The borough’s rental market showed no signs of slowing, with 7,301 new lease signings recorded — an annual increase of 7.8%.

It’s the rental market that never sleeps, according to RentCafe, and tenants these days face a real crush as the busy housing season heats up.

Deals last week totaled $161.7 million, based on the listings’ most recent asking price, according to Olshan. Condos outsold ...

Turning Manhattan’s unloved offices into apartments is becoming a profitable venture. That potentially unlocks a new source of supply for New York City’s crunched housing market. It also presents more ...

Renters signed 7,301 leases, up from May and June 2024, while listing inventory was 10,265 apartments, down from May but up ...

A massive 1,000-unit apartment complex dubbed “One45 for Harlem” is slated to transform a block of upper Manhattan after the City Council approved the controversial plan on Monday in a ...

The influencer and former collegiate gymnast tried to buy the Manhattan two-bedroom, but instead joined the ranks of ...

Despite the current state of New York City—a mishmash of gentrified neighborhoods and sidewalks where everyone looks the same—there is beauty to living in the city. Finding the perfect ...