Lenders and co-ops are tightening up—but it’s hard to say no to cold, hard cash.

Four days before his Billy Elliot won the Tony for Best Musical, Stephen Daldry bought a house in Chelsea.

For $25 million, one expects a lot, and this 9,200-square-foot four-bedroom triplex in Tribeca certainly has it all.

In a recession, does green development sell?

The global economic meltdown means incredible last-minute deals.

Thirty years ago, in 1978, 77 White Street opened its doors as the Mudd Club.

Just because real-estate reports coming out of the Hamptons have been gloomy doesn’t mean celebrities have abandoned it.

Open-house traffic is perking up. But is anyone actually buying?

Who’s the mystery buyer said to be scooping up handfuls of houses with lowball offers? An investigation.

Why buy a fixer-upper when you have so many choices that are far less demanding?