The Extreme Lengths People Go to Get Past the Co-op Board Wearing a wig to the interview, building your dog’s resume, and vetting your friendships.

For decades, though, the tabloids were filled with the weird, only-in-New York phenomenon whereby the rich, accomplished, and ...

Is that a flag of surrender hanging outside the old home of the Limelight, on Sixth Avenue? It’s bright white, and its ...

There are plenty of ways that your co-op neighbors can ruin your peace. Odors from the heavy marijuana smokers or the hoarder ...

Here’s a unicorn: a three-bedroom, third-floor walk-up in Sunset Park for under a million. The views from the primary bedroom ...

About 200 people were gathered on a rooftop in Chinatown for an art opening inside a former storage shed. To get to the show, ...

Steinberg’s building is one of the last prewar co-ops to have a private restaurant. The amenity was ubiquitous in the years ...

The reason for being of the New York City co-op since then has danced back and forth over that line. Sometimes it’s been ...

The Times piece describes the statue as art. The figure appears to be bronze and impossibly heavy, and it looks down at ...

We had all the time in the world to fight and hate each other.” Manhattan, on the board more than five years I remember I was ...

On Friday, Matt and Tracy Kennel braved the early-morning traffic on highway 27 from their Port Jefferson home to attend the ...