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TODAY'S LISTING PICK
- $575,000
- condo
- 2 beds, 2 baths
- 912 ft2
- 2601 Frederick Douglass Boulevard
- Central Harlem
- Brand new condominium in the historic Strivers Row District.
- Listed at CBHK
News
No Ifs, Ands, or Butts-
Cataloging the questionable actions of the Upper West Side lawyers who strong-armed their smoking neighbor into submission.
The Rich Are Still Able to Exclude You-
Economic downturn be damned—it's still impossible to get past the city's most elite co-op boards.
Movers
- Leo’s Going Solar
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The Shutter Island actor purchases an ecofriendly bachelor pad in Battery Park City's Riverhouse building.
Features & Trends
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Thirtiessomething -
Developers are taking Murray Hill upscale, but there’s a problem: It’s Murray Hill.
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The Rush to Ground -
Why are three buildings rising on your block? Blame Albany’s tax laws.
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They Just Don't Understand -
In a tight market, banks look askance at walk-ups and studios. What’s a New Yorker to do?
- Trade You!
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Want a free week in a villa or on a ranch? Turns out Tuscans and Texans want your apartment, too.
- Who's Watching the Lobby?
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Co-op residents who share their buildings with doctors’ offices are on high alert.
- In the Shadow of No Towers
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There are good reasons to live next to ground zero. But the neighborhood’s not for everyone.
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Sponsor Directory
- Real Estate Showcase - Prestigious Properties
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“Whether you're just curious about real estate or actively looking, check out the Real Estate Showcase, where we feature some of the hottest properties on the market that you need to know about. From the tri-state area and beyond, we do the legwork to present the short list of the best of what’s out there. Click here to find out what we’re spotlighting in this week’s showcase.”
Neighborhood Maps & Itineraries
Ten Little Cities-
What does your New York look like? Each person’s city is a map of his obsessions.
Washington Heights
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Harlem's often touted as the uptown destination, but there’s another notable neighborhood farther up the A line.
- Welcome to South Harlem
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Gentrification debate aside, there’s no doubt South Harlem is changing for good.
