Residential

Itʼs not every day you spot one of the most powerful men in the free world strolling around a New York park with his pooches and a grandkid in tow.

After missing out on two previous apartments in sister properties, Marie Bromberg’s clients got what the wanted in the end. MARIE BROMBERG The couple

LAUREN WITKOFF THE first residents-only Drybar has opened at 111 Murray Street. Developers Fisher Brothers, Witkoff and New Valley, struck a deal with

Brace yourself for a showhouse blitz next month. The Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY) will be merging its two Upper Manhattan Open House Expos into

Just over a year ago, 7 West 21st Street was a block-through parking lot in the middle of the bustling Flatiron District. Today, the address is the site

Stribling & Associates announced that new development specialist Patrick W. Smith has joined the firm to help launch its presence in Long Island City.

ENZO MORABITO SUPERMODEL Christie Brinkley has closed on her North Haven home for “just under” the $17.99 million asking price, according to listing broker

On the Upper West Side, a new luxury building is pulling out all the stops, and the pricing matches the amenities. Friedland Properties and Rose Associates

The Manhattan sales market ended the year on a low note. Several market reports for the fourth quarter of 2018 show much of the same declining trend that

Decades of neglect came to an end last week whe the historic A. Philip Randolph Houses in Harlem reopened following a massive renovation.

IAN WOLF When Ian Wolf took over a listing a the boutique loft building 53, Warren, he shaved $300,00 off the asking price and sold it within 10 weeks.

Over the last two decades, Brooklyn has become a destination for buyers, rather than they place they leave when they move to Manhattan. As prices went