Get the tape measure out and mark the dimensions of appliances so you know what it looks like in real life vs. a rendering.
6 Things You Need to Know Before Starting Your Home Renovation
Questions You’ve Never Thought to Ask About Apartment Insurance
Gotham doesn’t use a bot, but they do have a diligent staff of people who will get you the proper quote in 15 minutes.
Brooklyn Expats Find Green and Business-Friendly Climate Two Hours Away — in the Hudson Valley
Are you upstate curious? Come to the Brooklyn Cider House in Bushwick in Brooklyn on June 18 for a free happy hour.
The 8 Hidden Costs of a Bathroom Remodel That Can Break Your Budget
Want to replace a shower body, tub or make any changes to the plumbing fixtures? If you’re in a prewar building, you might be required to replace the copper piping back to the riser.
Which of These Disastrous Scenarios is Covered by Your Apartment Insurance?
Your microwave popcorn fire spreads and the homeowner above you suffers burns. Your policy covers his expenses. True or false?
Long Island City’s Tallest Tower: Panoramic Views, 75-Foot Outdoor Pool and Amenities Galore
The 67-story glass tower in Long Island City offers 802 units, some of which have private, outdoor terraces.
New Boerum Hill Condo Building Features Smart Kitchens, Rooftop Dining and Japanese Design
Ryoko Okada and the architects of ODA New York have drawn from Japanese design principles that provide a cocoon from the outer world.
Broadway-Caliber ‘Alice in Wonderland’ for Grown-ups Debuts at Long Island City’s Plaxall Gallery
Occupying 12,000 square feet in an industrial strip of Long Island City, Plaxall Gallery is home to Long Island City Artists Inc.
Bathroom Redone in Three Weeks? Renovation Startup Uses Digital Innovation to Make It Possible
Based on photos and videos of your space, Block Renovation delivers an all-inclusive proposal, with everything needed to build your bathroom.
Wisdom for First-Time Renters, Movers and Buyers: Protect Your Stuff Once and For Always
Most damages from home accidents in New York City -- from broken pipes and overflows -- are not covered by simply signing a lease.
