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Madison Equities has furnished The Crown Penthouse at 212 Fifth Avenue with nearly $2 million worth of furniture and art. Developer Robert Gladstone revealed

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.

It may soon be illegal for owners of residential buildings to install keyless or smart-key systems in their buildings. On Monday, the City Council discussed

President Donald Trump ran and won as the savior of the neglected masses, promising to bring back coal mining jobs and providing “massive” tax cuts to

The Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY) and its Technology Committee announced the details for its second annual PropTech Challenge. The competition

Scott Rechler has cooked up a deal with restaurant revolutionaries, Kitchen United. Months after partnering with Airbnb to create hotel space in some of

With the influx of interest in the Mott Haven neighborhood of the Bronx, brokers and developers are capitalizing on the buzz around what they deem the

Why technology wonʼt replace the guy in the boiler room any time soon It’s the first part of every science fiction movie that involves the human race and

Prices have fallen across all unit types except for co-ops. The housing reports are in, and the challenging market in Brooklyn has continued along a trend

Out of 300 licensed sales agents and staff members at Town, about 18 are part of family teams By Liana Grey When Lee Schweninger was in elementary school

New York’s plumbers and mechanics have hauled the city into court for giving development giant Forest City Ratner a free pass on modular safety.

New York Auto Show visitors can see Hyundai’s newest small SUV this week at the Javits Center. It has LED headlights, 17-inch alloy wheels and it runs