Real Estate

  1. Gary Hovland

    Helping Those Who Hoard

    In a city where most people live close together, in small spaces, hoarding is aproblem that affects everyone — and solving it isn’t that simple.

  2. Robert Wright for The New York Times

    On Location

    The Hurricane-Proof Beach House

    The Sea Bright, N.J., home was designed to be indestructible.

    1. Linda Jaquez for The New York Times

      On the Market

      Homes for Sale in Brooklyn and Manhattan

      This week’s properties are on Sutton Place, in Lenox Hill, and in Downtown Brooklyn.

    2. Douglas Healey for The New York Times

      On the Market

      Homes for Sale in New York and Connecticut

      This week’s properties include five-bedroom homes in New Canaan, Conn., and Sands Point, N.Y.

  1. 360 View

    Karsten Moran for The New York Times

    New Condo Complaints Heat Up

    Homeowners are seeing the same problems that plagued shoddy buildings in the last housing cycle, but a new court ruling may limit their legal options.

  2. Calculator

    Where Can You Get the Most Space for the Money?

    Some cities are more expensive than others, but even in those where the median home price is about the same, the price per square foot can vary dramatically.

  5. Guide

    How to Buy a Home

    Buying a home can seem like a daunting process, but with careful research and determination, the keys to that dream home can be yours. We’ll help you along your path toward homeownership.

  1. International Real Estate

    Peters & Peters Sotheby’s International Realty

    House Hunting in … Frankfurt, Germany

    With a rapidly growing population and limited housing supply, Frankfurt has seen prices increase by more than 10 percent in the last year.

  3. The Fix

    Robert Deitchler for The New York Times

    Creating a Garden Oasis in the City

    You’ve finally got some outdoor space. Now what are you going to do with it?

  4. Ask Real Estate

    Federica Del Proposto

    A Crying Baby Next Door

    When the noisy baby in the apartment next door keeps you up all night, is there anything to be done?

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  3. Ask Real Estate

    Federica Del Proposto

    Getting Rid of Tree Roots From Next Door

    When the roots from a neighbor’s tree destroy your driveway, who is responsible for fixing it?

  5. Ask Real Estate

    Federica Del Proposto

    When a Roommate Won’t Pay Up

    What’s the best way to raise a roommate’s rent — or get her to move out?

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  2. Living In

    Tivoli, N.Y.: Authenticity on the Hudson

    This Dutchess County village, with a bakery, a whiskey bar, Victorian architecture and plenty of undeveloped land, is no manicured suburb, residents say.

  3. Living In

    David Handschuh for The New York Times

    Edgewater, N.J.: A Riverside Borough, With Quirks

    Hugging the Hudson River, Edgewater is home to a colony of monk parrots, an exotic Japanese food hall and a swamped historic ferryboat.

  4. Living In

    Jane Beiles for The New York Times

    Salisbury, Conn.: An Antidote for Cabin Fever

    A small town with a range of cultural attractions and upscale restaurants nearby. Homeowners find sophisticated and accomplished neighbors as well.

  5. Living In

    Aaron Zebrook for The New York Times

    Breezy Point, Queens: Tested by Hurricane Sandy

    Years after the hurricane destroyed 350 homes, the private community has not fully recovered. But there are flip-flops for sale again in the surf shop, and new sand dunes to hide young lovers.