Once upon a time, developers who were looking to make smart investment plays would throw up a building in Williamsburg, Long Island City or...

Before Noëlle Santos struck a deal to rent 2,300 square feet along Alexander Avenue for the only independent bookstore and wine bar in the...

Atlanta is struggling with an affordable-housing problem around its version of the High Line. The BeltLine – a 22-mile trail looping around the city...

The first — and only — debate between Gov. Andrew Cuomo and Cynthia Nixon before next month’s gubernatorial primary briefly touched on the issue...

Downtown Los Angeles has become ground zero for gentrification. That’s according to a new survey from RentCafe, which ranked the 20 fastest gentrifying ZIP...

It used to be that developers looking to make smart investment plays in New York City would throw up a building in Williamsburg, Long...

Far Rockaway may be one of the farthest-flung parts of the city, but over the past few years that hasn’t been much of a...

When Brooklyn’s East New York was rezoned in 2016, it touched off a real estate makeover. That year, developers filed applications for 339 residential...

Longwood and Morrisania may not have completely escaped the problems that plagued the South Bronx during the infamous 1970s, but there are growing signs...

For most New Yorkers, Melrose and Concourse are key points of reference in the Bronx — whether they know them by name or not....

Hipsters and Rego Park might not get along very well. “It’s not trendy enough for them,” said Kobi Zamir, a broker with GFI who...

From the January issue: Once upon a time, developers who were looking to make smart investment plays would throw up a building in Williamsburg, Long...

UPDATED, 5:31 p.m. September 15: If you ask Robert Nelson, gentrification isn’t a bad thing. It’s just misunderstood. “I think there are a lot of...

Although proposals for large new developments in New York City almost always face criticism that they will displace current neighborhood residents, research has shown...

Development in Brooklyn has seemed like an unstoppable force over the past few years, washing over neighborhoods and leaving behind a trail of luxury...

The South Bronx is already seeing major investment, and even more is coming. But for the longtime residents of tenement-like buildings, like the one at 700...

In Williamsburg, the slow crawl of gentrification kicked into sixth gear following the 2005 rezoning. In Long Island City, the City Lights co-op spurred...

Some Brownsville residents are skeptical of Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s plan to pump $1.4 billion into Brooklyn low-income neighborhoods, fearing it will encourage gentrification and...

Dumplings and scallion pancakes, move over. Gentrification and new development are taking over Chinatown. The neighborhood’s restaurant scene is on the front lines, with...

New York City co-op residents are increasingly butting heads over whether or not shelling out cash for revamps and improvements is worth it.