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Seattle has become the Silicon Forest – second only, I suppose, to the Bay Area.

Even though Manhattan’s rental market is cooling for the first time in a decade, the borough was recently named home to country’s three most-expensive zip codes for renters.

Real estate experts speculate on how rising interest rates could affect the US housing market, and affordability in 2017.

Online marketplaces are are a real treasure trove for design lovers.

US homebuyers have faced intense competition due to rising national home prices and tight inventory.

Top local architects have designed this year’s wizardry-themed gingerbread creations.

New data suggests there was a 50 percent decrease in repeat homeowners when comparing 2001 to 2015.

Two similarly named but very different high tech applications want to make moving easier for New Yorkers.

Created by the Natural Areas Conservancy over a two-year period, the map lays out all of the city’s forests, wetlands and grasslands.

Called CityBldr, the software helps real estate developers track individual underused properties and potential land assemblages.

BuzzBuzzHome is introducing a new feature that narrows the gap between image and reality: 3D floorplans.

The New York City Economic Development Corporation has worked steadily toward the revitalization of East 125th since 2003.

The Auction.com ranking is based on “rising home prices, favorable affordability and strong housing demand, combined with strong economic and demographic conditions.”

Residential properties in the area had an average value of $579,000 in 2014. That number went up $66,200 this year to $645,200.

Even those who don’t care about box scores, batting averages or hat tricks might want to start looking into properties near stadiums, a new study suggests.

Do you believe buying a home is a sound financial decision? If so, you’re part of the majority in America, suggests a National Association of Realtors survey.