My Affordable Real Estate

The rebuilding of the World Trade Center will be pushed back into the next decade and will cost up to $3 billion more than planned. The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey is set to release a report detailing significant delays and cost overruns on construction.

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Maggie Weber and Joey Arak decided it was time to move out of their “junky” apartment, but they wanted to stay in the East Village.

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Mark and Bonnie Fodor found themselves stuck in a market in Westport so unkind that they are still looking for a buyer a year later.

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When prices were soaring, credit was flowing and selling was as easy as jamming a FOR SALE sign into your front lawn, the simplest way to upgrade your home was to sell and get the heck out of it. In other words, move to a bigger and better one.

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The rental market in New York City usually gets stronger when co-op and condo sales slow down. But this year, some landlords of high-end buildings are feeling the need to offer free rent and other enticements.

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Dan Hendrick and his partner, Jimmy Van Bramer, found a house with a secret garden in the back.

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Schrafft’s, the lunchroom and candy and ice cream maker, left a few physical traces on the New York landscape.

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Bedford Park is both affordable and diverse, and has good access to public transportation and major highways for easy commuting to both Manhattan and Westchester.

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The developers of Fitzgerald, a new condominium development carved out of a prewar warehouse on West 117th Street in Harlem, have decided they will issue mortgages directly to buyers.

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15 Central Park West was designed by Robert A. M. Stern to echo the Dakota, but now there are two 10-room apartments on the market in the original building.

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