Adriane Quinlan

A Manhattan Beach oddity asking $3.6 million looks nothing like its Tudor and McMansion neighbors.

The Carroll Gardens brownstone name-checked in West End Girl just listed for $7.9 million.

For now, it’s all about the art.

As locations close across the city, an outpouring of grief from tweens, crossword types, and other Frappuccino diehards.

It comes with an arched balcony to peer over the neighborhood and tons of working fireplaces.

Throughout Park Slope, Mom and Dad are taking the garden apartment while the kids (and grandkids) move back in upstairs.

A five-alarm Red Hook warehouse fire wiped out Lanoba Design’s entire showroom, along with dozens of artist studios and a local newspaper’s office.

All four proposals have been killed. Now it’s another borough’s problem.

In search of new buyers, the auction house is trying a new format.

NYU’s first Free Swap Shop opens on Second Ave