Zeckendorf’s 80 Clarkson is shaping up to be the one to watch — partly because there isn’t much else to look at.

Northwind Group and BHI provided a $170 million construction loan to a luxury condo development in Manhattan’s Upper West ...

While Johansson may have grown up downtown, and some might have guessed that she and Jost would choose something there or ...

On a quintessential Park Slope block, this red-brick townhouse is a perfect home base for anyone with a green thumb and ...

Tucked under the eaves at the Ansonia condo at 2109 Broadway, this petite penthouse offers a unique way to experience panoramic city vistas. The circular windows that punctuate the Upper West Side ...

At 80 Clarkson Street in New York City, though, it'll get you a 155-square-foot room to store your wine — and that's after you've bought one of the condos upstairs, which start at $6.75 million.

The condo unit went into contract Dec. 20 and closed Feb. 11, according to the register. The buyer was a shell company, Bring It Hudson LLC, which was represented by Shephard Tinglof & Associates ...

It operated as a church until the congregation sold it to a developer last year, Crain’s New York Business reported ... the building has been converted into condos, though the synagogue still ...

Media guru Byron Allen is leaving Manhattan’s Billionaire’s Row after his condo sold for $82.5M — making the sale one of NYC’s priciest in 2025 so far, the New York Post reports.

He’s got “quite nice” views of Fort Greene Park and the New York Harbor from his Gachot Studios–designed unit, he says, and has been a regular at the Trader Joe’s across the street.

Unlike parts of Mega Manila where investor speculation drove much of the condo boom, these cities have remained end-user-driven markets, where real demand aligns with supply. This further proves ...

Media titan Byron Allen is the toast of Manhattan’s Billionaires’ Row, having just sold his sprawling full-floor apartment at the ultra-exclusive 220 Central Park South for $82.5 million ...