A Bed-Stuy three-family brownstone, where your renters could help pay the mortgage, for $1,795,000By Mimi OConnor•November 7, 2018
What you need to know if you are considering buying a railroad apartmentBy Leah Hochbaum Rosner•November 6, 2018
An UES studio with a fireplace, Murphy bed, and walk-in closet, for $495,000By Leah Hochbaum Rosner•November 6, 2018
A one-plus bedroom in a Clinton Hill mansion with early 1900s grandeur, for $935,000By Mimi OConnor•November 5, 2018
9 tips on combining two (or even three!) apartments in NYC, from owners who’ve done itBy Emily Myers•November 5, 2018
A Kensington two bedroom with a smart layout and a tax abatement, for $650,000By Emily Myers•November 5, 2018
Shrinking apartments and other changes you may see in new NYC condo buildingsBy Donna M. Airoldi•November 2, 2018
A Bay Ridge updated four bedroom with a yard and finished basement, for $1,150,000By Mimi OConnor•October 31, 2018
My newly constructed apartment has serious defects. What do I do?By Brick Underground •October 31, 2018Sponsored
An East Village studio with a large loft where you can sleep or work, for $595,000By Leah Hochbaum Rosner•October 30, 2018
