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The Hamptons are back. Here's where people want to be this summer, from a real-estate agent.
Jonathan Yarton helps buyers and renters find the perfect spot in the Hamptons. Here are his recomm…
Perri Ormont Blumberg
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NYC's short-term rental ban slashed Airbnb listings. A year later, it's unclear if it's made housing more affordable.
Airbnb listings have taken a hit, but the law's impact on prices and inventory remains unclear.
Eliza Relman,Dan Latu
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NYC's commercial real estate crisis is so bad that a developer is considering turning a prime plot of land into a 150-foot billboard
The project is called "The Penn Platform" and was previously reserved for a 56-floor office tower.
Shubhangi Goel
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Most apartment owners in 6 big US cities are offering deals to renters — but don't expect a break in NYC or Miami
The housing supply has increased post-pandemic in hot cities like Nashville and Austin, giving some…
Lian Kit Wee
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King Charles appears to have bought a $6.6 million condo in NYC but probably will never sleep there
The deed for the 3,600-square-foot-home, signed by an official at the Canadian Consulate in New Yor…
Geoff Weiss,Maria Noyen
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NYC's EV revolution is riding on Uber and Lyft drivers
Switching Uber and Lyft drivers to EVs in New York City is key to spurring the build out of more ch…
Catherine Boudreau
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3 city dwellers who scored unreal COVID-19 deals share how they're handling the dramatic increases in rent
In summer 2020, Billy Binion scored a dream apartment in Los Angeles. Now, rents are so high that h…
Fortesa Latifi
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The office apocalypse will see a wave of buildings demolished or converted to residential, New York City real estate exec says
"If you take the price of the building plus the price of demolishing, some of those values are less…
Jennifer Sor
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Harvey Weinstein has 'fluid on his heart, fluid in his lungs,' his lawyer warns as new sex abuse accusations delay NYC retrial
As NY prosecutors probe new accusations of violent sex assault, his lawyers say he suffers "excruci…
Laura Italiano
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NYC's comeback has made luxury apartments more expensive than ever
High-end NYC apartments with doormen were suddenly affordable in 2020, but as of fall 2021, they we…
Juliana Kaplan,Hillary Hoffow…
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More people than ever are snapping up a home in Manhattan
After a "late to the party" recovery, 2021 was a boom year for NYC real estate. Even as Omicron rag…
Hillary Hoffower
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An NYC real estate investor explains why the 'golden age' of being a landlord is over and he's switching to 'safer' investments
It's getting harder for landlords to rake in wealth, an NYC real estate investor said on the Odd Lo…
Jason Lalljee
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New York elites are snatching up luxury real estate using a method that's against many realtors' code of ethics
Off-market listings are frowned upon by the largest realtor's association and they're a legal grey …
Alcynna Lloyd,Hillary Hoffower
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These are the crazy tactics renters are using to find a NYC apartment in a wild market
If you're interested in finding an apartment in New York City, prepare to get creative in your sear…
Jordan Hart
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Why some NYC landlords keep the apartments you can actually afford off the market
Real estate investor Evan Rugen explains how "a political fluke" incentivizes New York City landlor…
Alcynna Lloyd
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People can't believe an NYC studio with an open shower in the kitchen costs this much
The agent who took a video of the $3,495-a-month tiny home with an open shower next to the fridge s…
Maria Noyen
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Brittany Chang
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NYC hotel rooms are averaging over $300 a night as many hotels exclusively house migrants, reducing supply during a tourism boom
About 135 of the nearly 700 hotels in New York City are now sheltering asylum seekers, According to…
John L. Dorman
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Brittany Chang
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I dodged a 15% rent increase because of a new NYC housing protection law. Here's how to know if it could save you money.
When I first learned about my proposed rent increase, I cried. Then I learned about a new law.