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Toggle says that manufacturing their products off-site ensures a “safe and controlled environment” in an effort to reduce costs and speed up the construction process.

The 1940s-era home has been expertly restored with bright, white interiors, natural finishes and framed views of the lake from nearly every room.

Livabl recently sat down with Samantha Sax to find out more about her successful partnerships and the future of women in the industry.

The sprawling Terrace Penthouse sports an $11.5 million price tag for its 3,683 square feet of indoor space along with an additional 1,509 square feet of private outdoor space on two grand terraces.

Unsurprisingly, some parts of Brooklyn, and the Long Island City, SoHo and Tribeca neighborhoods yielded some of the highest returns citywide.

The stunning 6,655-square-foot duplex unit boasts three terraces, including a private 2,500-square-feet rooftop with a 20-foot headed outdoor pool.

A steep annual decline in price still wasn’t enough to knock Tribeca out of the top spot as New York City’s most expensive neighborhood.

Here’s a quick round-up what you can buy in new construction in Tribeca right now with an asking price under $5 million.

NYC rents continued to cool in November, decreasing only slightly from the previous month.

Six Cortlandt Alley’s carefully restored exterior remains a throwback to the artist warehouses that were once a neighborhood staple during the 1970s.

New York City remained the second most expensive city in the country for renters this month, and while NYC rents rose slightly this month, they were lower than at the same time last year.

StreetEasy and Oz Moving and Storage teamed up to study why and where New Yorkers moved in 2015.

While often overlooked, staircases can add architectural character to a home.

A crane has collapsed in Lower Manhattan this morning killing one, seriously injuring at least two others, and breaking multiple gas mains.

Lofty design goals.

The first iteration was rolled out in San Francisco on The Registry SF, a popular real estate development publication in the Bay Area.