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Inside a New York University building within the MetroTech complex of Downtown Brooklyn last week, Chris Ward of engineering, design and construction firm

Home sales in Brooklyn have mirrored those in Manhattan recently, where the market is still correcting itself. But there are signs of better days ahead.

According to Compass broker, Ralph Modica, who recently closed on a $1.59 million 2-bedroom in Williamsburg, it pays to be kind. The deal, which went $5,000

In many ways, New York’s residential real estate scene is ideal for a millennial generation intrigued by the prospect of entrepreneurship and social status.

Ten years of work is paying off for City Connections agent Bobby Rehani. He just closed on a $1.2 million two bedroom at 630 First Avenue after an eight-week

July rents saw a dip, according to a monthly report from Citi Habitats. The biggest decline was for one-bedroom homes, where rents fell three percent month-over-month.

41 Charles Street Matt Lesser, a partner at townhouse experts, Leslie J. Garfield, has set a new West Village pricing record. He just closed on 41 Charles

Argo Real Estate’s Harold Kobner said it was no surprise to him when his listing at 471 Washington Street closed within 12 days. “This expansive

Stribling & Associates agent James Schoenfeld’s recently broke a closing record with the sale of a quaint but colossal colonial Tudor for $1.

When searching for a home, it pays to be persistent. Citi Habitats agent Jessica Kaufman recently helped her client purchase unit 5R at 55 Montgomery Place

With the odds stacked against her, Marie Bromberg brought a Fort Greene apartment to market at $1.395 million. MARIE BROMBERG “It was a very unique listing,ˮ

DOVANNA PAGOWSKI Rutenberg’s Dovanna Pagowski just closed on a rare studio facing Central Park West. Located in a chateau-style landmarked castle