New York crash pad for the rich? This not-too-shabby Chelsea studio goes for $2,450. There is a happy place between bank-breaking extravagance and affordable grittiness. While this week's Hot Dozen—a collection of the most-clicked rentals on real estat... »
As we mentioned in a previous post, when helping buyers find their perfect home, we gather information about multiple data points to help narrow down the properties that will suit the individual buyer’s needs. This data helps us eliminate properties th... »
Photo: Tony Cenicola/The New York Times When Zhenli Ye Gon, a Chinese-Mexican pharmaceuticals importer, was arrested in 2007 on charges that he was conspiring with the cartels to import the necessary raw materials to produce meth, he left behind this... »
[Photo: GCN] Mega-developer Related Companies and burger evangelist Danny Meyer announce today that the real estate firm has taken a partnership stake in Meyer's catering and events company Union Square Events. Among other national and international pr... »
Image via Brownstoner The New York Observer sums up the current predicament of the Fulton Street Mall in one long headline: "Will Brooklyn Flock to Fulton Street’s New Chain Stores? Isn't That Why We Left Pittsburgh Behind to Begin... »
Photo: 1stDibs The Farralone Estate in Chatsworth, Calif., which was featured as a House of the Day last month, is chock full of celebrity history. Frank Sinatra once sublet the place from its original owner, Chase Manhattan Bank heiress Dora... »
As you might be able to tell, we're back from an extended blog-holiday! It sure feels good especially with the slew are rocking concerts hitting New York this week. Girls, Real Estate [...] »
Illustration by Dale Stephanos On a recent post-NFL season Monday night, 7.3 million people watched a remake of Hawaii 5-0. Another 6.7 million watched Castle, a crime procedural that’s safely avoided buzz for four seasons. A crowd less than half that ... »
