RONDA KAYSEN

A family in a small town in New York holds a world record for having the most lights on a residential property to the dismay...

A recent ruling has the potential to transform the way Americans buy and sell homes — and many real estate agents are feeling a sense...

Eventually, coastal cities threatened with rising tides and bigger storms could use not just the waterfront, but also the water, as places to build housing.

With interest rates climbing, a new form of one-upmanship is making the rounds: the mortgage-rate humble brag.

In a divided country, a clean look and a neutral color palette is the aesthetic comforting communities around the country.

In her final entry as The New York Times’s Ask Real Estate columnist, Ronda Kaysen reflects on what it means to give endless advice.

Brokers are hoping the mystique of the fictional Roy family can help sell the multimillion dollar homes.

Home sales to Americans have increased significantly, giving them a chance to enjoy a lifestyle they could not afford in major U.S. cities, but the...

Everyone is entitled to live in an apartment free of noxious odors, but compelling a landlord to take action comes with risks.

The city regulates noise, but it has to be ‘excessive and unreasonable’ to be considered a violation. You may need a more personal approach.