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Even in the borough that rarely sleeps, silence reigns in more homes than one might expect, according to data provider Attom.

When it comes to homeownership in 2025, however, such a paycheck won't get you very far, according to Realtor.com.

The 22 Wooster St. spread originally asked $10.8M -- and it comes as he needs new space for his growing family.

The battle over the Brentwood estate spans two years, when demolition paperwork was filed.

Real-estate mogul Barbara Corcoran sold her Fifth Avenue penthouse in just one day in May -- and it appears her next-door neighbor took note.

Biles, 28, revealed on Instagram this week that work is ongoing at the sprawling abode while sharing some photos of the "minor aesthetic adjustments" that are being made to the home.

The island nation is hoping a capital injection via a certain class of people will perk up its sluggish economy.

Industry critics say the practice is increasingly common as insurers adopt aerial imaging to assess risk.

The property at 178 E. 75th St. is a rare breed of residence in the city -- and its owner, known for her personal museum in Jaffa, adorned it beautifully.

The retailer is highly nostalgic for Americans of a certain age -- and they're calling this the death of tween shopping culture.