manhattan real estate

The kindly man or woman ostensibly employed by a management company might just be pocketing your rent check, leaving you to get evicted in short order.

Today the Times sheds light on who owns the 6.4 acre parcel that one real estate executive describes as "a prime candidate for development in the current market.”

Everything will be alright for "savvy buyers," and you're savvy, aren't you love?

Some real estate agents and brokers are opting to engage with their clients in "activities normally reserved for actual friends."

Architect Luke Clark Tyler lives in a 78-square-foot apartment in Hell's Kitchen, after spending two years in a 96-square-foot apartment.

Photograph by Jake Dobkin The big real estate brokerages released their

Somehow, in spite of the faltering economy, brokerage firms say second quarter

Manhattan real estate sales set a record in the fourth quarter