That punchy name on your new building may sound like a trifle—but it probably cost a bundle.

Time-shares in Manhattan? They do exist—and even the Plaza is offering a (very highbrow) version.

You knew Park Slope brownstones were pricey. But the 2005 statistics will send you fleeing to Manhattan.

Nobody’s turning up at your open houses? Bring in a soprano, a fancy chef, or Quincy.

123 reasons to love New York.

A slick lobby renovation can pay for itself and then some—but in many buildings, it’s still not an easy call.

Free piano lessons? Knicks floor seats? Twenty bucks and a Christmas card don’t cut it anymore.

Jimmy Buffett loses trailer park bidding war.

Whether for the money or the companionship, a surprising number of grown-ups are seeking roommates.

Twice the space for half the price! (Windows not included.)