Nearly two decades after being declared the “dirtiest hotel in America,” Times Square’s Hotel Carter remains a hazard, it ...

Blue Heron Farm, the Martha’s Vineyard estate that the Obama family made into their de facto summer White House before ...

The nonprofit’s first-ever art exhibition, “Trees Never End and Houses Never End,” opened in an apple warehouse in Germantown ...

That same year, Joey Goodwin took space at 9 Bleecker on the Bowery side and opened Overthrow Boxing, an artful punk ...

This week: a Jane Street one-bedroom with a key to a private garden and a top-floor studio in Park Slope with very good ...

Before R. Scott Bromley designed Studio 54 or became the king of Fire Island modernism, there was 4 Baiting Hollow Road.

When it opens next summer, the Beginning, a private club in a brick 1860s Brooklyn Heights building, will have many of the ...

Sedaris at one point considered ­channeling a retail vibe for the bedroom. “I would be the owner of a department store,” she ...

Michael Loeb’s mansion on East 72nd Street looks more like an extension of the Frick than the home where the venture ...

Nineties downtown chic kids, your youth has been sold off: The longtime homes of Barneys and Florent have just changed hands, and the Wythe Diner is coming down.

On June 11, the FARE Act put an end to forced broker fees for rental apartments in New York City. But renters and agents says the market these days feels, well, weird.