Sean MacPherson said the Washington Square Hotel, once home to Bob Dylan and Joan Baez, would only get a gentle restoration.

Hosts are placing dead bolts on the doors, using muted colors, and installing indoor swings to make their homes more inclusive.

The Ubiquitous, Ridiculous, Coveted New York Co-op How a quasi-utopian housing model became a de facto standard and persists to this day.

The end of the summer is typically not a great time for new apartments coming to market. But we managed to find a lot of ...

Fans have been getting up close to the action at shoots for The Devil Wears Prada 2. That may be a marketing ploy. Video: ...

For decades, though, the tabloids were filled with the weird, only-in-New York phenomenon whereby the rich, accomplished, and ...

Steinberg’s building is one of the last prewar co-ops to have a private restaurant. The amenity was ubiquitous in the years ...

Swimmers ages 62 and up did leg raises and flexed pool noodles at the weekly water-aerobics class at Thomas Jefferson Pool in ...

We had all the time in the world to fight and hate each other.” Manhattan, on the board more than five years I remember I was ...

Is that a flag of surrender hanging outside the old home of the Limelight, on Sixth Avenue? It’s bright white, and its ...

Wearing a wig to the board interview, building your dog’s volunteer history, and getting your friendships vetted.