New York Apartment Buyers Face Powerful Co-Op Boards
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Imagine buying a new home where your  neighbors can decide how it's decorated, what you cook for  dinner, how big your dog is and what kind of sex you have. And  they can toss you out if they don't like it.
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An investor group planning to redevelop the Capital City Market in Northeast Washington announced yesterday that a New York-based developer has become a partner in the project.
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Extreme makeovers provide many of the plotlines for reality television. The same could also be said for some recent Manhattan real estate deals
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A proliferation of exhibition halls has led to a buyerÂs market for trade associations and corporate planners.
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In New York City neighborhoods hit hard by the subprime  lending crisis, most loans that ended up in foreclosure came from three companies, according to a new report.
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The roaring commercial real estate market is getting too hard for property owners to resist.
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Nonprofit groups are figuring out how to dodge escalating rents in Washington's hot commercial real estate market: They're buying office condos.
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Ever fantasized about living in the Plaza Hotel or New York Stock Exchange? Now you can.
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If you're looking for a Manhattan apartment, be prepared to shell out about $2,000 a month &#151; unless, of course, you'd like a bedroom to go with it.
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Someday, the Carlyle Group may want to sell you the Brooklyn Bridge. For real.
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By Newsday, Melville, N.Y.  Feb. 19--Nobody should live the way 29 tenants did, crammed into tiny, over-priced warrens in a Long Beach home approved for only two families.
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By Stephanie Sandoval, The Dallas Morning News  Dec. 12--A group of residents hoping to force a public vote on a Farmers Branch ordinance banning apartment owners from renting to illegal immigrants didn't turn in their petition Monday as they had hoped.
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Houses and condominiums with price tags of $1 million or more are still changing hands robustly in some of the most exclusive areas.
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New Yorkers pride themselves on their ability to handle almost anything: Blackouts. Sweltering subway stations. Obscenely small apartments at ridiculously high costs.
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The Netsâ planned move to Brooklyn has been the political and cultural hot button issue of a sprawling community.
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There is a fortune to be made from selling naming rights to New Yorkâs five Mafia families.
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THE REGION Mortimer Zuckerman, chairman of Boston Properties Inc., sold about $75 million of shares in the real estate investment trust, benefiting from a soaring market for commercial office properties. Zuckerman, who also is owner of the New York Daily News, sold 579,222 common shares according to data from Securities and Exchange Commission filings compiled by the Washington Service. Boston ...