Matthew Sedacca

In early July, the Upper East Side saw a cluster of Legionnaires' cases. Then the Guggenheim and the Met tested positive for Legionella, which is the bacteria that causes the disease if inhaled.

Cary Fukunaga is looking to get out of Hudson Square. The director put his three-bedroom, three-bath penthouse at 570 Broome Street on the market this week, asking $9 million

For under a million dollars, one can find all sorts of housing configurations: park- and subway-adjacent studios, one-bedrooms hidden in carriage

The Warner Bros. Discovery CEO put in a $68 million bid on Mohawk Day Camp after its current owner declared bankruptcy.

On a recent Saturday, Teo Bugbee was on line with 20 or so other people outside a Bed-Stuy brownstone, waiting to get a look at what seemed like a unicorn apartment.

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“I come here almost every day,” says Glen Nison, a retired Sanitation Department worker and passionate snowshoer I find standing near the front of

For under a million dollars, one can find all sorts of housing configurations: park- and subway-adjacent studios, one-bedrooms hidden in carriage

Texting from the operating room, scouring graveyards, and other extreme measures. There's something amorphous about real-estate agents' work.

Would he stay or would he go? During Vornado's highly anticipated second-quarter earnings call Tuesday morning, its CEO, Steven Roth, revealed