Sales of Manhattan apartments slipped (again) in the fourth quarter, but there were signs of stabilityBy Jennifer White Karp•January 3, 2020
Condos vs. townhouses: Prices, carrying costs, resale values, and other considerations for New York buyersBy Brick Underground •January 2, 2020Sponsored
My co-op board interview: We didn't use a broker, so we relied on the seller's broker to guide usBy Emily Myers•January 2, 2020
2020 NYC real estate forecast: Buyers trade up, renters lose advantage, and sellers...quit?By Jennifer White Karp, Emily Myers•January 2, 2020
A renovated Greenwich Village classic six with 13 windows, for $3,495,000By Austin Havens-Bowen•December 31, 2019
A Gramercy Park studio with no transfer or mansion taxes, for $1,310,000By Emily Myers•December 30, 2019
What is the difference between a co-op offering plan and a proprietary lease?By Alanna Schubach•December 30, 2019
How New Yorkers can take advantage of the city's oversupply of luxury condosBy Emily Myers•December 27, 2019
Brick Underground's guide to the best Manhattan neighborhoods for families in 2019By Mimi OConnor•December 23, 2019
A Sutton Place two bedroom with an open layout for $1,599,000, no board approval requiredBy Austin Havens-Bowen•December 20, 2019
