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The former governor of New York faces a lawsuit from a cooperative board that could upend his plans to build condos on the Upper East Side. On a coveted stretch [...]

Trading a co-op for a single-family house in a different neighborhood solved the problems of a growing brood. It was the day Patrick Boyd and his family moved into their [...]

During her years of moving among New York shares and sublets, Lisa Marsova encountered tiny bedrooms, soaring rents and icky roaches. Eventually, she rented her own studio in a glassy [...]

During her years of moving among New York shares and sublets, Lisa Marsova encountered tiny bedrooms, soaring rents and icky roaches. Eventually, she rented her own studio in a glassy [...]

New York's enduring vertical village, the cooperative, has faced a variety of challenges during the pandemic. Of the hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers who left the city in the [...]

Paul Rizza was on a bike ride in the Bronx one day in the spring of 2018 when he found himself in Joyce Kilmer Park, along the Grand Concourse, and [...]

Buying an apartment in a New York co-op building can seem like such a great idea -- at first. But just wait. There is often a steep learning curve that [...]

Byline: Michele Lerner Prospective home buyers with a budget capped at $400,000 face a bit of sticker shock in the District, where the median sales price was $569,500 in July, [...]

Ask Real Estate is a weekly column that answers questions from across the New York region. Submit yours to realestateqa@nytimes.com. No Love for a Bench Q. We live in a [...]

As director of operations and compliance for AKAM Associates, a property management company for luxury co-op and condominium buildings in New York City, Doug Weinstein is responsible for all physical [...]

Byline: SYDNIA YU DONE DEALS SELLING PRICE $2,350,000 PREVIOUS SELLING PRICE $591,000 (1997) TAXES $12,309 (2010) DAYS ON THE MARKET Zero CO-OP AGENT Andrea Stark, Royal LePage Real Estate Services [...]

Security Locks and Aesthetics QI live in a Manhattan co-op where the board decided to renovate the hallways. Without notifying us, it removed my secondary security lock and said only [...]

IF ever a building could be said to have a defining characteristic, it's the small co-op on Sullivan Street in West SoHo wreathed by a fat wisteria vine. The five-story [...]

In a Foreclosure, Who Gets the Rent? QA notice was posted in our apartment building that a foreclosure proceeding has been started against the building owner. Do we continue to [...]

PROSPECT HEIGHTS STUDIO $175,000 BROOKLYN: 77 Eastern Parkway, #1D An L-shaped co-op with a dining area on the first floor of an Art Deco building opposite the Brooklyn Botanic Garden. […]

Address: 221 East 18th Street (between Beverley and Albemarle Roads), #4E The Property: A one- bedroom one-bath co-op with a large foyer, eat-in kitchen and dining area in a prewar […]

BROOKLYN HEIGHTS CO-OP $1,095,000 BROOKLYN: 160 Columbia Heights (at Clark Street), #4G/H A two-bedroom two-bath apartment in a 10-story 1936 building with a part-time doorman and a live-in super, on […]

PARK SLOPE CO-OP $575,000 BROOKLYN: 499 12th Street (near Prospect Park West), #4R A two-bedroom one-bath co-op with a separate dining room and a living room with bay window. Suzanne […]

Q. In the Q. & A. column on July 18, you indicated that co-op shareholders can be evicted from their apartments for nonpayment of maintenance charges. I would like to […]

ON June 11, the New York Court of Appeals, the state's highest court, issued a ruling that co-op and condominium lawyers say is one of the most significant statements it […]

WHAT was once a tidal wave of conversions of New York City rental buildings to condominiums or co-ops slowed drastically a decade ago, but a trickle of conversions continues. In […]

THE 17-story Stratford House on Overlook Avenue in Hackensack seems no different than it did just 13 months ago, but the 133-unit building has since undergone a transformation from a […]

PEOPLE thinking about buying an apartment usually know that there are two kinds available -- condominiums and co-ops -- and that the main difference is that the owner of a […]