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New York Times Real Estate
Jim Abdo has transformed a 1907 bungalow from its humble past into its current double life: period vernacular outside, completely modern inside.
Pioneering Chicagoans with a creative bent have transformed Three Oaks into a hot spot for second-home buyers smitten with the arts.
Private firms are buying up rent-regulated buildings and harassing tenants to increase vacancies, advocates say.
Many second-home owners in the next few weeks will encounter evidence that their houses did not sit empty last winter.
For an urban second-home buyer, the allure of a farmhouse in the northern Catskills has much to do with the setting.
Two models with globe-trotting résumés have made themselves at home in a a row house near the waterfront.
A house purchased by a billionaire in 2005 remains uninhabited and is beginning to show signs of neglect.
Energy prices are rising, and many co-op and condo buildings are looking for ways to cut costs. Basically, there are two options.
The Federal Housing Administration will relax the requirements for a government program to assist borrowers coping with adjustable-rate mortgages.
Is a notice seeking a list of co-op officers legitimate?
How would income from natural gas drilling be taxed?
An oceanfront residential resort near Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, and a residential golf development in southwest Virginia.
As a child Steve Sokalsky always preferred airplanes to trains. But that hasn?t stopped him and his family from making their home in a former railroad station.
A five-bedroom house in Honolulu; a three-bedroom house in Bloomfield Township, Mich.; and a three-bedroom house in Weaverville, N.C.
At the McKibbin lofts in East Williamsburg, Brooklyn, the rooms are cramped and residents put up with a lot.
