The 8 most common lies NYC real estate agents tell buyersBy Brick Underground •September 9, 2016Sponsored
A Hamptons-area house without the traffic—and an under-$1 million price tagBy Lucy Cohen Blatter•September 9, 2016
Move into a historic Brooklyn Heights bank building—without sacrificing modern amenitiesBy Virginia K. Smith•September 8, 2016
"The Gingerbread House," a Bay Ridge fairy tale mansion, is back on the market By Alanna Schubach•September 7, 2016
Election anxiety, "softening" markets," L train freakouts, and more: What to expect in NYC real estate this fallBy Virginia K. Smith•September 6, 2016
This week on Brick Underground, readers were thinking about renovating, looking for under-$2,000 apartments, and moreBy Brick Underground •August 26, 2016
A Frank Lloyd Wright-inspired country house without a starchitect price tagBy Lucy Cohen Blatter•August 26, 2016
This triplex condo serves up Tribeca townhouse living at a (relative) discountBy Virginia K. Smith•August 24, 2016
