By dollars per square foot, Tribeca tops all other Manhattan neighborhoods in Q1
Average monthly rent in Manhattan attains record $3,429 or $4,250 in April, depending on source
When you move here from out of state, the taxman wants to get his hooks into you
Manhattan has had 169 percent spike in new building permits this year, 35 of them in contrast to 13
Water Board approves 7 percent increase starting July 1
Citywide Q1 sales flat compared with 2011, average price down 1 percent
New York is Airbnb’s biggest market
Region’s serious delinquency rate soars above year ago and rest of nation’s
Middle-age renters motivate landlords to undertake extreme makeovers of 10-30-year-old buildings
Couples with roommates confess it’s a mixed blessing
He never did sleep there, but Riverdale house built for Jesus is listed for $15 million
Kips Bay show house opens May 16 in UWS apartment building
All five boroughs experienced dynamic population shifts in last decade
Streeteasy.com adds Department of Building data to listings
Brooklyn’s Dumbo is having busy spring
40-acre Palm Springs estate of late TV icon suffers 34 percent price cut
Board rejects purchase by buyer who hoped to combine late heiress’ Fifth Avenue apartments
With some states showing price appreciation, March marks turning point
More than half of metros record median price gains, suggesting bottom’s arrival
12 facts that may surprise you about housing bust
Second-home market shows new signs of life
NAHB says improved housing markets number 100, down by just 1
Homes more affordable than ever
Foreclosure hotspots show signs of housing turnaround
Seasonally adjusted prices rise in February for first time since March 2010
Borrowers trying to take advantage of current rates endure clogged pipelines
Federal government may cite Wells Fargo for violation of Fair Housing Act
Lenders seek ways to reach creditworthy borrowers who are below prime
Loan activity for purchase, refinance picks up
Rates hit new record low for second straight week
Fed chief says lending slow to recover
Consumer agency proposes rule to ban origination fees disguised as points
Shop for a loan online only with care
Movers’ association, Better Business Bureau tell how to avoid scams
Already blooming, green-home share of residential market expected to mushroom in next four years
Pocket neighborhoods gain favor among boomers
Banking on it being the REIT thing, builder forms partnership to buy rental homes
Money magazine suggest 7 questions to ask your next real estate agent
Beverly Hills grapples with preservation that goes beyond movie-star looks
Kitchens, baths most popular remodeling projects — of course!
Discussing the right paint colors, designer contends white isn’t neutral
One-of-a-kind pet habitats are fit for the divas in your home
Home price expectations and share of Americans who say it’s good time to sell home continues to grow
Investment returns of stocks handily beat housing on a global basis
Survey reveals connection between loan approval and various credit scores
Builder confidence in 55+ market jumps up, but is a long way from optimistic
Ranieri proclaims housing market near bottom
Saying it’s time to get back in, bear who sold in 2006 just put his money where his mouth is
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