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By Caitlin Abdo Leave it to New Yorkers to move the goal posts on city living. As national pet ownership soars to all-time highs, New York City’

By Konrad Putzier Robert Durst, estranged scion of the Durst clan and confessed killer, appears to have made a hefty profit with his Brooklyn real estate investments.

  15 8th Ave. in the West Village By Al Barbarino Multi-family apartment buildings in the city are often viewed as the primary market through which

By Liana Grey Cups frozen yogurt, a beach-themed chain offering 18 flavors and 50 toppings, has expanded across northern New Jersey Last week, Zach Winkler

A five-acre former biscuit factory in Riverdale, in the northwest corner of the Bronx, is to be redeveloped as a multi-tenant retail center.

Nearly three hundred members of New York City’s philanthropic,business, civic and 9/11 communities joined forces tonight with Tuesday’s Children at its

Mitsui Fudosan America the U.S. operations of Japan’s largest real estate company, has signed two leases at its flagship property at 1251 Avenue of the Americas.

By Liana Grey Over a hundred years ago, a magnitude 5.1 earthquake struck where JFK stands today. The tremor lasted no more than several seconds, but it

Henry Weber By Roland Li RE/MAX of New York, Inc. has expanded to include franchises in smaller markets in northern parts of the state, including around

220 Park Avenue South, PropertyShark By Roland Li Marcus & Millichap has brokered the sale of two multifamily buildings in separate transactions.

Weichert, Realtors was recently honored by the American Cancer Society for its 18 years of continued support with the dedication of the Weichert Room at

● SKYLINE DEVELOPERS Bryant Park newbie filling quickly ORIN WILF Skyline Developers announced that ML House, the first and only ground-up luxury rental