My Affordable Real Estate

Steve Eisman, the hedge fund manager who bet heavily against subprime mortgages, has come back into the Manhattan co-op market to buy a larger, more gracious apartment.

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Louise Bourgeois, the French-born sculptor, who lives in a 15-foot-wide town house on West 20th Street, is about to get some additional elbow room.

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Scott Bessent’s 11-room duplex apartment at One Sutton Place South could be considered a bellwether for the fall season and the possible recovery of the Manhattan real estate market.

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This house, built for an owner who invested three years and $11 million and then changed his mind, can be had unfinished for $9 million.Long Island has several nearly finished ultra-high-end “dream homes” on that market that were built to the personal specification of owners who changed their minds near the end of the process.

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The Evelyn, an 1885 apartment house, wasn’t named after Stanford White’s mistress, Evelyn Nesbit, despite the rumors.

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Instead of moving, Helen Pearlstein renovated her Brooklyn home.Helen Pearlstein, an ebullient blonde in her 60s, is one of the best-known residents of Concord Village, her Brooklyn co-op.

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Real estate agents who once plied their trade solo under the aegis of their companies are increasingly joining teams.

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Mr. Cohen is the president and chief executive of the Cohen Brothers Realty Corporation, which owns more than 12 million square feet of office and design center properties nationwide.

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A new online service offers free help to keep homeowners safe from a form of fraud known as “house theft.”

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The city’s unemployment rate is 29%, but gaming revenue at its three casinos has been off only 2% from a year ago so far this year. Atlantic City’s gaming revenue has fallen 14%, and the Las Vegas Strip is down 14%.

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