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The recession halted many condominium projects in New York City, but some are back on the market with a new look and new prices.

An 1899 town house on East 116th Street, owned by a performance artist and her husband, is a time capsule of a neighborhood’s Italian-American heyday.

With Grand Central Terminal, there is a network of fragments of what was conceived as Terminal City, a unified matrix of development atop the new real estate created when the tracks and railroad yards were covered.

Variously known as West SoHo and the South Village, Hudson Square has luxury residential buildings, interspersed with a fair amount of commercial space.

In today’s market, some New York brokers say they have never encountered so many demands from their clients, or so much hostility.

The actor sold his two-bedroom apartment on Central Park West for $1.35 million.

Many economists believe that the days of banking on an asset that could only rise in value are gone for good.

Piles of laundry and mobs of people no longer plague a couple who left Manhattan for Prospect Heights, Brooklyn.

A new Web site for struggling borrowers has information in two languages, and explanatory videos.

In one of the country’s costliest ZIP codes, activity and prices have declined.