190-year-old Queens bar Neir's saved from closing
With a little help from Mayor Bill de Blasio and the Queens Chamber of Commerce, beloved 190-year-old Queens bar Neir’s will not be closing anytime soon.
Beloved Queens bar Neir’s saved from closing
Beloved neighborhood bar Neir's in Queens has been saved from closing after 190 years in business.
Facing huge rent hike, Neir's Tavern in Queens to close after 190-year run
Neir's Tavern is known as "the most famous bar you've never heard of." It has been a staple in the neighborhood but will close its doors for good on Sunday.
Harry Potter flagship store to open in New York in summer 2020
Harry Potter fans will no doubt line up to check out a Wizarding World store that will open in Midtown Manhattan.
New York town selling mansion for $50K - but there's a catch
The city of Auburn, New York, is selling a massive Victorian home for $50,000 - but only if interested buyers can provide a full restoration plan for the residence.
CA 'Beverly Hillbillies' mansion sold in $150 million historic real estate deal
Take a look at the most expensive piece of real estate ever sold in California history!
Official: Cruise ship could house 1,000 homeless in Oakland
A San Francisco Bay Area city official wants to explore the possibility of using a cruise ship to house up to 1,000 homeless people amid a high cost of living and a shortage of housing.
Company surprises its 198 employees with $10 million holiday bonus
The real estate firm said the average employee will receive $50,000.
Green grades coming for large buildings in New York | Climate and Consequence
Large commercial and residential buildings in New York City will begin posting letter grades indicating how green they are.
Americans getting older before buying homes
The median age of people buying homes in the United States has risen to 47 years old, up from 31 years old in 1981, according to a new report released by the National Association of Realtors.
Fewer millennials plan to ever own a home
12.3 percent of millennials plan to “always rent” instead of owning a home.
The abrupt rise and fall of the priciest zip codes in NYC
New York City is home to ten of the most priciest zip codes in the nation, according to a new report by PropertyShark.
Exclusive tour of the world’s skinniest skyscraper
If you've driven in and out of Manhattan recently you've probably seen it, the world's skinniest skyscraper.
Report: California has 91 of the 'Top 100 Most Expensive U.S. Zip Codes'
California has 91 of the most expensive zip codes in the U.S. for 2019, according to a new annual ranking report by the real estate website PropertyShark.
This renovation returns the most bang for your buck
Dream kitchens and luxurious bathrooms are often the go-to renovations for homeowners looking for the best return on investment, but experts suggest the biggest bang for their buck might be as simple as replacing a garage door.
Facebook pledges $1 billion to fight California affordable housing crisis
Facebook announced Tuesday that the company would be providing $1 billion to help address the affordable housing crisis in California.
Real estate trends and millennials
Millennials now make up the largest group of homebuyers in the United States. Amy Plitt is the editor of Curbed New York. She discusses trends that buyers and sellers need to know about.
Spring 2019 home-buying tips
Spring home-buying season is almost here. Grant Long of StreetEasy expects this to be a busy spring season. A lot of listings will come on the market in March and a really big wave will hit in April and May. Last year was a really big spring buying season, he says, because a lot of sellers decided it was the right time to list. More than 12,000 units were listed on StreetEasy in March, April and May 2018.
2019 real estate trends for NYC
To rent or to buy? To sell or to hold? Where will you find the best real estate deals in New York this year? StreetEasy senior economist Grant Long says prices are continuing to fall in a lot of places in the city and buyers continue to have the upper hand in negotiations.
Williamsburg real estate
A day after Gov. Cuomo announced that he intended to avert a full shut down of the L-train and instead have repairs done during nights and weekends, calls started coming into Can Nomer, the director of leasing at Level, a 554-unit high-rise on the waterfront in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.