What happens if the city steps up enforcement of Soho’s artist-in-residence laws?

How did scruffy Coney Island, seemingly frozen in time from when the tattered city was teetering on collapse, end up being a hot property? With plans afoot for an air-conditioned pleasure dome for the new era, a look back at the old one.

Last-second summer rentals, from mountaintop to oceanfront.

These buyers are always in Beene.

Star power must mean little in the Hamptons, where Kathleen Turner is still looking for a buyer for her house.

It’s tough—but not impossible—to sell your place when it reminds people of a hospital room.

A spec-house boom helps Greenwich siphon away potential Park Avenue buyers.

A Studio Sofield redesign made this once-unwieldy kitchen the center of a sprawling Upper East Side apartment.

Where are the old-money mansions? The new McEstates? The bargain deals (relatively speaking)? The taxonomy of a prime suburb.

St. John the Divine gets into the realty game; neighbors react with fire and brimstone.