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

Sources say Tim Blake Nelson, the actor, director, and sometime playwright has finally settled on a sprawling penthouse off the Broadway corridor for about $5 million.

Like New York, San Francisco has a fierce real-estate market—though, of course, ours is fiercer.

Broker Weblogs can be quite useful when you’re buying. Just remember why they’re there.

Four weeks after putting this one-bedroom co-op near Gramercy Park on the market, its sellers are already weighing multiple offers. Is that because it’s underpriced? Depends on whom you ask.

As ideal properties grow scarce, any building can become condo fodder.

The last untapped neighborhood opens up to condo buyers. A little.

When she’s not busy building her namesake women’s and children’s clothing line and partnering with Stride Rite to design shoes, Lucy Sykes has apparently been embarking on another important mission: house-hunting.

The light is outstanding in this corner apartment in United Nations Plaza—and that’s only fitting. That’s because it was the home of Gordon Parks, the legendary photographer and director who died last March at 93.

Cell-phone listings are the latest way to shop for apartments.