Evelyn Konrad has sued Southampton, N.Y., for allowing fancy homes to be constructed in formerly middle-class areas.
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Thanks to the economy, it’s not too late for a summer in the Hamptons, and prices are down from their peak.
The Durst real estate family won a hotly contested bidding contest for a stake in 1 World Trade Center and is expected to invest at least $100 million in the tower.
A rail line is coming to the traffic-choked Westside after years of local resistance, and at least some urban-style development is likely to follow.
A brick mansion in Kentucky, a lake house in Idaho and a home with a view of Maui in Hawaii.
A Morris County community that cultivates an understated, low-key image has drawn its share of high-profile residents.
A 20-store emporium in a former pillow factory in Brooklyn hopes to stake its claim as the centerpiece in a neighborhood on the verge of rebirth.
A 20-store emporium in a former pillow factory in Brooklyn hopes to stake its claim as the centerpiece in a neighborhood on the verge of rebirth.
Some Manhattan apartments tower above all other buildings, making the city seem still, but there’s a high price for that peace and quiet.
A reconfigured hanok has a sunken living room, a playroom and modern plumbing.