne is the local quaff, golf carts rule the roads, fine dining the default and a night’s readmore

Eggs, toast, crispy bacon — with a side of murder history?  The supposedly haunted former home of Lizzie Borden, where both her parents were found axed to death in 1892, has been sold for $2 million and its new owner will keep it as an operational bed-and-breakfast for brave tourists. The infamous residence in Fall River, Massachusetts, hit the market in January and was available for viewing during open house tours.  One particular ghost-loving individual, Lance Zaal, liked what he saw during the tour and placed an offer.  Zaal is now expected to be the new owner of the ghostly house in the readmore