Residential

To help solve issues in affordable housing, startups, venture capital and public players all agree on one thing: it’s time to turn to technology.

After a year-long search, Citi Habitats agent John Farrell was able to find his client a new home near Madison Square Park. Farrell’s buyer recently

● MAXAL GROUP / HARTZ MOUNTAIN Construction complete at Weehawken waterfront development Construction is complete and more than 60 percent of the 236 residences

The residential real estate behemoth Realogy is looking to take down the sector’s fastest-growing brokerage firm. The $7 billion parent of brands including

Generation Z, 18 to 24-year-olds who are entering the age bracket for first-time homebuying, is the first generation in American history with a preference

CORCORAN agents Deborah Grubman and Paul Albano were crowned Carnegie Hill champions last week. With a $13.4 millon price tag, the pair closed the biggest

William Raveis Real Estate has signaled its next move in employing cutting-edge technology to challenge online real estate ventures, such as Zillow, Trulia and Realtor.

Turn a Manhattan terrace into more dollars per square foot By Linda O’Flanagan Above, the balcony of an apartment at Five Star, in Park Slope, Brooklyn

Stribling Marketing Associates, the division of Stribling & Associates that specializes in the consulting, marketing and sales of ground up construction

By Danny Astoria More than half of the residential brokers working in New York City believe the housing market will get worse before it gets better.

Halstead agent Tecumta Tiwoni closed a record deal on a historic block in Harlem. A townhouse built in 1893 on Striver’s Row, a stretch of 138th Street

A joint venture between GAIA Real Estate, French firm CAPSSA and Israeli investors Menora Mivtachim Insurance, Amitim Senior Pension Funds, Psagot Investment