From renewed competition in some neighborhoods to greater leverage in others, fall is exposing just how divided New York’s real estate market has become.

On a serene block in Manhattan’s Upper East Side, where tradition is measured in limestone and symmetry, designer Vicente Wolf has rewritten the rules of what it means to live beautifully.

From bocce courts to pergolas and fire pits, New York rooftops are evolving into lifestyle sanctuaries designed for both relaxation and entertaining this fall.

Douglas Elliman’s Erin Boisson Aries Team and Caedes Group unveil 43 Bleecker, 11 condominium residences in a landmarked 1896 NoHo loft building with a full wellness and recovery floor.

Douglaston Development has launched sales at 175 East 82nd Street, a 73-residence CetraRuddy-designed condominium on the Upper East Side with four Central Park-facing penthouses.

Step inside a stunning SoHo loft featured on Open House TV that redefines open-concept living with soaring ceilings, sun-drenched interiors, and modern design details in one of Manhattan’s most coveted neighborhoods.

Tennis before dinner, a movie downstairs, or a swim without leaving home. These Brooklyn buildings are making everyday rituals feel effortlessly luxurious.

Looking to relocate before the new school year? The Upper West Side might just be the smartest move you make all summer.

From rooftop kitchens in Hudson Yards to garden terraces in Greenpoint, these NYC buildings offer the most coveted outdoor amenity spaces for staying cool and connected this summer.

Discover the top luxury residences in NYC featuring gorgeous pools to help residents beat the summer heat, including One Wall Street, 111 W 57th Street, 125 Greenwich Street, and 378 West End Avenue.

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Explore standout outdoor pools at NYC luxury residential buildings, from skyline-facing cabanas at The Brook to Brooklyn Tower’s lap pool above the historic Dimes Savings Bank.

The passage of New York's pied-à-terre tax has sparked a predictable debate about affordability, taxation, and the future of luxury real estate.

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New Empire Corp’s Radiant LIC brings polished residences, skyline-facing amenities, and strong early sales momentum to one of Queens’ fastest-growing neighborhoods.

Step outside and discover New York City's hidden outdoor gems this spring, from serene Zen gardens to lively communal terraces designed for the ultimate urban escape.

After more than a decade without a for-sale waterfront condo on the Long Island City skyline, Paragon LIC is finally here and it was worth the wait.

Olympia DUMBO’s final penthouse is back on the market for $15 million, bringing skyline views, a private terrace, and a dose of Michael B. Jordan real estate intrigue to Brooklyn.