On the Market in New York City
By MICHELLE HIGGINS
A Lincoln Square co-op, a Carnegie Hill co-op and a Windsor Terrace town house.
The Harmon Tower, part of the $8.5 billion complex known as CityCenter, remains in build-it-or-tear-it-down legal limbo after inspectors found construction defects in 2008.
Mitch Leigh, the composer of “Man of La Mancha,” appears on television commercials promoting his real-estate development in New Jersey.
Most landlords, lured by the promise of building lucrative apartments in the area, are reluctant to devote space to commercial tenants who pay little and might wither as quickly as they bloom.
The designation has a different meaning in New York, where everything is superlative, than it does elsewhere.
“My Micro NY” will create a building of 55 micro-units each measuring between 250 and 370 square feet, with 40 percent of the units priced to be affordable, the mayor’s office said.
As newspaper staffs and revenues shrink, executives are seeking creative ways to use unoccupied office space.
The 22-story tower at Vanderbilt Avenue and 44th Street is up for landmark designation.
Fredric Brandt, the cosmetic dermatologist in charge of the faces of Madonna, Stephanie Seymour and Kelly Ripa, lives with his artwork high above West Chelsea.
A duplex penthouse at Ariel East has some outrageous embellishments, like a $500,000 Dale Chihuly chandelier and copious rock ’n’ roll-themed décor.
A new reality show, “Scoring the Deal,” offers a peek at the fast-paced world of sports star real estate.
A 15-room Carnegie Hill town house, 25 feet wide, was given an external face-lift in 1921 by Cass Gilbert, whose most famous creation was the Woolworth Building.
Lena Evans was open to renting or buying a place where she could live and her parents could stay when visiting.
A North Bronx neighborhood has gained a reputation for stability and affordability, drawing young couples and former renters.
Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley agreed on Wednesday to a $557 million settlement with regulators over their mortgage lending and foreclosure practices, building on an earlier deal with big banks.
A government financing program covers both purchase and renovation costs for single-family houses and multifamilies up to four units.
Shareholders cannot pay maintenance; what happens after foreclosure; no access to the mailbox.
Tapping the potential in 425 square feet.
The housing market is thriving in Norway, which has low unemployment and abundant natural resources.
A converted barn in Connecticut, a town house in Washington, D.C. and a contemporary in Houston.
A Lincoln Square co-op, a Carnegie Hill co-op and a Windsor Terrace town house.
A four-bedroom colonial with a horse barn in Millstone, N.J., and a four-bedroom colonial in Darien, Conn.
A whimsical glass penthouse on the Upper West Side is about to enter the market for $12.5 million.
A luxury condominium in West Chelsea has sweeping city views from Jersey City to the George Washington Bridge.
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg’s proposal for a building of units no bigger than 300 square feet poses some daunting home design challenges that can be conquered with a series of practical tips.
For ingenuity, thrift and charm, Derek Diedricksen’s tiny, playful structures are hard to beat.
Tiny houses have been a fringe curiosity for a decade or more, but devotees believe the concept’s time has finally arrived.
A thrifty young interior designer has fit a world into his tiny Brooklyn studio.
In a city filled with micro-pads, New Yorkers are creating gardens to match.
At just four feet across at its widest, and a mere 28 inches at its narrowest point, the Keret House in Poland may be the world’s thinnest home.
A growing movement called bio design is looking to natural organisms like fungus and algae to shape the interiors of the future.
Hardier varieties of camellias, once thought of as hothouse bloomers or the darlings of the Southern garden, are making their way north.
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