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The views from the four-bedroom offer commanding city and river views from every window, with the primary bedroom suite showcasing southern views, including to the Sta...

An exquisite four-bedroom condo, located on the 67th floor of the prestigious Four Seasons Private Residences New York, Downtown (30 Park Place) is on the market for $...

In a time when new builds are dominating the New York City skyline, this home in Manhattan’s Chelsea neighborhood recalls its historic past.

If you've ever wanted to live like a First Lady, now is your chance, as Eleanor Roosevelt’s onetime residence on the Upper East Side is on the market, for $13,490,000.

These days, homes with old bones on the Upper East Side are in high demand. More so if they’re the former digs of a prominent New York City resident.

This Upper East Side townhouse, where Eleanor Roosevelt lived from 1959 until her death in 1962, is a stunning historic landmark.

The historic Upper East Side townhouse at 55 East 74th Street that former First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt once called home has hit the market for $16 million.

Inman caught up with some of the nation's top teams to ask them a few questions to learn more about what makes their team special.

"The profile of the buyer right now is somebody who's upgrading", says Darren Sukenik of the Sukenik Glazer Team in Manhattan.

Designees are recognized as the top one-tenth of one percent of more than 1.4 million licensed Realtors® nationwide.

The Sukenik Glazers of Compass snagged top individual agent awards from the Real Trends.

An outdoor terrace is perfect for bringing the party outside and allows endless amounts of natural light to flow indoors through massive windows.

Luxury fashion mogul Haro Keledjian is putting his condo in Manhattan’s celebrity-centric West Village on the market for $14.99 million.

Darren Sukenik and Benjamin Glazer, two of Douglas Elliman’s heavy hitters in new development, have decamped to Compass.

Their listing at 77 Pound Ridge Road (not far from Lauren and Martha Stewart), was built in 1849 and renovated in 2017.

Uber’s billionaire founder Travis Kalanick just dropped $36.5 million on a luxurious New York City penthouse that includes multiple terraces and a heated pool.

Travis Kalanick, pictured at this year’s Met Gala, recently closed on a sprawling new duplex at 565 Broome Street in SoHo.

TRD analysis of closed sales on LavaMaps, StreetEasy and from firms. Includes Manhattan, Queens and Brooklyn residential sales that were closed in 2018.

Ranking NYC’s top residential closers, who say finalizing deals in 2018 often involved stepping in to sweep up a rival’s mess.

Finally, a New York City neighborhood has landed a coveted spot on Bloomberg’s annual ranking of America’s richest zip codes.

NEW YORK — As the home of one of the world's great financial centers and the nation's most expensive condo, New York City is a veritable hotbed of wealth.

It’s no secret that New York City is the residence of choice for plenty of millionaires (and even billionaires), and the high-priced properties that they call home.

New York-based developer Property Markets Group (PMG) has officially launched sales for its latest development, 111 Leroy.

New York City's 111 Leroy is the exclusive new addition gracing one of the most storied streets in the West Village.

There’s a reason people make such a big deal out of après-ski. After a few patchy years, this winter has seen spectacular snowfall in resorts around the world.

Contentious politics, rising interest rates, punitive taxes and talks of recession will make luxury purchasers scarcer in the coming 12 months.

Even as developers have been reshaping Manhattan’s skyline with soaring residential towers, the local new-build market has been dropping like a stone.

Baylar, who was born in Istanbul, is leaving New York to live overseas and no longer needs a primary residence here.

You were excited when you put your apartment on the market and thought it would sell quickly—within a few days, or a week.

Mr. Sukenik, 42, also runs a complimentary interior design firm that’s offered exclusively to his buyers and sellers.

Developers are offering perks like soundproof music rooms, mini arcades, fitness spaces, and, of course, study lounges.

Darren has been a major part in almost every new luxury residence building in the area. From 150 Charles St. to 10 Madison Square West.

In addition to being in one of the city’s most covetable neighborhoods, this pretty, historic home checks all the boxes that might be on a tenant wish list.

Hamilton Heights is really emerging as a chill neighborhood, slower-paced than Central Harlem. Buyers are coming from different areas.

Stepping into this brick and zinc-clad structure feels more like entering a condominium building than a typical Manhattan townhouse.

Nothing says the Hamptons like waterfront property, and this one sits on a full 2 acres right on the bay, and also comes with a private boat dock.

The building is aiming for LEED Certified Gold, the highest sustainability level awarded to residential projects.