A four-bedroom stone house in Bala Cynwyd, Pa., a 19th-century farmhouse in Germantown, N.Y., and am 18th-century Colonial in Essex, Conn.

The photographer Susan Schiffman shoots rent-stabilized apartments in the neighborhood intended as portraits of the unseen tenants who live in them.

Take a tour of the place where Jules Feiffer said he found his “fire.”

Designers show us how to turn what used to be the most formal area of a home into an inviting, multipurpose space.

Why Trying to Time the Denver Real Estate Market is a Fool’s Errand

If you’ve been holding off on buying or selling a home in the Denver metro area because you’re waiting for the “perfect time,” it’s time to rethink your strategy. Trying to time the market is a gamble that even the pros can’t win consistently. The reality is that no one can predict when prices will hit rock bottom or peak. Instead, the smartest real estate moves are made when they align with your goals and personal situation—not by chasing market trends. Whether you’re upsizing, downsizing, or just looking for a change, now may be the right time to make your move.

In the Denver metro, we’ve seen a slight dip in home prices, with the average close price dropping 2.47% from $689,616 in September of last year, to $672,600 in September of this year. Meanwhile, the average days a home stays on the market increased by 5.41% from 37 days to 39 days. New listings have remained stable at 5,053, while pending sales have increased by 3.64%, reaching 3,761. Active listings have grown slightly by 3.65% to 11,115 month-over-month— but a notable 45.69% year-over-year rise.

October Events Around Town!

And a couple early November events…

Present – November 2nd: Magic of the Jack O’Lanterns

A 1958 midcentury-modern house in Palm Springs, a 1947 ranch-style house in Los Angeles, and a 1926 Craftsman-style house in Berkeley.

A couple briefly considered moving to one of the newer market-rate buildings in New York City and paying more for a splashier place. Then they got real.

Finding a rental is one thing, but moving into it is no picnic either. These days, a “senior move manager” can help streamline the process.

New York’s tenant data privacy law specifically addresses landlords’ use of ‘smart’ entry and intercom systems. Here’s what it says.

Autumn is for addressing one of the most neglected parts of your home.

A couple bought a second home with friends, and then decided that being neighbors would be much more fun.

Three takes on a water lifestyle in Canada’s eastern province: A shingled home by the bay, a chic cabin and a contemporary bungalow.

Follow the journey of Matthew Malin and Andrew Goetz as they recreate their dream house destroyed by fire.

After arriving from California, a Manhattan-based lawyer found the Upper West Side too loud and crowded. Would her budget be enough for some outdoor space in Brooklyn?

This week’s properties are a six-bedroom in Yonkers and a four-bedroom in Darien.

This week’s properties are in Greenwich Village, Gramercy Park and Kingsbridge.

High renewal rates and high occupancy are among the factors increasing competition among renters.

In the wake of a tragic 2021 building collapse, lawmakers are requiring condos to fund restoration projects. The bills are crippling homeowners.

A sunny one-bedroom condo in Minneapolis, a ranch-style house in Williamstown, Mass., and a 19th-century townhouse in Baltimore.