Historic districts and landmarking: What they mean and how they could affect you
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Historic districts and landmarking: What they mean and how they could affect you

In New York City, where buying and selling real estate is a high-stakes endeavor, the…

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Renderings revealed for 724-foot Lower East Side tower, final piece of controversial site
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Renderings revealed for 724-foot Lower East Side tower, final piece of controversial site

The historically low-income, low-slung neighborhood of Two Bridges–the area along the East Riv

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Own the incredible Arts and Crafts home where Milton Glaser designed the ‘I ♥ NY’ logo
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Own the incredible Arts and Crafts home where Milton Glaser designed the ‘I ♥ NY’ logo

Graphic design legend Milton Glaser‘s most famous works are arguably the I ♥ NY logo and…

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Interactive map reveals the income gap that divides NYC’s richest and poorest
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Interactive map reveals the income gap that divides NYC’s richest and poorest

According to a 2016 Pew report, the middle class is shrinking in 90 percent of…

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Amtrak’s Hudson River tunnels project could bring 3 years of traffic jams
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Amtrak’s Hudson River tunnels project could bring 3 years of traffic jams

Back in January, Amtrak unveiled its $24B Gateway Program, a plan that would overhaul the Hudson

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$1.65M brick townhouse in South Slope has a sunroom and a lush garden with a pond
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$1.65M brick townhouse in South Slope has a sunroom and a lush garden with a pond

This three-story brick townhouse is nestled in the South Slope, a charming enclave just south…

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Westbeth Artists Housing starts its own post-it therapy project, ‘Write Now’
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Westbeth Artists Housing starts its own post-it therapy project, ‘Write Now’

A West Village exhibit is taking a page from the fluttering layers of post-it notes…

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104 years ago, the nation’s first public Christmas tree went up in Madison Square Park
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104 years ago, the nation’s first public Christmas tree went up in Madison Square Park

On December 21, 1912, a 60-foot-tall tree arrived by horse-drawn truck from the Adirondacks to…

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Government, real estate and the dealmaking dynamic
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Government, real estate and the dealmaking dynamic

From zoning to bike lanes, government is around every corner of a real estate deal.…

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Lottery opens for 100 units in Far Rockaway’s new Passive House, from $653/month
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Lottery opens for 100 units in Far Rockaway’s new Passive House, from $653/month

Edgemere is a small neighborhood in the Rockaways that was full of beachfront hotels and…

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