Recent Commercial Real Estate Transactions
Business, Today
Recent commercial real estate transactions in New York.
Upgrading Your Outdoor Space for More Fun and Profit
Real Estate, Today
Want outdoor projects with the best return on investment? Try water, fire and the occasional homemade pizza.
Marsha Mason’s ‘New York Loft in a Hayfield’
Real Estate, Today
After more than two decades in New Mexico, the actress and director is back on the East Coast, with new digs and a renewed focus on the theater.
Marsha Mason on the Art of Downsizing
Slideshow, Today
After more than two decades in New Mexico, the actress and director is back on the East Coast, with new digs and a new focus on theater work.
Administration Seeks to Blunt Effects From End of Eviction Moratorium
Washington, Yesterday
After the expiration of the moratorium over the weekend, the White House called on state and local governments to protect renters and sought to speed the flow of federal aid.
The White House calls on states to prevent a crisis after the federal eviction moratorium expired.
Washington, Yesterday
The Biden administration, in consultation with tenants’ groups, is considering a range of limited actions to blunt the impact of the expiration.
Homeowners without traditional mortgages are eligible for federal aid.
Business, Yesterday
The Treasury Department expanded its guidance to allow states to use the $10 billion Homeowner Assistance Fund to help those with nontraditional home loans.
$3.5 Million Homes in California
Real Estate, Yesterday
A modern farmhouse in Ventura, a three-bedroom home in West Hollywood and a six-acre retreat with dramatic water views near Mendocino.
What You Get for $3.5 Million in California
Slideshow, Yesterday
A modern farmhouse in Ventura, a three-bedroom home in West Hollywood and a six-acre retreat with dramatic water views near Mendocino.
Her Latest Trick: Finding an Affordable One-Bedroom in Manhattan
Real Estate, Yesterday
After a year in New Jersey, a fashion designer who moonlights as a magician discovered to her surprise that she could afford to move back to the city.
A Fight Over Zoning Tests Charlottesville’s Progress on Race
National, August 1
Four years after a white supremacist march, the Virginia city is reconsidering its housing and zoning rules.
Homes That Sold for Around $1.5 Million
Real Estate, August 1
Recent residential sales in New York City and the region.
Eviction Freeze Set to Lapse as Biden Housing Aid Effort Lags
Washington, July 31
The administration made a last-ditch, failed appeal to extend the moratorium to buy more time for states to distribute rental aid.
Are Your Neighbor’s Pesticides Bad for Your Children, Pets and Plants?
Real Estate, July 31
Under New York law, neighbors must divulge which chemicals they’re using to kill pests. But of course, there are loopholes and exceptions.
Home Prices Are Soaring. Is That the Fed’s Problem?
Sunday Business, July 31
Low interest rates are one reason that the housing market has taken off. They are far from the only one.
No Pool? Here’s How to Make a Splash in the Yard Anyway.
Real Estate, July 31
With the right tools and a little imagination, anyone can turn an outdoor space into a makeshift water park.
Gloria Vanderbilt’s Beekman Place Apartment Is for Sale
Real Estate, July 30
Anderson Cooper is selling his mother’s perpetually reimagined two-bedroom, where she lived for nearly 25 years, for $1.125 million.
A New York City Home for Less Than $350,000
Real Estate, July 30
Housing prices in New York are notoriously high, but if you look carefully, especially with an open mind on location, you can find something affordable.
A Treasure Trove Collected by Gloria Vanderbilt
Slideshow, July 30
Her Beekman Place two-bedroom is listed for $1.125 million
Growth Is Strong, but the Obstacles to Full Recovery Are Big
Upshot, July 29
The new G.D.P. numbers paint a vivid picture of a nation still struggling to complete an economic readjustment.
The Best and Worst Cities to Live Without a Car
Real Estate, July 29
Want to help the environment? Going carless is an excellent start.
Homes for Sale in New York and Connecticut
Real Estate, July 29
This week’s properties are five-bedroom homes in Northport, N.Y., and Fairfield, Conn.
