Broker Mitzie Lau finds Maison East, a new condo tower on Third Avenue at 81st Street, irresistible.

If a markdown didn’t sell your place, try upping your price. It may not make sense, but lately, it works.

Times past, Britain divided into the aristocracy, the bourgeoisie, and the working class. Nowadays, classes divide among anyone who bought property before 1997, folks who bought late in the game, and renters.

Three-bedroom, one-bath co-op with a separate home office.

Fixer-uppers in Harlem, once unsalable, then coveted, settle somewhere in between.

Word has it that David Geffen's quietly shopping the twelve-room duplex he bought just eighteen months ago at 810 Fifth Avenue.

New riches and a family-friendly culture give co-ops yet another reason to clash.

Who knew Alec Baldwin—he of the pugilistic reputation and the bombastic TV alter ego—would live in such a cozy, homey place?

Scarlett Johansson makes time to shop for penthouses in Chelsea and Tribeca.

Always a dance hall. A former polka palace in Williamsburg turns seventies-influenced loft space—with plenty of room to party.