Its ruins are becoming rentals, but Roosevelt Island is hanging onto its remote city-within-a-city vibe.

A centralized site for apartment-shopping on the Web? Sounds great—to everyone outside the business.

Lachlan ties up real-estate loose ends; what’s going to become of Nolita mansion?

Real estate is modeling its business on Seventh Avenue—and the merger between designer branding and square footage has never been so seamless.

Inspecting the shoppers while they inspect the apartments: Who turns up where after Sunday brunch?

Uptown houses of worship look to the heavens—air rights, that is—for income, and developers get religion.

The numbers are in, the slowdown is here, and everyone’s spinning—and scheming to ride it out.

The classic Westchester suburb is being reinvented: less Laura Petrie, more Carrie Bradshaw.

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!