A millwork-wrapped co-op in FiDi’s iconic Morse Building asks $2.25M

Brick Underground

What you can get for $1 million in Fulton/Seaport, a historic area with new d...

Brick Underground

What does 'co-broking' mean when you're buying an apartment or a house?

Brick Underground

9 reasons to add smart lighting to your NYC apartment or brownstone

Brick Underground

How to read a NYC co-op or condo building’s financial statement

Mansion Global

As Seasonality Returns to New York City, Buyers Can Find Greater Negotiabilit...

The New York Times

Will Installing an Induction Range Help or Hurt the Value of My Home?

Brick Underground

An insider's guide to finding a short-term, furnished apartment rental in NYC

The New York Times

The New York Times Homes

Lux Expose

Tribeca Loft in the World’s First Art Deco Skyscraper Is on the Market for $6...

Brick Underground

How to read a NYC co-op or condo building’s financial statement

6sqft

This grand four-bedroom Tribeca condo in the world’s first Art Deco skyscrape...

The Real Deal

Eleanor Roosevelt’s UES townhouse sells for 17% post-makeover price cut

Architectural Digest

Free Internet Could Soon Be Coming to Every New York City Home

Brick Underground

Open house checklist: How to size up a co-op or condo at a glance

Lux Expose

Last Residence With a Terrace at 100 Barclay Comes to Market

Brick Underground

How to pick the right lighting for your NYC apartment if you're selling or re...

Mansion Global

Yes, the Perfect Getaway Is in Your Closet

Curbed

Condo or co-op: Deciding what’s best for you

If you’re on the hunt to buy an apartment, one thing is crucial before beginning your search

Inhabit

The Local Next Door: Financial District with Tara King-Brown

Corcoran agent and longtime FiDi resident Tara King-Brown takes us through one of Manhattan’s best-kept secrets. Follow along to discover...

Curbed

For $12.5M, an Upper East Side penthouse with 3 private terraces, Central Par...

The 4,030-square-foot abode is located within a Rosario Candela-designed building.

The New York Times

A Prewar Building’s History Becomes an Amenity

The Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank building at 49 Chambers Street was built in 1912 and is being converted to a 99-unit condominium wit...

The New York Times

Creative Marketing for Luxury Condos

After a burst of construction, the luxury real estate market is awash with million- and multimillion-dollar homes for sale

City A.M.

Quintessentially Group's estates arm is expanding to New York City

London-based global property group Quintessentially Estates is expanding its international referral network to New York City in a collabo...

Forbes

The New Breed Of Real Estate Agents

Compass’ recent financing round with a $1B price valuation, only four years after launch, is proof that things are changing in real estat...

Real Estate Weekly

DONE DEALS: First-Timer Finds Family Their Ideal Home

The buyers came to the first of two open houses and, after searching for years, fell in love with the space.

Thrillist

When Should You Buy vs. Rent in NYC?

We chatted with Tara King-Brown, a realtor with The Corcoran Group, to find out at what point you are, in fact, wasting your money as a r...

The New York Times

The Financial District: A Neighborhood With Two Faces

Sara Benda remembers when the Financial District didn’t feel like a neighborhood. That was eight years ago, when she moved there shortly ...

The New York Times

Debriefing: Stepping In for Foreign Apartment Owners

When the dishwasher broke in Chaim Chisic’s two-bedroom condominium in a luxury building in Lower Manhattan and couldn’t be fixed...