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These East End top-floor units rise to the occasion.

Five contractors and subcontractors filed mechanics liens against the couple's 110-acre property in Lewisboro last month.

The owners of 436 E. 77th St. are suing a resident for upwards of $1.5 million as they look to oust her from the 10-unit building for allegedly being a menace.

So much for a starter home.

The utility giant with a $16 billion expansion plan is using eminent domain to seize properties -- and furious owners say they never had a fighting chance.

A private remote island with just one off-grid cabin and an array of wildlife is being sold at auction for $468,844.

This buyer is flying high at 520 Fifth Ave. in Manhattan, where move-ins have begun.

In fast-growing markets, homeowners who bought before a recent price boom are coming very close to the exclusion limit of the home equity tax.

Still, Gen Zers only made up 4% of all homebuyers during the survey period, according to the National Association of Realtors.

Miles and Keleigh Sperry Teller are moving forward after flames ravaged their Cape Cod-style dwelling in Pacific Palisades -- a lot they sold for $2 million.