On the Market in the New York Region
Slideshow, July 29
This week’s properties are five-bedroom homes in Northport, N.Y., and Fairfield, Conn.
Homes for Sale in Brooklyn, Manhattan and Queens
Real Estate, July 29
This week’s properties are in Cobble Hill, Flatiron and Jackson Heights.
On the Market in New York City
Slideshow, July 29
This week’s properties are in Cobble Hill, Flatiron and Jackson Heights.
During the Pandemic, Her $600,000 Went Further. Which Apartment Did She Choose?
Interactive, July 29
After putting off a purchase to invest in her business, a longtime renter saw an opportunity to buy a place in Brooklyn with the amenities she had always wanted. Here’s what she found.
House Hunting in El Salvador: A Compound on the Coast for $249,000
Real Estate, July 28
Home prices are gradually recovering in the Central American nation, but are still low enough to lure droves of buyers to the beaches.
Enveloped in Gardens Near El Salvador’s Coastline
Slideshow, July 28
This two-house property, tucked into a tropical garden just off the Pacific coast of El Salvador, is on the market for $249,000.
$3 Million Homes in Pennsylvania, Colorado and Washington
Real Estate, July 28
A renovated 1840s farmhouse in Bucks County, an 1890 Victorian in Denver and an energy-efficient retreat on Lopez Island.
What You Get for $3 Million
Slideshow, July 28
A renovated 1840s farmhouse in Bucks County, Pa.; an 1890 Victorian in Denver; and an energy-efficient retreat on Lopez Island, Wash.
Herbicides: What to Know Before You Use Them
Real Estate, July 28
When it comes to pesticides, even the ones that sound benign can be dangerous, unless you know what you’re doing.
Randolph, N.J.: ‘A True New Jersey Hidden Gem’
Real Estate, July 28
Just 40 miles from Midtown, the Morris County township offers striking scenery, wilderness trails and housing that’s ‘great value for your money.’
How Many People Are at Risk of Losing Their Homes in Your Neighborhood?
Op Ed, July 28
Evictions are returning, and more than six million households are behind on rent.
Living In ... Randolph, N.J.
Slideshow, July 28
Just 40 miles from Midtown, the Morris County township offers striking scenery, wilderness trails and housing that’s ‘great value for your money.’
Recent Commercial Real Estate Transactions
Business, July 27
Recent commercial real estate transactions in New York.
Want to Rent Your Dream Apartment? Prepare for a Bidding War.
Real Estate, July 27
Post-pandemic, some renters know the neighborhoods where they want to live, and are willing to pay hundreds of dollars extra to get them.
500,000 New Yorkers Owe Back Rent. What Happens When Evictions Resume?
Metro, July 27
The eviction moratorium is set to come to an end in New York City, setting off alarms about the fate of tenants who owe months of unpaid rent and could face homelessness.
For Two Designers, a Onetime Collaboration Wasn’t Enough
Real Estate, July 27
When they first worked together, renovating a home that had once been a church, they never imagined they’d eventually get married there.
A ‘Really Good Collaboration’ Gets A Whole Lot Better
Slideshow, July 27
When they first worked together, renovating a home that had once been a church, they never imagined they’d eventually get married there.
$2 Million Homes in California
Real Estate, July 26
A storybook cottage in Los Angeles, a contemporary home in Long Beach and a Victorian in San Francisco.
What You Get for $2 Million in California
Slideshow, July 26
A storybook cottage in Los Angeles, a contemporary home in Long Beach and a Victorian in San Francisco.
State’s Rent Relief Program Is Off to a Slow Start
Metro, July 26
Housing groups say technical glitches have hobbled the website, and tenants have encountered errors that wiped away entire applications.
Shopping for Ice Buckets
Real Estate, July 26
Do you really need an ice bucket? Only if you don’t want to keep running to the freezer for ice.
New York Has $2.7 Billion for Rent Relief. Many Have Yet to Receive Aid.
Metro, July 25
The program, designed to prevent mass evictions, has gotten off to a slow start, advocates said. And the end of the state’s eviction moratorium looms.
