This week’s properties are on the Upper East Side, in NoHo and the Columbia Street Waterfront district in Brooklyn.

This week’s properties are in New Rochelle, N.Y., and North Caldwell, N.J.

A new study found the best cities for postsecondary students on a budget, based on rent and other expenses.

With about $600,000 to spend, a first-time buyer searched for a house with ‘a lot of bedrooms’ and an ‘outdoor, country feel.’ Here’s what he found.

The Ulster County hamlet has long been a magnet for New Yorkers seeking weekend homes. Since the pandemic, many have become full-time residents.

A 1905 Edwardian home in Mobile, a three-bedroom condominium in Cleveland and a midcentury ranch house in Oklahoma City.

Looking for an escape? We scoured properties in Cuenca and Cape Town, Boquete and British Columbia, India and Italy, and many more.

The Ulster County hamlet has long been a magnet for New Yorkers seeking weekend homes, including celebrities like Mandy Patinkin and Kathryn Grody. Since the pandemic, many have become full-time residents.

Here’s how to dress it up and choose the tools you’ll need — before you build that first roaring fire.

A Mediterranean-style house in Altadena, a three-bedroom retreat in Palm Springs and a Spanish-style home in Carmel-by-the-Sea.

Christina Blacken was smitten with her old neighborhood of Flatbush, Brooklyn. But when the pandemic struck, things began to fall apart.

Smartphones are ubiquitous, so it’s not unreasonable that your landlord would choose a technology that requires you to have one.

AUSTIN, TEXAS December 2, 2022 —  Keller Williams (KW), the world’s largest real estate franchise by agent count, has donated $100,000 to Mobile Loaves & Fishes to support the expansion of the organization’s Community First! Village, a 51-acre master-planned community designed specifically for men and women who are coming out of chronic homelessness. 

Nearly 400 formerly homeless neighbors currently live in the Village.  

“Community First! Village represents the model for how communities across our world can seek to resolve the immense challenges of homelessness,” said Gary Keller, executive chairman of KW. “And we’re honored to continue supporting its success and robust expansion efforts.”

On Dec. 1, KW executives toured Community First! Village and presented an annual $100,000 donation.  KW is more than midway through an initial 10-year, $1 million commitment to support the mission of Community First! Village, having donated $600,000 to date. 

Community First! Village is a development of Mobile Loaves & Fishes, a social outreach ministry that has been compassionately serving Austin’s homeless community for nearly 25 years. 

AUSTIN, TEXAS December 2, 2022 —  Keller Williams (KW), the world’s largest real estate franchise by agent count, has donated $100,000 to Mobile Loaves & Fishes to support the expansion of the organization’s Community First! Village, a 51-acre master-planned community designed specifically for men and women who are coming out of chronic homelessness. 

Nearly 400 formerly homeless neighbors currently live in the Village.  

“Community First! Village represents the model for how communities across our world can seek to resolve the immense challenges of homelessness,” said Gary Keller, executive chairman of KW. “And we’re honored to continue supporting its success and robust expansion efforts.”

On Dec. 1, KW executives toured Community First! Village and presented an annual $100,000 donation.  KW is more than midway through an initial 10-year, $1 million commitment to support the mission of Community First! Village, having donated $600,000 to date. 

Community First! Village is a development of Mobile Loaves & Fishes, a social outreach ministry that has been compassionately serving Austin’s homeless community for nearly 25 years. 

The full-floor penthouse, at 220 Central Park South, is the third priciest sale of the year, at least so far.

There’s no right way to decorate for whatever holidays you celebrate. But it never hurts to borrow some ideas from the pros. (Especially that gumdrop tree.)

Interior designer Rayman Boozer shares his holiday tradition.

Interior designers Stephen Alesch and Robin Standefer transformed a chandelier into a playful feature.

Interior designer Ken Fulk recommends mixing conventional holiday elements with decidedly unconventional ones to create a dessert buffet.

This week’s properties are in Bushwick and on Roosevelt Island and the Upper West Side.