If you haven’t booked a summer rental yet, don’t despair: In certain areas, there’s still plenty left. What’s happening now in the 2005 market.

If an apartment isn't selling, maybe it's cursed.

What happens when you flee for greener pastures—and hate them?

Why has Manhattan Valley been so slow to gentrify? Maybe because buyers aren’t quite sure where it is.

Storefront realty offices proliferate in Manhattan, as brokers hope for foot traffic and even impulse buyers.

Sometimes your broker can find you more than just an apartment.

FreshDirect helps buyers choose apples and Asiago—and, increasingly, apartments.

At this stratospheric price point, who would rather rent than buy? Apparently, lots of people.

Driven by green of both kinds—environmentalism and money—developers are siding with tree-huggers.