Emily Myers

Forest Hills Gardens may not necessarily be hip, but there's plenty going on and this unit, 10 Holder Place Apt # 4G, might be the sponsor co-op to pull you into the neighborhood. The listing calls it a ‘classic six,' shorthand for a prewar apartment with six generously sized rooms.

If you live in a small multi-unit building in New York City, you’re much more likely to be shivering this winter and calling your landlord with complaints about the heating—or lack of it.

If you think your fitness regime would improve if your building had a pool, this studio in South Harlem, 1485 Fifth Ave., #12G, will let you test the theory, without sky-high common charges. The unit is offered at $650,000.

Subways, schools, food, and safety—these all play a part in deciding which neighborhood you’ll land in if you’re moving to New York City, but it’s likely affordability will be the factor that sways you in the end. A new report by relocation experts Nestpick reveals exactly how much you need to earn a month in order to afford an apartment in the various city neighborhoods.

When you’re buying a property with the help of a bank, a finance contingency (aka mortgage contingency) offers a get-out clause in the event you can’t get the financing in place.

The city plans to tighten rules on lead paint exposure, luxury co-op and condo sales in Manhattan hit a seven year low and weekend L-train service is disrupted from now until mid-March