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Christian Candy is shaking up his New York portfolio with a move from a historic townhouse to one of Manhattan’s most high-profile skyscrapers.

The single-wide looks untouched since it was tied down in 1999, but its cheap price and prime location makes it a modern miracle.

The four-story spread on East 61st Street has a dining room with a fireplace — as well as the weight of a foreclosure dispute making its way through court.

The comedian’s two-bedroom is in the East 80s, a block from the Metropolitan Museum of Art and Central Park, and comes lovingly decorated by the seller.

A British real estate developer has been identified as the buyer who nabbed a $12 million Further Lane property by the Maidstone Club in East Hampton.

An Attom study found the share of Manhattan home sales involving a trust — a tool for passing on wealth — surged to 28% in 2024.

All eyes are on the skies for this East River-front neighborhood, where brand new residential towers are rising alongside rents.

At 541 E. 72nd St., the duplex has a layout and an aesthetic as lavish as its literary history.

The Oscar-winning actress’s dazzling home is located inside the storied Osborne co-op — known as one of the most beautiful buildings on 57th Street.

It’s 2025, and we’re still trying to make third spaces happen. Or, at least, Brooklyn Crossing is. The luxury apartment building in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn, NY is now offering tenants an allowance to host more get-togethers as an incentive to build community inside its walls.

The home, at 349 W. 86th St., last sold in the late 1990s, and unsuccessfully aimed for a sale in 2013 for a much higher $50 million.

The late Donna Henes, who was known locally for her spiritual ceremonies, passed away in recent years — and now, her former shared home is now up for sale.