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Neighborhoods like Bed-Stuy and Crown Heights had a combined median resale price of $494,564 in January.

A Streeteasy report found it made financial sense to consider buying if you're planning to stay 5 years.

Manhattan price growth is expected to be below 1 percent; Brooklyn about 4 percent, StreetEasy says.

StreetEasy crunched data on the most affordable areas for "typical" first-time buyers spending $524K.

Sunset Park, Park Slope and other Brooklyn neighborhoods dominated StreetEasy's most walk-ups list.

Real estate experts believe Jamaica will be the next hot spot in the city.

The area will be the third hottest real estate market in the city, according to StreetEasy.

StreetEasy predicts that Queens will see a surge of new demand in 2016.

Brooklynites are the best delivery tippers, according to StreetEasy and Seamless.

Manhattan and Brooklyn sales prices and rents continue to rise at a record pace, StreetEasy found.

Real estate platform HomeCanvasr promises you listings you can't find on StreetEasy or elsewhere.

Rents have soared nearly 80 percent in the neighborhood, according to StreetEasy.

Cobble Hill is one of four Brooklyn neighborhoods that surpassed Manhattan rents, a new report says.

See which neighborhoods had the fastest and slowest rental markets in August.

To afford 2015's median rent in NYC, you need to earn more than four times the state's minimum wage.