Alexandra Dye scored a two-bedroom apartment in prime Brooklyn for 60% below market rent. The catch: She had to pay $4,000 just to see the listing.

Trading cold, expensive New York City for lower taxes and warmer weather in Miami was long a no-brainer. No more.

Second-home owners are repricing, renting out and quietly recalculating. Many will just have to pay up.

High-earning tech workers have helped reshape the city’s economic map post-pandemic, especially in Brooklyn.

Kayla Cruz started hunting for jobs in the New York region after she graduated from Northeastern University last May. She’s still looking.

In a city where roughly two out of three residents lease their homes, record-high rents have long bogged down the working class. But these days, more higher earners are feeling the squeeze: At least 6...

Many families have incomes that are too high to qualify for meaningful aid but too low to afford to pay out of pocket.

US homebuyers contending with the highest borrowing costs in eight months are seeing mortgage rates rise past a psychological barrier that risks complicating purchase decisions even more.

Real estate brokerage Douglas Elliman Inc. is facing questions from the Justice Department over Oren and Tal Alexander, the former star agents arrested this month on charges of sex trafficking.