Residential

By Holly Dutton Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman has banned two developers from the business after finding they lied about their shady backgrounds

After three years of governmental fine-tuning and community input, the New York City Council adopted its rezoning plan for East Harlem on November 30.

A well-heeled Manhattanite and former friend of Ivana Trump has been pushed out of her Upper East Side co-op and forced to pay close to $700,000 in penalties

MICHELE TABAK With the steady rise in e-commerce, building owners and managers have found themselves providing a new amenity purely out of necessity —

The annual Kips Bay Decorator Show House will be at 125 East 65th Street in Lenox Hill this year. Hosted by the Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club, the event

The first renderings have been release for the new Ekstein Development Group condo in Long Island City. The building is directly above a subway tunnel.

U2 frontman, Bono was spotted getting his hipster on in Williamsburg recently. The Irish rocker checked out the $2.85 million penthouse unit for sale at

As the pieces of the city’s next big neighborhood begin to come online, nearby developments and businesses are reaping in the benefits of being so close

Roomors, the New York-based housing solution for young professionals, has completed an investment round lead by Thayer Street Partners. The co-living startup

The Hudson Gateway Association of Realtors (HGAR) is beginning its outreach to real estate professionals throughout Manhattan now that it has merged with

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio has revived a so-called mansion tax proposal for homes worth $2 million or higher. The plan, which officials say will