NYT Real Estate

Evan Levy realized he could build an accessory dwelling unit within his budget if he did much of the work himself.

HB Studio, founded in 1945, has serious financial woes and is in disrepair.

Even after stretching their budget, a family couldn’t buy their Southern California home from their landlord, leading them to try the opposite coast.

This week’s properties include a midcentury home in Hastings-on-Hudson, N.Y., and a colonial-style home in Fairfield, Conn.

An architect laid bare the imperfections of his home renovation to fully reveal the building, and leave room for later inspiration.

The condominium association is still obligated to provide a reasonable accommodation, experts said.

Cosmetic restoration of your floorboards takes only a few simple tools and materials.

The median national home price gets you a vastly different spread, depending where you are.

The renovated apartment featuring a once hidden early work by the New York artist is on the market for $25 million.

This week’s properties are on the Upper East Side, in Tudor City and Downtown Brooklyn.

Two architects turned a Cold War-era relay station into the Sea-Air-Land-Tower (SALT) House.

Thinking her career prospects would be elsewhere, Sakiya Glover saw a Facebook post that helped inspire her move from Tampa, Fla., to the Texas metropolis.

For your consideration: A Tudor Revival in Salt Lake City, a farmhouse in Woodbury, Conn., and a Craftsman in Denver.

High ceilings and loft layouts can create particular decorating predicaments. Here’s how one design obsessive would tackle the issue.

Paying more upfront can shift more of the risk of your future health care costs to the community, said a lawyer who practices elder law.

Create a “water garden” to support the vulnerable creatures, animals and organisms that make up your hyperlocal food chain.

Circumstances and geography kept them apart, but they settled into a Brooklyn two-bedroom last year and have largely mastered the sibling dynamics.

Talk through anything with gray area before the closing to have clarity and avoid disappointment.

America's growing crop of billionaires made 2026 a record year for $100 million listings.

This week’s properties are in Marble Hill, Hell’s Kitchen and Forest Hills.