Ruth Golod

Source: Habitats | Financial District: Leaving Home, but Paying Homage to Its History

A Village restaurateur has created a refuge in his two-bedroom rental in the financial district, filling it with reminders of his childhood in South Africa.

Source: National Perspectives: The Disappearing Las Vegas Condos

As the market for high-end condos levels off, more and more people may find themselves with contracts to buy condos that will never be built.

Source: The Power of Words

How best to describe the condition of the New York City real estate market? Is it “cooling” or “melting down?”

Source: Big Deal: Little Penthouse, Big Price

The penthouse at 740 Park Avenue that belonged to the philanthropist Enid A.. Haupt, who died last year, has just come on the market at $27.5 million.

Source: The Hunt: A Little Elbow Room for a Nonminimalist

Over the course of a decade, Gail Falotico’s studio apartment on West 24th Street — small to begin with — seemed to shrink …

Source: A Seller Is Trapped in Hell’s Kitchen

A woman trying to sell a co-op in Hell’s Kitchen was told by the board’s president that she could expect to get about $70,000. Then she got an offer of $291,000, but the board turned it down.

Source: Skiing’s New Frontier In Maryland’s Far West

Wisp, tucked into that mountainous northwest sliver of Maryland, is largely being developed as a second-home ski area.

Source: Living Here: Spills Don’t Matter

Houses with outdoor living.

Source: Our Equity, Ourselves

A circle of single women takes on the Los Angeles real estate market in the new book “The Tao Gals’ Guide to Real Estate.”

Source: A Project Built on Cobblestones

An upscale food market is part of a larger project to restore a downtown block of 18th- and 19th-century buildings bound by Peck Slip and Beekman Street.