Renters need to earn at least, or close to, six figures just to afford the typical studio or one-bedroom in some of the largest US housing markets.

It’s been a seller’s market in the US for years, but the housing market is starting to show signs that the balance of power could be tipping.

From the quaint streets of the West Village to super-chic SoHo, there’s a neighborhood for almost every aesthetic taste below 14th Street.

With a slew of top-of-line amenities to help beat the heat, there’s never been a better time to find yourself in the midst of one of Manhattan’s most exciting neighborhoods at 606 West 57th Street.

Interior designer Shauna Walton knows a thing or two about decorating a nursery.

A surging economy has first-time US homebuyers outnumbering repeat buyers in the mortgage market, with the gap between the two sects of buyers widening.

With an entire floor of amenities to enjoy, summer is the perfect time to buy at 100 Barrow in Manhattan’s West Village.

Lack of inventory is one of the biggest challenges facing US homebuyers today, as home building rates have dropped substantially following the housing bust in 2008.

Their modern designs include beds, scratching posts, climbing trees and litter boxes so sophisticated, one could be forgiven for forgetting what goes on in there.

Spurred by a booming economy, prices and sales heated up in July in the US luxury housing market.