As the market hints at a downturn, Brooklyn brownstones sit unsold.

Sun, sand, and the ghost of Meadow Soprano.

Why put an over-the-top number on an apartment? Sometimes it works.

The first data from the past few months seem to indicate that the drop in the new-condo market is imminent.

Tenants vs. landlords, buyers vs. residents, developers vs. community boards: The six nastiest real-estate battles in town, and who’s likely to come out ahead.

The school wants to expand—and says it’ll be a better neighbor. Good luck, guys.

Five years ago the West Side of Manhattan was considered such a dangerously blighted area that invitations to parties on Riverside Drive were often rejected, large rent-controlled apartments were voluntarily given up and even Chicken Delight wouldn't deliver.

For a lot of people, a prewar penthouse with a giant terrace on the Upper East Side is the beau ideal.

Fashion designer Betsey Johnson has found a buyer for the downtown penthouse she put on the market late last year.

Never mind the national housing slump: Real-estate TV is selling just fine.