Photo Gallery: Citi Habitats 2010 Awards
[slideshow id=3 w=590 h=400] Photos courtesy of Citi Habitats
Category : Residential
From co-ops to condos to rentals, Brokers follows the residential marketplace, exploring everything from new developments to storied landmarks. If you can live in it, we’ll cover it.
Introducing MiMa, Manhattan’s newest big personality
By Roslyn LoMany famed pop culture references take place in Times Square, from the New Year’s Eve ball drop, Broadway musicals, the yellow taxi cabs,
The kids are all right
By Liana GreyAt the Sheffield, a condominium tower near Columbus Circle, broker Stephanie Mastronardi once joked that showing around families was the easiest part of
Corcoran’s Rafa Maciejak moves to the beat of his own drum
By Roslyn LoIn garages all over, local bands gather for jam sessions, practicing diligently while dreaming of the day they can hang up their ties
Photo Gallery: The Edge, Williamsburg
[slideshow id=2 w=590 h=400] Roland Li for Real Estate Weekly The tower of the Edge pierces the Williamsburg skyline, its tan-and-blue façade providing a striking
TitleVest brings viral goodwill to the real estate industry
By Roland LiA few weeks ago, a notice appeared on the front of the Automated City Register Information System (ACRIS), the city's online property record
Penthouse of 419 Broome Street, where Heath Ledger rented, sold for $17 million
By Roland LiThe penthouse of 419-421 Broome Street, a building in which Heath Ledger rented at the time of his death, has sold for $17.8
Residential prices drop in first quarter
By Roland LiOverall residential sales prices fell in the first quarter of 2011, according to reports released last week from the major residential brokerages and
NBA player Michael Dunleavy, Jr. buys Tribeca condo for $4.5 million
By Roland LiA trust connected to NBA basketball player Michael Dunleavy, Jr. has purchased a condo at 7 Hubert Street for $4.5 million, according to
Woo who! Everyone wants an NYC broker
By Linda O’Flanagan Out-of-state developers are stepping up their efforts to attract New York City brokers — and their wealthy clients. Earlier this month, LXR