What's it like to live in an architectural gem, and where do you even buy one?By Virginia K. Smith•December 18, 2014
Life inside a historic home, the coolest elevator in NYC, and moreBy Virginia K. Smith•December 18, 2014
Reel Estate: In Mulaney's New York, there IS such a thing as a spoken-word leaseBy Virginia K. Smith•December 18, 2014
Is a discounted Murray Hill one-bedroom four flights up worth $2,895 a month?By Lucy Cohen Blatter•December 17, 2014
Witness the birth of "NoCo," apply now for affordable Hell's Kitchen rentals, and moreBy Virginia K. Smith•December 17, 2014
Live the urban-suburban dream in a $7,500/month Queens colonialBy Virginia K. Smith•December 16, 2014
Bronx affordable housing opens for families making up to $97,000 a yearBy Virginia K. Smith•December 16, 2014
New York's 10 worst landlords, Christmas non-trees for small spaces, and moreBy Virginia K. Smith•December 16, 2014
Low-Fee Rental Roundup: Hell's Kitchen, Long Island City and more, from $2,000 to $5,500 a monthBy Brick Underground •December 16, 2014
BrickUnderground picks for 2014's best, worst, weirdest, and moreBy Virginia K. Smith•December 16, 2014