Homes That Sold for Around $500,000 or Less
Real Estate, July 25
Recent residential sales in New York City and the region.
Is That Stroller in the Hallway Really a Safety Hazard?
Real Estate, July 24
New York City’s fire code is clear on the subject of hallway safety, even if it’s not what many parents want to hear.
Is the Hamptons Party Moving to Springs?
Styles, July 24
The artsy and quieter hamlet of the Hamptons has seen an influx of Manhattanites, buzzy restaurants and even celebrities.
Federal efforts to stave off an eviction crisis gain some momentum.
Washington, July 23
The amount of money sent to tenants in June was greater than the disbursements of the previous two months combined, according to the Treasury Department.
How Tech Won the Pandemic and Now May Never Lose
Sunday Business, July 23
As the world reeled, Silicon Valley supplied the tools that made life and work possible. Now tech companies are awash in money — and questions about what it means to win amid so much loss.
Burned by Hot Housing Market, Some Buyers Back Off
Real Estate, July 23
Tired of sky high prices and losing out in bidding wars, some buyers are giving up and putting their house hunt on hold.
Buy My House, But I’m Taking the Toilet
Real Estate, July 23
In this seller’s market, some sellers are exercising their power with unusual demands and stripping their homes of fixtures and appliances as they leave.
What Happens When Your Waiter Can’t Afford Rent
Metropolitan, July 23
Many towns in rural New York are bustling with city visitors, pushing up rental costs and pushing out workers.
Rising Rents Threaten to Prop Up Inflation
Business, July 22
Officials at the Federal Reserve and White House thought fast price gains would pass. Rent increases could make it a slow fade.
How Much Will an Extra Bedroom Cost You in Rent?
Real Estate, July 22
A study reveals the U.S. cities where you’ll pay the most in additional rent when sizing up to an apartment with an extra bedroom.
Homes for Sale in New York and New Jersey
Real Estate, July 22
This week’s properties are four-bedrom houses in Mount Vernon and Chester Township.
Homes for Sale in Brooklyn, Queens and Manhattan
Real Estate, July 22
This week’s homes are in Chelsea, Ridgewood and Greenwood.
On the Market in New York City
Slideshow, July 22
This week’s homes are in Chelsea, Ridgewood and Greenwood.
On the Market in the New York Region
Slideshow, July 22
This week’s properties are four-bedrom houses in Mount Vernon and Chester Township.
They Wanted a House in the Bronx for Less Than $750,000. Which Option Would You Choose?
Interactive, July 22
Desperate to escape an apartment beset by noisy neighbors, one family went on the hunt for an affordable three-bedroom house near a convenient subway line. Here’s what they found.
House Hunting in London: A 17th-Century Church Tower With Updates
Real Estate, July 21
The British housing market that emerged from the initial pandemic lockdown is the strongest in years, though London is lagging.
This Three-Bedroom London Tower is a Survivor
Slideshow, July 21
This 150-foot church tower in the center of London, with three bedrooms spread creatively over eight levels, is for sale for $5.16 million.
$1.5 Million Homes in Illinois, Michigan and California
Real Estate, July 21
A brick Colonial Revival house in Highland Park, a 1935 vacation cottage in Grand Haven and a contemporary home in Oakland.
What You Get for $1.5 Million
Slideshow, July 21
A brick Colonial Revival house in Highland Park, Ill.; a 1935 vacation cottage in Grand Haven, Mich.; and a contemporary home in Oakland, Calif.
Pound Ridge, N.Y.: A Rural Alternative to Nearby Commuter Towns
Real Estate, July 21
Unlike its better-known neighbors, this Westchester town has no train station. It’s a ‘little bit more country,’ and residents are fine with that.
Living In ... Pound Ridge, N.Y.
Slideshow, July 21
Unlike its better-known neighbors, this Westchester town has no train station. It’s a ‘little bit more country,’ and residents are fine with that.
