At the Excelsior, a very private owner with a taste for black marble, wall-to-wall carpet, and mirrors, mirrors, mirrors.

Run north along the esplanade, appreciating the brackish sea breezes, until you hit the 10th Street overpass. Cross over the FDR and head home via the subway stop at First Avenue and 14th Street. Or ...

George Plimpton's legendary East River apartment—where The Paris Review was born and celebrities gathered for decades—hits ...

While the Statue of Liberty may not be submerged, low-lying places like Ellis Island could be underwater. By 2100, sea-level ...

If you're aiming for a condo high above Midtown's Billionaire's Row, you'll already be expecting a certain level of living; ...

After New York City capped the number of flights that could take off from Manhattan heliports at 30,000 annually ... a ...

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy has taken the reins of the future of Penn Station and we, as close chroniclers of the ...

The sprawling 4,700-square-foot duplex at 541 E. 72nd St. — where Plimpton, the storied co-founder of the Paris Review ...

Planted just over one year ago, New York City's first micro-forest is now home to a thriving interspecies network of native ...

Astoria, the wild turkey who rose to fame last year when she unexpectedly appeared in Midtown, visiting luxury retailers, ...

After nearly four decades on the Upper West Side, "Live" officially began a new era in its brand new space at Hudson Square ...