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New York City has a cool class of rebels -- those who elect to live without air conditioning in their home.

A new Zumper report is out to show where New York-area locals can get a deal -- and it's very close by.

The US government has obtained a judge's order for the forfeiture of a $6 million luxury condo in the Flatiron district bought with money stolen from 1MDB.

The staggering complex includes an 8,200-square-foot main house and a 1,500-square-foot guest house set against the blue greens of the Atlantic Ocean.

Architectural renderings and engineering documents obtained by Gothamist show a dramatic reimagining of the Midtown transit complex.

Frontline is a system that automatically sprays down a house with a light mist when a wildfire burns close by.

"I don't think it's healthy to be isolated as you get older," 72-year-old cinematographer David West says. "It's good to have a community."

It's a house of worship at 183-189 Ave. B -- but not everyone is acting holy inside.

The 750,000-square-foot landmark's office space is nearly 100% filled with premier tenants including Chubb, Aquarian Group, private equity firm Clayton Dubilier & Rice, and Hermes.

A controversial proposal for two soaring residential towers in Kew Gardens Hills has been dramatically scaled back.