Paulina Cachero

Brett Gaffney has a simple calculus for his dating life: When money is tight, romance can wait.

High-earning tech workers have helped reshape the city’s economic map post-pandemic, especially in Brooklyn.

New York City's population of tech workers has exploded in recent years. Nowhere is that growth more apparent than along the North Brooklyn waterfront.

The super wealthy are accustomed to finding ways to shrink their tax bills. But with New York City's new levy on seven-figure pieds-à-terre, many are learning they might just have to pony up.

The scramble for workarounds began almost immediately. But in this case, the loopholes are narrow, and the penalties for trying to skirt the tax bill are steep.

Under-40s don’t see homeownership as the wealth-building tool it once was, with surging property prices and ownership costs outstripping wage rises.

The fast-rising costs of owning a home have some young Americans questioning whether buying a house is still a good investment.

Rising costs have many young Americans wondering if buying a home is still a smart financial move today.

The fast-rising costs of owning a home have some young Americans questioning whether buying a house is still a good investment.

By Paulina Cachero Bloomberg The fast-rising costs of owning a home have some young Americans questioning whether buying a house is still a good investment.