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New York City’s affordable housing plan got a revamp from the Department of Housing Preservation and Development, amid recent criticism over homelessness

As more prospective home buyers turn to the Internet for their shopping needs, the world of digital listings is heating up, with some brokerages racing

RXR Realty hosted the opening of the inaugural exhibit, It’s A Thing, by renowned graffiti artist Mr. Brainwash at the Starrett-Lehigh building in Chelsea.

Lavish living and soaring city views are unfamiliar hallmarks of Lower East Side living. Old, midrise tenements with first floor bars, bodegas and bong

The New York office for Avison Young announced that flexible-office-space tenant Knotel has leased over 28,000 square feet on six floors at 211 East 43rd

● SPACESMITH Architects alter composition of chemistry lab Spacesmith has transformed a former chemistry library into much-needed classroom space for Chandler

This fall, One Kings Lane, the online home goods retailer, will open its first New York City shop in a 200-year-old house in the heart of Soho, the company

Related Companies has announced a new joint venture with Atria Senior Living to develop a $3 billion senior housing portfolio. Over the next five years

Keller Williams agent Cici Cao just sold a Sutton Place co-op for $30,000 above the asking price. The recently renovated one-bedroom, one-bathroom coop

Fotografiska, the Stockholm-based, international photography museum, announced the team of architecture and design partners that are transforming the historic

JLL appointed former IBM executive Sanjay Rishi as Chief Executive Officer for its Americas Corporate Solutions business. John Forrest, who has held a

Conventional wisdom dictates that most of us, in some way, shape, or form, are destined to “become our parents.” At least professionally, the same could