JAD Realty Group

Spotted by way of Curbed NY is this "totally livable" 242-square-footapartment in NYC's West Village. Once a dormitory for Hudson River dockworkers, the two-person dwelling boasts closets (a relative rarity in New York City), a "storage nook," and other renovations designed to maximize space and...

Behold, the amazing view from the best "office" in the city. The few lucky (or unlucky, depending on how you feel about extreme heights) souls who get to man the crane atop the rising 432 Park Avenue enjoy a vantage point over the city that many people will never experience, and they shared thes...

Renting With Bad Credit   Q. In 2010, I lost my full-time job and began freelancing. By 2012, my financial situation worsened and I was unable to make payments on my co-op apartment. To avoid foreclosure, I sold my apartment in 2013. I used the proceeds from the sale to pay off my federal tax lie...

Now that summer is really and truly upon us, we thought we'd explore some of the lesser-known green gems tucked away in far-flung corners of New York City. When everyone you know is spreading an old sheet out on a grassy knoll in Prospect Park or taking their cousin for a stroll along the High L...

          Because apartments near Gramercy Park cost a whole truckload of moolah and set condo-sales records, a seven-story, 14-unit building near Gramercy Park is going down that road. BuzzBuzzHome reportsthat 78 Irving Place, located at the corner of that quaint thoroughfare and 19th Street, i...

[Photo via Scouting NY.] The rumors were true: the skybridge connecting the two parts of theMadison Square Park-facing Toy Building is almost surely set fordemolition. Scouting NY has photos of the traverse, which spans 24th Street just west of Fifth Avenue, showing that it is now shrouded in tel...

Even in a city with six daily newspapers, there's far more news than any one publication could cover, especially when it comes to the nitty gritty stuff that happens at the hyper-local level--new bars, new developments, the closing of beloved corner businesses, updates on your subway stop of cho...

    The latest issue of Dwell has a look inside the Le Corbusier-meets-Cesar Chavez microdwellings of professor/architect Hector Perez.About a decade ago Perez convinced a local group of architects to develop lots in the Barrio Logan neighborhood of San Diego, a vision that stuttered when the ec...

Q. I have to make six copies of a board package. I want to impress! Are three-hole binders okay? Plastic sleeves? Binder clips? Stapled? Should I include tabs for sections? Any other advice for making a great impression? Or what to avoid? A. The co-op board package is a crucial component of gett...

    Renovations are always a delicate subject in co-op buildings, and if you're hoping to make the process as painless as possible, you'll want to approach your board exactly the right way. You'll need to sign an alteration agreement, or a contract stating that you'll follow code-related and leg...