NYT Real Estate

Three of five homeowners who renovate include a kitchen island, and over half of those islands are more than seven feet long.

The asking price for the unique property, which sits atop a six-story brick co-op in a former warehouse, is $10.5 million.

This week’s properties are in Pine Bush, N.Y..; Sedgwick, Maine; and Los Angeles.

In Vermont, a single bird set off a feud over what, exactly, constitutes farm country, mirroring a battle dividing communities across America.

A couple built a box inside their condo that gives everyone in the family a customized space to hang out.

A new study identified 10 locations where higher-than-average housing costs have impacted poverty the most.

A recent crop of new brands is pushing the design language of the light switch.

The architect Michael K. Chen works and entertains from his dining room in a Brutalist building in Manhattan’s Chinatown.

A couple built a single-story, horizontal home that seems to grow out of its natural surroundings.

An Art Noveau-style home, a four-bedroom with guesthouses and a modern home with views of a fjord, all near Gothenburg.

The soccer legend and his partner combined floors to create a home with more than 6,000 square feet. Plus, Paul Feig and Maria Menounos listed properties.