Alexis Wold wanted to buy a studio on the East Side of Manhattan.
Designated a historic district, the Brooklyn enclave exudes a suburban feel, with its large detached houses that have a bounty of architectural flourishes like open porches.
Twice as many new condominium units will hit the Manhattan market this year as in 2014.
A home visit with Corky Pollan, New York magazine’s weekly former Best Bets columnist.
It is a testament to the former governor that an enormous government redevelopment project survived the many forces that threatened at times to tear it apart.
President Obama will seek to address the disappointing housing sector Thursday, lowering insurance rates on federally issued mortgages to first-time home buyers, minorities and struggling Americans.
Ending the year on a high note, the fourth quarter saw triple the number of closings on units costing $10 million or more compared with the same quarter of 2013.
An elegant home at 775 Park Avenue, lovingly restored in homage to the building’s architect, is poised to enter the market for the first time in 26 years.
A four-bedroom, five and a half bath apartment was the sale of the week.
This week’s topics include the maintenance of rent-stabilized status; a co-op Energy Star appliance rule; and questions about a board president’s apartment purchase.
The city on the Hudson offers more space for the money, an easy commute to New York City and uninterrupted views of Manhattan.
Nationally, foreclosures and serious delinquencies have dropped significantly from a year ago, but many major markets have a much longer way to go.
Li-Lac Chocolates, priced out of Manhattan, has met resistance in its new home in a complex in Sunset Park, Brooklyn.
Brian and Stephanie Cashin decided to switch from a walk-up to a high-rise.
The former residential hotel the Whitby, which was developed especially for theater workers, was converted to co-ops and still attracts creative types.
Distant neighborhoods could become hot. Rent regulation is a question.
At its most rewarding, the column, ostensibly about buildings, was about people.
The fashion designer Rachel Antonoff is subletting Lena Dunham’s apartment.
A tenant dies, a roommate moves out and a partying neighbor moves in.
A recently overhauled free app that now allows users to read new stories every day and search for homes at the same time.
Housing prices in Belize, a popular second-home and retirement market for Americans and Canadians, fell about 25 percent with the global real estate crisis of 2008, but have since seen a rebound.
The week’s properties include a contemporary in Colorado, an adobe in Albuquerque and 1907 house in Georgia.
An architect’s dream home coexists with industrial surroundings.
This week’s properties include a Greenwich Village one-bedroom; a Hell’s Kitchen two-bedroom; and a Brooklyn house with two units.
This week’s houses include a five-bedroom in Mount Laurel, N.J., and a three-bedroom on an island in Yorktown, N.Y..
The choice between buying a home and renting one is among the biggest financial decisions that many adults make.
Local colleges and universities have both spurred and assisted in the redevelopment of central Worcester, Mass.
A new home-exchange website lets you inhabit magazine-perfect residences, but only if you qualify.
Winter is fire season, but many homeowners are woefully unprepared for the worst.
Even a toothbrush can be a collectible. At the very least, it can make you smile in the morning.
When your bathroom floor has chipped or cracked tiles, it’s wise to take action before listing your home for sale.
Using Legos, Adam Reed Tucker has built a model of Frank Lloyd Wright’s Taliesin West.
Martyn Lawrence Bullard designs crystal fit for Eden.
In Los Angeles, a renovation brings the Idle Hour back to life.
“Shiro Kuramata and Hiroshi Sugimoto: Works From the Absent Past” at the Wright gallery in New York.
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