Situated in Central Greenwich Village on the block between East 9th and East 10th Streets, Stewart House (70 East 10th Street) is one of the neighborhood’s most sought-after mid-century modern residential cooperatives.
Read MoreMore homes have come on the market in Manhattan. It's just not enough.
Read MoreLocated on one of Greenwich Village’s most coveted tree-lined blocks between Fifth and Sixth Avenues, Butterfield House (37 West 12th Street) is a celebrated architectural landmark.
Read MoreLocated between East 10th and 11th Streets in the heart of the Greenwich Village Gold Coast, 39 Fifth Avenue holds a special place in Manhattan real estate history.
Read MoreWant to live on Lower Fifth Avenue but think the price of admission is too high? 24 Fifth Avenue may be worth a look.
Read MoreBrooklyn’s market gained momentum in Q3, with closed sales up 12.1% from the previous quarter.
Read MoreYear to date, Manhattan resale contracts total 7,405, about 5% above the historical average of 7,052.
Read MoreAll three are mid-century modern white-brick buildings with full-service staff and strong financials. But there are some important differences that might make one a better fit for you than the others.
Read MoreManhattan’s market held up pretty well in Q3, despite high borrowing costs and plenty of economic uncertainty.
Read MoreThe inside scoop on the most beautiful co-op on Lower 5th Avenue.
Read MoreInterest rates have risen to over 7%. How is that affecting the New York City real estate market?
Read MoreIf you’re looking for an apartment along Lower Fifth Avenue, one of the first things I’d suggest figuring out is whether you’re really a pre-war person or a post-war person.
Read MoreIt’s a competitive time for Manhattan home buyers.
Read MoreYesterday, Compass unveiled See It First™ – the biggest redesign of Compass.com in 10 years.
Read MoreManhattan listing inventory hit a five-year low last week.
Read MoreIf you're looking for a classic pre-war co-op on Lower Fifth Avenue, 40 Fifth Avenue is one of the addresses that deserves special attention.
Read MoreIf you’re looking for a classic pre-war co-op in Greenwich Village, 51 Fifth Avenue is one of those buildings that rewards buyers who appreciate the details.
Read MoreIf you're looking for a full-service co-op in Greenwich Village, The John Adams at 101 West 12th Street is one worth knowing.
Read MoreThere is so much to like about The Brevoort at 11 Fifth Avenue. Yes, it’s just a block from Washington Square Park, but the location is only the beginning.
Read MoreIf you know Greenwich Village, you know there are few addresses quite like 1 Fifth Avenue.
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