The new owner of a tiny house in Los Angeles was determined not to lose any of its history when she renovated.

More than half of the tenants in a prewar co-op in Chelsea are seniors. Rosalind Hernandez, the super, is especially close to one tenant who is 98.

This week’s properties are a four-bedroom in Irvington, N.Y., and a seven-bedroom in Hightstown, N.J.

A new study answers this question for renters in the 100 largest U.S. cities.

This week’s properties are in Chelsea, the East Village and Riverdale.

Two years in the community of Celebration, Fla., turned out to be a little too much Disney. A couple wanted a new house in a slightly calmer area — but still with plenty of amusement.

Frozen herbs can conjure up the delights of warm weather even in the depths of winter. Here’s how to get started.

A Craftsman bungalow in Syracuse, an Edwardian house in Louisville and a 1912 cottage in Milwaukie.

Keeping that promise turned out to be harder than she expected.

Here’s what young people from coast to coast are saying about how they manage to keep a roof over their heads.

A renovated midcentury house in Lake Arrowhead, a hillside cottage with a guesthouse in Topanga and a bungalow in Gardena.

In most cases, minor lease violations aren’t pursued because of the time and expense involved. But full transparency can often be the best course.

Mother A.M.E. Zion Church recently received a $200,000 grant for preservation, but attendance has dwindled to a few dozen congregants each Sunday.

This week’s listings are in Lincoln Square, Kips Bay and Long Island City.

This week’s listings are four-bedroom homes in East Quogue, N.Y., and Stamford, Conn.

New U.S. homes sold in 2022 were slightly smaller than those sold a decade earlier. But the prices have skyrocketed.

After a few years of renting in Brooklyn, a young couple combed through listings in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn Heights and Boerum Hill. Here’s where they landed.

This beach town is becoming more polished, but residents still cherish its old-fashioned vibe: “That’s the cool part about growing up here.”

This shoreline borough is becoming more polished, but residents still cherish its old-fashioned vibe: “That’s the cool part about growing up here.”

For 500 years, we’ve documented the science and beauty of the natural world by pressing plants. It’s a tradition that anyone can join.