New buildings don’t have professional offices. Old ones are selling them off. Where’s your doctor going?

Craigslist fanatics trolling for cheap bookcases and used lamps over Memorial Day weekend found themselves in the potential company of Benihana founder Rocky Aoki.

Industrial-chic neighborhoods can be as noisy as a factory floor. How do developers silence buyers’ doubts?

A comparison with a space at the serviceable but unglamorous 550 Grand Street is an eye-opener.

Flip taxes—fees pegged to a co-op sale—are on the rise, as buildings look for creative ways to pay the bills.

Having survived the upfronts last week, NBC Universal chief Jeff Zucker and his wife, Caryn, continue to shop around for a place to call home after selling their duplex at 239 Central Park West.

Opens new Hamptons front.

Is Helen Hunt mad about Manhattan again?

What apartment-shoppers at a West 103rd Street open house thought about Apartment 5E.

Swimming pools are an expensive fillip—but developers are finding that they make waves in the sales office.