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The Sag Harbor spread, at 330 Main St., once also housed a speakeasy during Prohibition.

Rolling Stone Farm, in Croton-on-Hudson, has storybook cottages and equestrian facilities across its massive swath -- and now it's seeking a new steward.

According to CBRE, a surging population of AI talent is earning a lot of money -- and they're spending it to live in tech hubs across North America.

Days after floating the possibility of taking emergency measures to address the housing crisis, President Donald Trump has promised to put homeownership back into reach for those priced out of the ...

Manhattan artist Richard Carroll Jr. was shocked to discover he unknowingly resided in a rent-stabilized apartment since 2004.

A report from Redfin projects that an Orange County metro is unlikely to return to pre-COVID affordability levels, even if prices flatline for years to come.

Cities may be thought of as glamorous and exciting, but many Americans prefer the suburbs. And with thousands of them to choose from, how to know which suburb to pick?

The city is offering landlords with unrentable rent-stabilized units big bucks to bring them back to life -- but they're skeptical of relying on city funds.

Summer ended with a standoff between reluctant buyers and frustrated sellers -- but this fall, house hunters can be a bit more optimistic as seven of the 50 biggest metros become buyer's marke ...

One small Georgia locale is stealing the spotlight, according to Southern Living -- with French croissants and giraffes that can paint.