Los programas de estímulo económico por la pandemia llegan a su fin. ¿Qué puedes hacer?
en Español, July 20
La moratoria a los desalojos y los préstamos educativos están por expirar. También los beneficios por desempleo y las ayudas en cupones y asistencia alimentaria. Aquí hay consejos para enfrentar la situación.
Recent Commercial Real Estate Transactions
Business, July 20
Recent commercial real estate transactions in New York.
Condo Fatigue on the Upper West Side
Real Estate, July 20
Residents and preservationists have tried to stop three new towers, but so far, the developers are winning.
How to Block Out the Sounds of Summer
Real Estate, July 20
When air-conditioners buzz, children scream, jackhammers rumble and restaurants clamor, these tools help best.
How to Choose the Right Outdoor Furniture
Real Estate, July 20
With so many options — wood or metal, expansive or compact, with or without cushions — it’s hard to know where to start. Here’s what the experts advise.
$900,000 Homes in California
Real Estate, July 19
A bungalow in Alameda, a Spanish-style house in Pasadena and a midcentury-modern home in Twentynine Palms.
What You Get for $900,000 in California
Slideshow, July 19
A bungalow in Alameda, a Spanish-style house in Pasadena and a midcentury-modern home in Twentynine Palms.
Moving Back to Brooklyn and Upgrading
Real Estate, July 19
After a year in Florida with his parents, he missed New York and he needed a place big enough to launch a vegan cookie business.
Homes That Sold for Around $600,000
Real Estate, July 18
Recent residential sales in New York City and the region.
The Pandemic Safety Net Is Coming Apart. Now What?
Business, July 18
The eviction moratorium expires at the end of the month. Unemployment enhancements after that. And then the student loan pause, food stamp provisions and more. Here’s advice on how to cope.
Collapse Raises New Fears About Florida’s Shaky Insurance Market
National, July 17
Insurers were already skittish after losses from repeated hurricanes. The recent condo collapse has brought new insecurity. How long will Florida’s coast be insurable?
Will a Swimming Pool Help or Hurt Your Property Value?
Real Estate, July 17
You might love the idea of a backyard pool, but not everyone else does, particularly in a part of the country where summers are relatively short.
El sueño resplandeciente del condominio en Florida se erosiona
en Español, July 17
Los edificios a lo largo de la costa de Miami encarnaron durante mucho tiempo la promesa de sol y prosperidad de Florida. Pero la catástrofe de Champlain Towers South ensombrece esa visión.
Hart Island Timeline
Real Estate, July 16
A history of the many ways the island has been used over the years.
Hart Island’s Last Stand
Real Estate, July 16
After years of study, the city has declared an emergency to bulldoze most of the buildings on the city’s potter’s field, without following the usual environmental review process.
Stiller and Meara’s Upper West Side Home on the Market
Real Estate, July 16
The husband-and-wife comedy team had lived at the Riverside Drive co-op for half a century and raised their children Amy and Ben Stiller there. The asking price is $5 million.
A Comedy Team’s Family Home
Slideshow, July 16
The five-bedroom apartment on Riverside Drive is on the market for $5 million.
A Garden at Ground Zero
Real Estate, July 16
Even with harsh winds and little sunlight 10 stories above Broadway, you can beat the elements if you are persistent — and clever enough.
A History of Hart Island
Slideshow, July 16
Eighteen of the buildings on the island face demolition under an emergency order.
Tech Workers Who Swore Off the Bay Area Are Coming Back
Business, July 15
Critics said the pandemic would make the industry flee San Francisco and its southern neighbor, Silicon Valley. But tech can’t seem to quit its gravitational center.
What Happened to Airbnb During the Pandemic?
Real Estate, July 15
Listings on the rental site dropped precipitously, but people who rented stayed longer.
Homes for Sale in New York and Connecticut
Real Estate, July 15
This week’s properties are in Thornwood, N.Y., and Westport, Conn.
Homes for Sale in Brooklyn, Manhattan and the Bronx
Real Estate, July 15
This week’s properties are in the Williamsburg, the East Village and Fieldston.
