A 1927 bungalow in Oakland, a two-bedroom condominium in Los Angeles and a mobile home in Agoura Hills.

Technically you’re not roommates, but the law could still work in your favor.

Corporations are now mimicking fashion designers and hiring development firms to create a signature scent that clients won’t forget.

Apartment Therapy’s pop-up exhibition is open consecutive weekends in October, in Sunset Park, Brooklyn.

The “Small/Cool NYC” pop-up exhibition in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, offers rooms you can explore created by designers you know — and some you may not.

This week’s properties are a six-bedroom in Yonkers, N.Y., and a five-bedroom in Livingston, N.J.

This week’s properties are in Chelsea, Hell’s Kitchen and Williamsburg.

A study ranked 182 cities for safety based on data around money and finances, crime rates, and natural disasters.

With a long-held dream of becoming a New Yorker, an American expatriate in London trusted her gut, and her broker, to find an affordable place remotely. Here’s how she did it.

An 1867 house in Doylestown, an Edwardian home in Livingston and a Tudor Revival house in San Francisco.

The Tacoma condo hadn’t been touched in 40 years, and the pandemic made renovating tricky. But it turned out so well, now the architect wants to buy it.

Dozens of parking lots have opened across the country for working people who can afford a car but not rent.

Re/Max and Anywhere Real Estate, a brokerage franchiser, will no longer require agents to belong to the National Association of Realtors, as part of agreements to settle two class-action lawsuits.

The celebrated photographer is selling her co-op at 88 Central Park West. She is asking $8.6 million, and paid almost $11.3 million nine years ago.

A Spanish-style house in Pasadena, an 1883 Victorian in San Francisco and a three-bedroom bungalow in Marina del Rey.

The celebrated photographer is selling her co-op at 88 Central Park West. She is asking $8.6 million, and paid almost $11.3 million nine years ago.

The masterly Piccirilli brothers set up a shop in the Bronx and used hammers and chisels to create some of the most important public sculptures in the city.

Noise complaints in New York City often go nowhere, but luckily for you, the source of the noise is an illegal business.

This week’s properties are in Murray Hill, on the Upper West Side and in the Rockaways.

This week’s properties are in Sands Point, N.Y., and Ridgefield, Conn.