Square Feet: Space to Spare, in New York
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In New York, self-storage facilities have proliferated in step with the construction of luxury condos, high-rise rental apartments and multifamily homes.
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NEW YORKâA few weeks ago, some family members visited me in New York, where I&#39;ve lived for the last six years. They took in the usual attractions and then decided they wanted to check out Ground Zero, the
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NEW YORK, Feb 9 (Reuters Life!) - Every sense is seduced inside a low-lit, intimate room near the top of one of Lower Manhattan's prime properties.
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As high-rises go up around New York City, so do fears that one will block a favorite view. But the vistas from some apartments are protected, and others are worth a gamble.
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Three notable exhibitions on the Upper East Side pivot around Minimalism, one of modern artâs most enduringly popular styles.
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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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There looks to be more room for healthy growth.
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Retailer Searle is preparing to open its largest store in Manhattan this week: a three-level 12,000-square-foot space on the east side of Madison Avenue.
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Rents are up and vacancies are down to pre-Sept. 11 levels in lower Manhattan's commercial real estate market.
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NEW YORK -- In 21st-century Manhattan -- hyper-gentrified home of the $25 million condo, the $40 million Prada "epicenter" store and the $1,000 caviar pizza -- perhaps it is no wonder that even the iconic yellow cab has a new designer look.
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Matthew Thomas is the proud new owner of an apartment on Manhattanâs Upper East Side. He paid $14,000.
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NEW YORK, June 14  /PRNewswire/ -- There's traditional retail, and then there's Space NK.
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(170 sec.) Walk through a 7,200 square foot, 6 bedroom home in the Hamptons.
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Apparently the mammoth Federal Reserve building going up at 1801 Allen Parkway didn&#39;t need to be quite so big after all. It turns out that a portion of the 300,000-square-foot property originally
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Downtown office tenants will vacate more space than they occupy this year, a phenomenon called negative net absorption.
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Looks as if there's going to be some elbow room at the unit's new $1 billion Manhattan HQ.
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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.