A community tradition dating back to 1971 attracts 4,000 kids and creates inter-building rivalries.

In the Valley of the Sun, summer heat has not stopped the downtown population from nearly tripling over 15 years.

Today’s anti-fall technology has come a long way from ‘I’ve fallen and I can’t get up!’ Here’s how it works.

The musician and the actor, who separated months ago, are asking just under $8 million. Also, the Weeknd and Mark Wahlberg buy estates in South Florida. Roseanne Barr sells her nut farm.

Eliot Coleman, whose 1989 book inspired generations of gardeners, shared the lessons he has been teaching for the past 50 some years in his latest work.

Conversions of hotels, hospitals and other buildings can address a supply shortage, but obstacles prevent them from being more common.

Looking for a place they could enjoy their passion for fishing, a couple found much more: two cabins on 14 acres of land.

Once a mainstay of the Gilded Age, the grand banquet hall lost its luster with high society. But you can still find one if you look in the right places.

A 1963 house in Encino, a hillside home in Orinda and a Mediterranean-style home in Santa Barbara.

The Greenwich Village building has been home to celebrities like John Philip Sousa and Kylie Jenner — and, according to prosecutors, Mafia-controlled poker games.

Immigration status can be a factor in mortgage eligibility.

These variegated, collaged-looking nests — fetching up to $250 each — are a recent fixation in interior design.

A modernist house in a leafy Auckland suburb, an apartment with skyline views in the Central Business District, and rustic lodge near Queenstown.

In tribute to her South Florida background, Madelyn Brown and her husband went for a “swamp chic” theme when they renovated a narrow 19th-century rowhouse in Washington.

Senior living operators are embracing private clubs, but the experiences raise questions about how they affect community dynamics.

After passing on the Upper East Side, a couple ventured down to Battery Park City in search of a studio or one-bedroom for less than $600,000.

Recent census data shows that owning a home that is considered affordable is impossible in some areas.

This week’s properties are in Chelsea, on the Upper East Side and the Grand Concourse.

Visitors lined up for hours outside an architect’s Minetta Lane mansion to get an up-close look at a decade-long restoration.

This week’s properties are a three-bedroom in Mamaroneck and a five-bedroom in Brookfield.