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East Village »

Listings for four apartments on East 5th Street appeared online, even though they cannot be occupied.

Lower East Side »

Homes in the East Village and Lower East Side were on the market for an average of 31 and 36 days.

SoHo »

But don't get your hopes up. Real estate is still very pricy there, according to Streeteasy.

Crown Heights »

The neighborhood is one of 11 in Brooklyn where buyers are shelling out more than sellers ask.

Prospect Heights »

Half of Brooklyn neighborhoods saw sales prices that were at or above asking prices, StreetEasy found.

Canarsie »

A StreetEasy analysis shows blacks and Hispanics apply for fewer mortgages and are denied more often. 

Forest Hills »

The median sales price on Groton Street, between 70th and 72nd avenues, is $1.78 million, a report says.

Washington Heights »

Pay attention, grads-to-be: You can make it here, but you'll probably need a few roommates.

Upper West Side »

Manhattan's housing inventory hit a record low in the first quarter of 2015, Streeteasy found.

Inwood »

Inwood, Riverdale and Bay Ridge are among the remaining neighborhoods with affordable apartments.

Bed-Stuy »

Terms like "Farmers Market," "French Doors," and "Foyer" help drive up interest, StreetEasy found.

Jamaica »

With its relatively low costs and transit options, Jamaica could attract many first-time homebuyers.

Bed-Stuy »

Expect a shift in the strategies of developers in 2015, including a focus on all things smaller.

Jamaica »

Sales prices in the neighborhood increased from $170,000 in 2013 to $292,663 this year.

Red Hook »

Ten units at the former New York Dock building at 160 Imlay St. hit the market this week.