Even much altered, the four little buildings on a 54th Street corner still capture some of the flavor of the older neighborhood — back when it was still a neighborhood.
Manhattanville is more warehouses than town houses but has a strip of hot new watering holes just up 12th Avenue and quick access to the Henry Hudson Parkway.
For the average borrower in the greater New York area, the housing bill signed into law late last month represents a mix of good and bad news.
A Web site called WalkScore lets people find out just what amenities and services are within walking distance in neighborhoods all around the country.
When several apartments in one building are for sale at the same time, it’s not necessarily a bad thing. Sellers can work together to mutual advantage even as they play up what sets their units apart.
After giving up the instability of an actor’s life and landing a steady job, Matt Mager knew it was time to upgrade his living situation.
There is a handsome orange brick building at the northeast corner at Fifth Avenue and 33rd Street that looks like the son of Carnegie Hall. Is it a landmark?
Linda Lavin, the actress who was the star of the ’70s and ’80s television series “Alice,” has closed on an apartment at 200 Central Park South.
The inventory of one-bedroom apartments in Manhattan grows, apparently because buyers, particularly first-timers, can’t get mortgages.
Elinor Lipman once dreamed of a vacation home on Cape Cod but she ultimately found her ideal retreat at the Osborne on West 57th Street in Manhattan.
