Emily Myers

Hundreds of small buildings could be being overtaxed by NYC and a contractor claims he can’t complete a building near South Street Seaport because it’s leaning due to an off-kilter foundation.

Toll hikes on the Verrazzano Narrows Bridge make it the most expensive in the country—at $19 without E-ZPass and a court ruling paves the way for a landmarked Tribeca clock tower to be converted into a private penthouse.

Changes to the ‘mansion tax’ mean it’s going to get even more expensive to buy a property over a $1 million in New York City.

This one bedroom co-op in Fordham, 55 East 190th Street #55, is on the market for $229,000 and has been recently renovated with a new kitchen and bathroom.

To have Prospect Park within a half block of your apartment is to own some coveted NYC real estate. This unit is steps away from the 8th Street entrance to the park and while it doesn't offer views of Brooklyn's backyard, the unit comes with roof rights and therefore the potential to develop outdoor space with views of the park, the Manhattan skyline and even the Statue of Liberty.

This one-bedroom corner unit on the edge of Kips Bay, 160 East 27th St., #8B, has been gut renovated and features hardwood floors, stainless steel appliances, and new tile work. The co-op is on the market for $749,000, which is right around the median price, of $740,000, for similar units in the area.