My Affordable Real Estate

A group of altruistic New York lawyers will offer free assistance to homeowners at risk of losing their homes.

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Bus tours of recently foreclosed homes are common elsewhere in the country, but the phenomenon is new to Nassau County.

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After losing his one-bedroom apartment in Park Slope, Dan Gordon wanted to find a new place in Brooklyn.

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After giving up a large part of their ceramic art collection, a couple found solace in a panoramic view.

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The many perks of an apartment in Chelsea Gardens, a 1939 Art Deco building, contributed to its recent quick and smooth sale.

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Borrowers face many challenges, like proving they have high credit scores, low debt and plenty of cash on hand.

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Not everybody is in the market for a multimillion dollar residence. Good thing there are plenty of deals out there for the rest of us.

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Is a co-op required to release the vote count in a board election?

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Two people were killed in New York’s second fatal crane accident in three months. Cities nationwide with building booms face similar safety issues. Industry experts blame pressure to complete projects and inexperienced contractors and workers.

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Hope Now helped 183,000 at-risk borrowers stay in their homes during the month of April, according to numbers released by the coalition on Friday.

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