On the Market in the New York Region
Slideshow, July 15
This week’s properties are in Thornwood, N.Y., and Westport, Conn.
On the Market in New York City
Slideshow, July 15
This week’s properties are in the Williamsburg, the East Village and Fieldston.
House Hunting in Lithuania: Wood, Glass and a Private Lake Near Vilnius
Real Estate, July 14
In the capital of Vilnius, the pandemic spurred many residents to buy second homes rather than give up their city apartments, shrinking inventory.
A Modern Villa With a Private Lake Near Vilnius
Slideshow, July 14
This modern four-bedroom house in a suburb of Vilnius, Lithuania, is on the market for $2.1 million.
$550,000 Homes in New Jersey, New York and Delaware
Real Estate, July 14
An English country cottage in Haworth, a two-bedroom co-op in Harlem and a stone mansion in Wilmington.
What You Get for $550,000
Slideshow, July 14
An English country cottage in Haworth, N.J.; a two-bedroom co-op in New York City; and a stone mansion in Wilmington, Del.
What’s Wrong With Your Tomatoes?
Real Estate, July 14
Identifying the problem is the first step toward fixing it. Here’s how to solve the mystery.
Red Hook, N.Y.: A Farming Town With a Welcoming Community
Real Estate, July 14
In this upstate town, the villages and hamlets have distinct personalities, but agriculture is a common theme.
Living In ... Red Hook, N.Y.
Slideshow, July 14
In this upstate town, the villages and hamlets have their own distinct personalities, but agriculture is a common theme.
Here’s Who Will Be Left Behind in the Housing Boom
Op Ed, July 13
During the pandemic, many remote workers relocated to cheaper cities, pricing out locals in the process.
Recent Commercial Real Estate Transactions
Business, July 13
Recent commercial real estate transactions in New York.
How About a Concierge for Your Spiritual Life?
Real Estate, July 13
The latest amenity in high-end developments takes wellness to a new level, helping residents get in touch with their inner selves.
Los Angeles Goes to War With Itself Over Homelessness
Magazine, July 13
The pandemic has intensified a bitter, yearslong fight over homelessness in the city — with no end in sight.
It Was a Charming Saltbox in the Hamptons. Now It’s Something Else.
Real Estate, July 13
After a two-year gut renovation, just about the only thing that remains is the windmill.
A New Look for a Hamptons Saltbox
Slideshow, July 13
After a two-year gut renovation, just about the only thing that remains is the windmill.
¿Quién pagó esa mansión? ¿Un senador o el pueblo de Haití?
en Español, July 13
Valorada en 3,4 millones de dólares, la villa de un senador haitiano en Montreal se ha convertido en un potente emblema de la creciente brecha entre la pobreza del pueblo y la fortuna de sus élites políticas.
Shopping for Beanbag Chairs
Real Estate, July 12
Yes, they’re back — and they don’t all look alike. Take these five, for instance.
Florida, the Land of Gleaming Condos, Frets After Collapse
National, July 12
The high-rise condos along the Miami seashore long embodied the Florida dream of sunshine and prosperity. But the Champlain Towers South catastrophe is obscuring that vision.
$2.6 Million Homes in California
Real Estate, July 12
A midcentury-modern house in Sierra Madre, a Tudor Revival in Burlingame and a Victorian cottage in Coronado.
What You Get for $2.6 Million in California
Slideshow, July 12
A midcentury-modern house in Sierra Madre, a Tudor Revival in Burlingame and a Victorian cottage in Coronado.
When Scaffolding Hands Them Lemons, Developers Make Lemon Trees
Business, July 12
Construction sheds are a necessary evil, meant to protect workers and passers-by. But recent efforts have reimagined them as experiential installations.
Homes That Sold for Around $800,000
Real Estate, July 11
Recent residential sales in New York City and the region.
When a No-Pet Policy Isn’t Really a No-Pet Policy
Real Estate, July 10
Pet policies are not always as straightforward as they seem. Sometimes they apply to some tenants but not others in the same building.
