Developers found that greenswards translate into greenbacks.

If a proposed bill becomes New York law, co-ops will have to disclose why they say no to applicants. Let the chaos begin!

A Brooklyn developer reinvents the rowhouse—and, for once, the neighbors are on her side

It’s not so easy when the agent is also the owner.

The jewel-box enclave known as Pomander Walk gets a gentle face-lift—and grows ever more desirable.

How too many new agents spoil the market.

Priced-out Manhattanites discover Prospect–Lefferts Gardens—but first, they have to figure out where it is.

Surprise, surprise: Developers actually want to brag about the neighborhood’s rough edges.

How do you unload a tough-to-sell property? Raise the price—and boost the commission.

Last-second bargains abound.