real estate:

Adam Hochfelder received 32 months to eight years in prison on Monday.

Robert De Niro was sued in Manhattan Federal Court by a former employee who says he was wrongfully dismissed.

For the price of a lottery ticket, house hunters can bid on apartments on the Upper East Side.

"What Not to Wear" is looking for a bad-dressing broker to be nominated in secret by friends, family or coworkers.

Street artist James De La Vega was famous for his chalk drawings and motivational messages.

Laurence Lewitas, 47, was arraigned for an alleged $6.7 million real estate tax scam.

Chinatown author and historian Peter Kwong will discuss Chinatown's future in the face of encroaching development.

City Councilman Robert Jackson joined tenants to protest a lack of services and repairs to a Washington Heights building.

Community Board 7 members say city wants mega-development to include 20 percent affordable housing

Anna Chapman, a 28-year-old Financial District resident, was allegedly working in Manhattan as a Russian spy.

A judge granted a motion to foreclose on the massive East Side complex, allowing it to head to the auction block.

New luxury rental building in Cooper Square puts prices for three-bedrooms in the tens of thousands.

Adam Hochfelder admitted to stealing nearly $20 million on Friday

An Upper West Side butler has inherited two apartments in the famed Dakota apartment building.

The West Harlem Local Development Corp., charged with managing the funds, has been mired in mismanagement.