On the Market in New York City
By MICHELLE HIGGINS
A SoHo duplex co-op, a Yorkville co-op and a Downtown Brooklyn condo.
Garbage disposals have not been illegal in New York City homes since 1997, but they remain rare, and some buildings still do not allow them.
A three-bedroom house, with 3,800 square feet of indoor space and an 850-square-foot roof deck, was home and studio for a Pop Art patriarch, Jim Dine.
Andy Hall and Rafael Candotti wanted to rent a one-bedroom — where they wouldn’t hear heavy-footed neighbors — in a lively neighborhood.
Living in the same building as your landlord can be too close for comfort. But wait! Some tenants find close kind of cozy.
Recognizing that it’s not enough just to present listings, many brokerage firms are redesigning their sites as one-stop shops with new tools to help guide buyers and sellers through the deal.
A family-oriented community that has shown its true colors in aiding Newtown, Conn., its neighbor to the north.
Ron Shiffman has long advocated for buildings that are both resilient and sustainable.
New buildings often take their names from colors. But even some old surnamed buildings are in for a change.
The growth projections reflect rebounding home sales, a rise in construction and low financing costs.
A nine-room apartment, with 4,200 square feet of space, including a mahogany-paneled library and fireplaces with marble mantels, was the most expensive sale of the week, according to city records.
A roommate leaves a stabilized apartment; recovering “retroactive rent”’ understanding the “maintenance escrow agreement.”
A SoHo duplex co-op, a Yorkville co-op and a Downtown Brooklyn condo.
A five-bedroom colonial in Hewlett Bay Park, N.Y., and a seven-bedroom historic estate in Freehold, N.J.
A family-oriented community has ranches, split-levels and colonials, most built after 1940.
A deceptively compact brick carriage house with an eccentric past and an idiosyncratic present is about to enter the market for $9.1 million.
After Jay Fielden’s beloved house was lost in a fire, he reimagined it, just as he’s done with the magazine he edits.
Despite the lack of heat or reliable running water, an old Packard plant has become a home.
The experts praised bark and flowers, fruit and trunks, and suggested tricks for planting and pruning.
To the partners of the New York porcelain company KleinReid, almost nothing comes under as much scrutiny when entertaining as table settings.
Mikyoung Kim, a Boston-based landscape architect, recently completed two therapeutic gardens for hospitals.
Richard Mishaan’s design shop reopens in Greenwich Village.
Designing an I.P.A.-specific glass that alters the beer-drinking experience.
Share your school memories; sketches of the chancellor and his cabinet; a teacher’s diary and more.
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