The brownstone on Columbia Heights, left to rot for decades, will hit the market for $15 million, per a broker.

Also, it added, please don’t use the laundry room because if a washing machine breaks, no one would be allowed in to fix it.

It’s been about two and a half years since the Department of Sanitation’s new litter basket began to arrive on New York ...

Chris Christie, the former governor of New Jersey, failed presidential candidate, and current man about various political ...

The dead sure know how to live — some of them, anyway. Since its founding in 1838, Green-Wood Cemetery’s permanent residents ...

A third was Fern Watt, founder and president of New York Dog Parade, the city’s “premier dog-culture organization.” The ...

A postcard of Fort Greene might show row after row of tightly packed brownstones, dating back to the 1850s, with views over ...

A mid-century house with all of the clean lines and charm that entails, along with a 2016 renovation that brought in central ...

The housing czar!” Weaver is a self-described nervous public speaker. (In her previous role, “I made other people do the ...

But our landlord keeps yelling at us that we’re not allowed to keep things there and that we “don’t rent the landing.” Almost ...

A one-bedroom in a Riverside Drive prewar condo with a good amount of space. The details are swell: A Gothic arch leads into ...