First-time buyers dive into the New York market as housing prices fall. [NY Times]
Mortgage fraud on the part of industry pros on the rise. [NY Times]
The gargoyles of 527 West 110th. [NY Times]
Living in Castle Hill in the Bronx: good deals and now much safer. [NY Times]
Long Islander in serach of something lively in the city. [NY Times]
The anti-hype approach to marketing Truffles Tribeca, a new rental in a new age. [NY Times]
A ballet dancer in her first role as homeowner: Upper West Side studio. [NY Times]
A $2,400-per-square-foot sale at 1200 Fifth Avenue. [NY Times]
The biggest sale of an Upper East Side townhouse since the summer: $24.925 million. [NY Times]
The bull market for maid's rooms. [NY Times]
New York lost fewer residents to other states for the first time in a long time in 2007-08. [NY Times]
The block-long Martin Luther King Jr. Place in Bed-Stuy. [NY Times]
New Yorkers suggest infrastructure improvements for the new president to tackle. [NY Times]
More on the Walentases moving forward on new tower next to Brooklyn Bridge. [NY Post]
U.S. Conference of Mayors: New York metro area will lose 181,000 jobs. [NY Post]
New York nabes most attractive to older residents. [NYDN]
Real estate appraisers nationwide face big rule changes. [BusinessWeek]
