Brooklyn’s fast-climbing home prices make it nearly as expensive as Manhattan
Transaction volume strongest in years, even with diminished supply
Graphic demonstrates depth of Manhattan inventory
Bicycles becoming new amenity in some buildings
Permits for new residential buildings skyrocket in first quarter
In this seller’s market, every minute counts
So does the right strategy in a bidding war
Fire Department takes dim view of dangling air conditioners and undertakes strong action
Landlord’s empire of apartment buildings collects thousands of code violations
City comptroller expects large residential properties to maintain value
40 percent of renters say they won’t pay broker’s fee purely on principle
Some Brooklyn renters moving back to Manhattan, where they find cheaper digs
With luxury home sales hitting record, surging Hamptons activity nearly matches 2007
City Council overwhelmingly approves NYU expansion plan
Sales, prices of new condos in Brooklyn boom in Q2 vs. prior year
Westchester communities experience parent drain after commencements
Broadway couple trades hit musical for the Hit Factory
She kisses good-bye to Tribeca condo at a small loss
Filmmaker decides it’s time to sell California estate at an asking price of $9.5 million
Upper West Side townhouse breaks price barrier
Avoid red flags when applying to rent an apartment
You may think this fish story is hard to stomach
Lawyer advises buyers to order a “physical” for new developments
Condo loses bid to stop resident from smoking cigarettes
Luxury properties enjoy blockbuster sales in May, and foreign ‘fright capital’ is driving prices beyond reach of typical wealthy buyer
View of park from Central Park West can be double cost of apartments elsewhere on UWS
Abacus Bank, which primarily serves Chinese community, indicted on charges of mortgage fraud
On Fifth Avenue, one white-glove building means it
Oscar-winning divorcée sells her townhouse in Harlem for $2.8 million
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
Manhattan agents confident about city, but Wall Street’s labor pains may hit suburbs harder
The Edge tops list of new developments with most condo sales in first quarter
New listings search site is nice to users
Refusing to hear case, Supreme Court ensures continuation of rent stabilization
The bind that renters endure is tie that’s tight or liberating
Library is great resource for the history of your building
For $1,000 a month, an UWS apartment — uh, room or closet — can be yours!
Yesterday’s buyers in tax-abated buildings come to grips with tomorrow’s escalating costs
More folks moved to the city last year than left it for the first time in decades
A Times columnist tries out Airbnb in the city
City’s wealthy suburbs among nation’s hardest hit by foreclosures
Condos in unbuilt UES development boom as in times gone by
Pre-foreclosure filings in October down 20% from September and 39% from one year earlier
Brooklyn is friendliest borough to (wo)man’s best friend
What is the definition of ‘market value’
Nemo and Mickey join Department of Housing Preservation and Development
WestSideRag posts funny, cutting rant about broker babble
Unemployment rate ticks up, concerning at least one economist
Decrease in signed contracts bodes poor fourth quarter and next year’s first quarter
August condo market was setback for that market in Manhattan
Curbed plumbs the mind of a landlord
Sellers who spend wisely on improvements can reap big dividends
Apartments that are furnished enjoy growing demand
Metro region posts one-year 2.2% rise in prices of single-family homes
The Russians are spending! The Russians are spending!
Co-ops need to adjust to same-sex marriages
Architects dish up pie in the sky for affordable housing
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Third quarter reports may imply continuing market stability
Former IRS agent says developers evade substantial taxes annually
Can’t we all just get along: How to be a good neighbor
Faced with white brick, buildings face mighty big expenses now
Six in Queens, including two brokers, accused of participating in $25 million mortgage fraud
Rat’s not the only island in the city, but the others — e.g. Manhattan — are not exactly for sale
Open House New York gives let’s you inside this weekend
Cool interactive map shows 3Q sales data by buildings’ price range
Foreclosure actions continue downward trend
City official, six developers charged with racketeering, bribery
Cow heads could be yours at Landmarks Preservation Commission auction
17 questions to ask before buying an apartment
Making the case for buyers’ brokers, the Times calls it a ‘buddy system’
Empty for 19 years, Park Avenue apartment that Yugoslavia owned leaves much to be desired
You won’t find more households with roommates than in Williamsburg
Manhattan market slackens, but weakness may be only seasonal
In a co-op or condo that leaks, who pays?
Newly scheduled foreclosure auctions post 7 percent decline in August from a year earlier
Influential rabbi accused in $220,000 rent subsidy scheme of unprecedented size in city
Buff designer finally moves from $15,000 monthly rental to townhouse that’s superior
Sculptor expands his horizons in Tribeca
Disgraced as congressman, he ditches his old Queens district for a rental in Greenwich Village
Actress gives up Canadian perch after break-up (2nd item)
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