A renovated 18th-century limestone farmhouse in Madliena, Malta is on the market for 1,257,861 euros ($1,855,000).

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Developers in places like Newark, Trenton and even parts of Jersey City must overcome the weight of reputations that soured long ago and never really recovered.

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Fannie and Freddie increased the fees they charge lenders for many loans, effectively bumping up interest rates for many borrowers who have marginal credit.

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The connective tissue between the East Village and the Lower East Side is already showing signs of change — whether because of the proposed rezoning or despite it.

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Highlands, N.J., is a picturesque town with a colorful past of explorers, pirates and, most recently, clammers.

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On the morning of her two closings in June, with all the furniture already en route to her new place in Princeton, N.J., Kitta MacPherson’s cat went into hiding in her old house.

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Not until they began visiting open houses did Nicolle and Jeff Pillartz realize they had entirely different visions for their new home.

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Even much altered, the four little buildings on a 54th Street corner still capture some of the flavor of the older neighborhood — back when it was still a neighborhood.

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There are always thousands of apartments available for rent in New York City. The tough part is finding the one that is right for you at a price you can afford.

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After living in a one-bedroom apartment for almost four years, Sam Muratovic, a superintendent for a co-op, and his family decided it was time to find more space.

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