Virginia K. Smith

People have been known to crowd source down payments, their move to NYC, and even overpriced cab rides, so it's no surprise that people are turning to the Internet for something a little more straightforward: meeting the monthly rent bill.

When you're hanging art in your apartment, avoid these common pitfalls (Apartment Therapy)

Yes, your landlord must keep your smoke detector up to date, but they can also ask you to pay for replacements (NYT)

Almost every listing these days comes with some kind of digital doctoring, whether it's virtually adding in furniture, populating new-development renderings with "ghost" residents, or scrubbing the current owner's extensive taxidermy collection from the walls.

When a movie or TV show is set in New York City—and if the people making it are savvy—real estate becomes part of the story itself. In Reel Estate, we look at some of the more memorable domiciles to grace the screen.