The Family That Buys Together Stays Together
Real Estate, July 9
Seismic shifts in how families live and work, brought on by the pandemic, are creating a surge of baby boom households with multiple generations.
Hosting an Airbnb Right Now Is Harder Than You Think
Real Estate, July 9
The pandemic has increased demand and also ramped up the expectations of vacationers.
California Wakes Up From Its Dream
Op Ed, July 9
The wrenching process of learning to live within limits will redefine the Golden State.
Homes for Sale in Brooklyn, Queens and Manhattan
Real Estate, July 8
This week’s properties are in Crown Heights, Long Island City and on the Upper West Side.
Homes for Sale in New York and Connecticut
Real Estate, July 8
This week’s properties are a two-bedroom in Weston, Conn., and a two-family home in Port Washington, N.Y., with seven bedrooms.
On the Market in New York City
Slideshow, July 8
This week’s properties are in Crown Heights, Long Island City and on the Upper West Side.
On the Market in the New York Region
Slideshow, July 8
This week’s properties are a two-bedroom in Weston, Conn., and a two-family in Port Washington, N.Y., with seven bedrooms.
Baby Boomers: Rich With Real Estate and Not Letting Go
Real Estate, July 8
The generation has possessed most real estate wealth for two decades.
Exploring Affordable-Housing Options in Brooklyn and Queens. Which Home Would You Choose?
Interactive, July 8
After splitting rent with roommates for years, a couple researched the city’s housing lotteries and found that they qualified for many places.
House Hunting in Sri Lanka: Open-Air Grandeur With Ocean Views
Real Estate, July 7
Sri Lanka has grown in popularity as a second-home destination for foreigners, though the pandemic offered a window of opportunity for local buyers.
A Villa on Eight Tropical Acres in Southern Sri Lanka
Slideshow, July 7
This six-bedroom villa anchoring an eight-acre tea plantation near the city of Galle, on Sri Lanka’s southern coast, is for sale for $3.5 million.
$1.3 Million Homes in Maine, Ohio and Maryland
Real Estate, July 7
An Italianate Victorian house in Kennebunk, a Tudor Revival mansion in Cleveland Heights and a 1911 home outside Washington, D.C.
What You Get for $1.3 Million
Slideshow, July 7
An Italianate Victorian house in Kennebunk, Maine; a Tudor Revival mansion in Cleveland Heights, Ohio; and a 1911 home outside Washington, D.C.
The Japanese Beetles Are Back
Real Estate, July 7
Here’s what to do if you find them in your garden. (Hint: Forget the traps.)
Fairfield, Conn.: A ‘Relaxed Beach Town’ Where There’s Plenty to Do
Real Estate, July 7
With five miles of Long Island Sound coastline, there are multiple beaches. But this ‘civic-minded’ place also has a walkable downtown and a diverse population.
Living In ... Fairfield, Conn.
Slideshow, July 7
This ‘civic-minded’ place has a walkable downtown and a diverse population, as well as five miles of Long Island coastline and multiple beaches.
The Downtown Office District Was Vulnerable. Even Before Covid.
Interactive, July 7
With the future of office work deeply uncertain, the debate has sharpened about what downtowns should be.
Recent Commercial Real Estate Transactions
Business, July 6
Recent commercial real estate transactions in New York.
Instead of Bingo, Senior Housing Brings Opera Singers and Broadway Insiders to Residents
Real Estate, July 6
New York senior communities take advantage of the city’s cultural institutions by inviting artists and experts to their facilities.
Constructing the Perfect Villain: The Bad Contractor
Real Estate, July 6
In her latest crime novel, Megan Abbott takes on the contractor-client relationship. In her Queens apartment, she’s avoided renovation altogether.
A Crime Writer’s Midcentury-Modern Retreat in Queens
Slideshow, July 6
In her latest crime novel, Megan Abbott takes on the contractor-client relationship. In her Queens apartment, she’s avoided renovation altogether.
‘Should We Sell?’ After Collapse, Hot Florida Market Faces Uncertainty.
