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It’s a renter’s market. Here are some tips to help you take advantage of your power as a tenant.

As the pandemic drags on, some of us who had grand plans for self improvement as we sheltered in place are tearing up those to-do lists.

In the Salzburg area, low supply and a revived seller’s market are keeping the inventory moving.

Six months into the pandemic, inventory is up in Manhattan while buyers are heading to Brooklyn for more space and lower prices.

This week’s properties are in Greenwood Heights, Ridgewood and Greenwich Village.

This week’s properties are five-bedroom houses in Scarsdale, N.Y., and Fairfield, Conn.

High-end grocery stores at the ground level of rental buildings have been shown to produce higher rents, greater rent increases and faster leasing.

An 1840 Greek Revival home near Louisville, a midcentury-modern house in Springfield and a Gothic-Tudor cottage in Minneapolis.

These side-by-side Suffolk County villages are off the beaten path, where ‘the landscape has a lot of romance’ and single-family houses are the rule.

Recent commercial real estate transactions in New York.

With environmental benefits and lower labor costs, mass timber has grown into a market that could rival steel and concrete in the construction industry.

A 108-acre property on Long Island’s North Shore that has been a popular film setting goes on the market for $29.9 million.

Cascading down a rocky slope in West Vancouver, the home was a creative effort that required patience and a tolerance for loss.

A 1926 Tudor Revival in Santa Ana, a Spanish-style house in Solvang and a townhouse overlooking a golf course in Danville.

Because it may not be cold yet, but it will be soon.

After the pandemic hit, the number of longer-term listings jumped in the Irish capital. That brought some relief to a crunched market for renters, though it may not last.

Recent residential sales in New York City and the region.

An artist who bought a loft on West Broadway for $15,000 in 1972 sells it for $2.4 million and retires to her home borough of Queens.

New signed contracts for single-family homes in the Hamptons in August more than doubled from a year ago.

The villa’s artificial intelligence system manages everything from closing the windows when it rains to melting snow on the driveway.