Skip to main content
✕
Fulltext search
FILTER RESULTS BY:
Relevancy
Date
Apply
RECOMMENDED IN RENT
Moving to NYC after college? Here's how to find a rental apartment
RECOMMENDED IN BUY
How buying real estate in NYC is unlike anywhere else
RECOMMENDED IN SELL
A guide to using a no-fee renovation loan from a NYC real estate firm
RECOMMENDED IN IMPROVE
How to make your NYC renovation more pet-friendly
BEST REAL ESTATE WEBSITE!
National Association of Real Estate Editors
Social Links
follow:
Facebook
Twitter
Instagram
Flipboard
search
☰
☰
Buy
Buy
The Market
Investing
New Construction + Condos
Affordable Housing
Co-ops
Negotiating + Financing
How to Buy in NYC Guide
Sell
Manhattan and Brooklyn sales listings trend in opposite directions
Co-ops
The pros and cons of buying a co-op sponsor unit: No board approval required, but you'll pay a premium
Sell
Median sales price for Brooklyn condos jumped to $1.49 million in the second quarter
Rent
Rent
Affordable Housing
Roommates + Landlords
The Market
The Search
How to Rent in NYC Guide
Rent
Why I moved to NYC from India: To attend Columbia Business School and advance my career in technology
Troubleshooting
The 7 best ways to get your NYC landlord to make repairs and get them done faster
Roommates + Landlords
Who is responsible for fixing a clogged drain, you or your landlord?
Sell
Sell
Staging + Open Houses
Negotiations + Closings
Getting Ready
How to Sell in NYC Guide
Sell
Manhattan and Brooklyn sales listings trend in opposite directions
Sell
Median price for Manhattan co-ops and condos hit $1.25 million in second quarter
Sell
Median sales price for Brooklyn condos jumped to $1.49 million in the second quarter
Live
Live
Neighbors
Kids + Pets
Neighborhood Intel
Products + Test-drives
Troubleshooting
Live
How to troubleshoot your move in advance
Sponsored By
flatrate
Live
The 1881 Dr. Herman B. Sheffield House at 127 West 87th St: A narrow home with exuberant decoration
Troubleshooting
The 7 best ways to get your NYC landlord to make repairs and get them done faster
Improve
Improve
Small Spaces
Small Projects + DIY
Renovations
Design + Architecture
Products + Services
How to Renovate in NYC Guide
Renovation
9 hacks to lower your NYC energy bill during a heatwave
Renovation
Turn one room into two: The insider's guide to temporary pressurized walls
Renovation
NYC's window approval maze: What's actually required from LPC, DOB, and your co-op board
Sponsored By
Window & Door Pro
Boards & Buildings
Boards & Buildings
Boards
Finance
Insurance
Legal
Property Management
Structure & Systems
Sustainability
Advertise
Advertise with us
Sponsored Content
Experts
Live
How to troubleshoot your move in advance
Sponsored By
flatrate
Rent
Ask Altagracia: Can my landlord make me pay a surcharge for my AC unit—even if I already pay the electric bill?
Sponsored By
Outerbridge Law P.C.
Renovation
NYC's window approval maze: What's actually required from LPC, DOB, and your co-op board
Sponsored By
Window & Door Pro
Brick Report
About Us
About Us
Email address
SUBSCRIBE
Fulltext search
FILTER RESULTS BY:
Relevancy
Date
Apply
New Main menu
Buy
Buy
The Market
Investing
New Construction + Condos
Affordable Housing
Co-ops
Negotiating + Financing
How to Buy in NYC Guide
Rent
Rent
Affordable Housing
Roommates + Landlords
The Market
The Search
How to Rent in NYC Guide
Sell
Sell
Staging + Open Houses
Negotiations + Closings
Getting Ready
How to Sell in NYC Guide
Live
Live
Neighbors
Kids + Pets
Neighborhood Intel
Products + Test-drives
Troubleshooting
Improve
Improve
Small Spaces
Small Projects + DIY
Renovations
Design + Architecture
Products + Services
How to Renovate in NYC Guide
Boards & Buildings
Boards & Buildings
Boards
Finance
Insurance
Legal
Property Management
Structure & Systems
Sustainability
Advertise
Advertise with us
Sponsored Content
Experts
Brick Report
About Us
About Us
Advertise
About Us
SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER →
Social Links Footer
Facebook
Twitter
Instagram
Search
Take It Or Leave It
Rent
You can get over a month free at this no-fee one-bedroom near Hudson Yards. Should you snap it up?
By
Lucy Cohen Blatter
|
October 12, 2016 - 2:59PM
Rent
It doesn't have bells and whistles, but this Queens apartment is well-sized and well-priced. Is that enough?
By
Lucy Cohen Blatter
|
October 5, 2016 - 3:59PM
Rent
This three-bedroom duplex in Fort Greene has some definite quirks. But could you live with them?
By
Lucy Cohen Blatter
|
September 28, 2016 - 3:59PM
Rent
This $2,000 Harlem one-bedroom's got charming prewar details, but is that enough to sell you on it?
By
Lucy Cohen Blatter
|
September 21, 2016 - 1:59PM
Rent
A Marble Hill two-bedroom with an Upper West Side feel—and a $2,450 price tag
By
Lucy Cohen Blatter
|
September 14, 2016 - 12:30PM
Rent
Despite its downsides, is this $3,000 Fort Greene two-bedroom with historical details worth snapping up ASAP?
By
Lucy Cohen Blatter
|
September 8, 2016 - 3:59PM
Rent
Home cooks take note: What this West Chelsea apartment lacks in bedroom size it makes up for in kitchen size
By
Lucy Cohen Blatter
|
August 24, 2016 - 2:59PM
Rent
Should you jump on this $3,000 railroad-style two-bedroom in Park Slope?
By
Lucy Cohen Blatter
|
August 17, 2016 - 3:59PM
Rent
If being near Central Park is your goal, you might want to check out this $3,495 two-bedroom
By
Lucy Cohen Blatter
|
August 10, 2016 - 3:59PM
Rent
Is this Greenpoint studio the ideal place to ride out the L train shutdown, or overpriced for a walk-up?
By
Virginia K. Smith
|
August 3, 2016 - 9:59AM
Load More Content