National, July 6
The partial collapse of the Champlain Towers South in Surfside, Fla., has plunged older beachside condos and high-rise buildings like it into a swirl of apprehension.
$3.3 Million Homes in California
Real Estate, July 5
A Tudor-style home on the Palos Verdes Peninsula, a Craftsman-inspired retreat in Laguna Beach and a 1975 post-and-beam house in Mill Valley.
What You Get for $3.3 Million in California
Slideshow, July 5
A Tudor-style home on the Palos Verdes Peninsula, a Craftsman-inspired retreat in Laguna Beach and a 1975 post-and-beam house in Mill Valley.
Moving Downtown, to the Center of the Action
Real Estate, July 5
A breakup during the pandemic sent him home to Long Island, where he recharged and decided the Upper East Side was just too quiet.
Rents Were Down, but Could They Afford the West Village? These Were Their Options.
Interactive, July 1
Stuck in a studio during the pandemic, a couple tested the soft Manhattan rental market, in search of more space and a few conveniences. Which place would you choose?
Seeking a House in the Bronx for $600,000. Which Option Would You Choose?
Interactive, June 24
For their first purchase together, a couple sought to avoid co-op and condo boards, focusing instead on single-family houses. Here’s what they could afford on their budget.
Heading Uptown For a Fresh Start, With $450,000. Which Option Did They Choose?
Interactive, June 17
After decades in the East Village, where they managed their own building, a couple longed for something easier in a new neighborhood. Here’s what they found.
Sharing a Studio During Covid Wasn’t Ideal. Which Upgrade Did They Choose?
Interactive, June 10
With the city shut down last summer, a couple took their $4,000 budget to Williamsburg, Brooklyn, in search of a place where they could work from home in peace. Here’s what they found.
New York Is Back. Now It Has a Second Chance.
Interactive, June 8
America’s greatest city is beating the pandemic. Can it also recover from decades of division and neglect?
Getting to Know Jackson Heights and Its Two-Bedrooms. Which One Would You Choose?
Interactive, June 3
After falling for the Queens neighborhood, a couple began looking for an apartment there, in a co-op building with an elevator and easy access to Manhattan. Here’s what they found.
Hoboken or Jersey City? A Couple Tested Their $625,000 Budget in Each. Which Home Would You Choose?
Interactive, May 27
When the pandemic forced them to rethink their living situation, two Manhattanites went looking for a two-bedroom they could afford — as long as it was an easy commute back into the city.
She Wanted a Post-Retirement Manhattan Pad for Under $900,000. Which Option Would You Choose?
Interactive, May 20
After almost three decades in Washington, D.C., a recent retiree decided it was time to move closer to her daughter and grandchildren in New York. Figuring out where to spend her money was a little harder.
What We Spent in a Month
Interactive, May 18
Six American families open their doors — and their wallets — to show us how much life costs.
Stretching Their $700,000 Budget for a One-Bedroom in Lower Manhattan. Which Option Would You Choose?
Interactive, May 13
After years renting a downtown ‘cave,’ two English transplants went looking for something inspiring, although they knew ‘there were not many places available.’
How Much Further Could Their Money Go in the Bronx? They Had Several Options.
Interactive, May 6
A couple migrated north from Manhattan in search of river views and a second bathroom. Which of these homes would you choose?
They Wanted a ‘Blank Slate’ One-Bedroom for Less Than $1 Million. Which Option Would You Choose?
Interactive, April 29
For their first purchase together, a young couple sought a place they could make their own — no ‘cookie-cutter doorman buildings.’ Here’s what they found.
A Small Two-Bedroom or a Big Studio With a View? Here Were Their Options.
Interactive, April 22
A young couple tested their budget in Manhattan, knowing they would have to make some compromises. Which of these apartments would you choose?
How the Pandemic Did, and Didn’t, Change Where Americans Move
Interactive, April 19
As disruptive as the pandemic has been, for the most part it hasn’t altered the underlying forces shaping where people want to live.