Get up close and personal with Corcoran this weekend during one of our favorite home tours in New York City, the Hamptons, and South Florida.

Parking, pools, and ping-pong tables: These urban pads have some uncommon selling points.

The architect almost single-handedly transformed Fifth Avenue from a boulevard lined with stately mansions to an unbroken wall of skyscraper manses.

In parts of the country that aren’t New York City, there is a growing trend called the Tiny House Movement, wherein people take inordinate pride in occupying outrageously small but fully functional domiciles. Living small is hardly a novel concept

A decade before architect William Van Alen made his mark on Midtown with the Chrysler Building, he penned something a bit less shiny—but no less enduring—in the Flatiron District. Acting as a commercial building for close to a century, the

With these properties' breezy indoor/outdoor amenities, staying home will be all the vacation you need.

In materials alone—from acrylic and stainless steel to carved-Carrara marble—today's bathtubs have astounding range.

You can own a piece of history at 1 of these 7 addresses in New York City and The Hamptons.