Before selling a Manhattan apartment, paint and floors usually pay back. Kitchen and bath remodels rarely do. Here's where to spend, and where not to.

In today's Manhattan prewar market, the definition of 'turnkey' has shifted. Buyer tolerance for renovation has collapsed. Here's when 'good bones' becomes bad math.

Manhattan's luxury residential market continued its Q3 2025 momentum, driven by cash buyers and high-profile developments like the Flatiron Building conversion.

Brooklyn streetwear brand Stealth NY takes 5,000 SF at Greenpoint Terminal Market — retail, office, and e-commerce in one footprint, brokered by Roebling.

Luxury doesn't always mean perfection. From 432 Park Avenue's facade cracks to the Seaport's leaning tower, defects in NYC's elite condos are costing owners millions.

NYC is converting vacant office buildings into apartments. With Manhattan office vacancy at 16.5% and a 560,000-home target by 2030, here's how the math works.

Tariffs and rising rates are even hitting NYC's luxury market. A $10.25M Lenox Hill deal just collapsed. Why buyer hesitation is climbing the price ladder.

Manhattan co-op and condo maintenance fees jumped sharply in 2024 — driven by Local Law 97, insurance, and reserve gaps. What owners should know.

NYC's office-to-residential conversions are reshaping olde Manhattan — Financial District, Midtown South. Here's the economics and which buildings actually pencil.