NEW YORK CITY

High prices and limited supply are keeping renters from becoming buyers.

Are there limits to what shareholders can see – and how they can use it?

City issuing a blizzard of stop-work orders at construction sites.

New rules will save energy but cost co-ops and condos money.

Evolving Department of Buildings directives force boards and managers to adapt.

This week we'll explore a couple of warning signs: when second-hand smoke becomes a first-class headache; and when apartments fail to sell, or sell below market value.

Valid liability insurance for every contractor and subcontractor is a must.

The tricky art of diagnosing a building’s physical ailments.

Middle market joins high end in boosting prices across the city.

Pacing is everything: Boards need to move gently when imposing assessments, and they need to move quickly when confronted with mold.