Julie Satow

In a rural corner of Oklahoma, rustic cabins have been replaced by $1 million rental homes. But even as Airbnb reports record profits, the boom has softened. What will that mean for hosts?

As nonprofit workers unionize, negotiations can make things awkward in mission-based workplaces.

A squabble over a new development in rural New York reveals a shifting of priorities among local leaders.

Summer camp in the middle of a pandemic has been a tech-free, joyous balm for some. For others, though, it’s a pit of anxiety.

With so many people fleeing the city, moving companies can barely keep up with the demand.

Those who are lucky enough to have a weekend house have discovered that living there full-time can require some adjustment.

Door attendants and supers keep New York’s miniature vertical cities humming. But that’s not all they’re doing.

Faith Hope Consolo had the entire press fooled, including us. Then a message came in.

Before Eloise became known as the luxury hotel’s most famous guest, a host of wealthy dowagers held court there.

Developers have discovered the once-sleepy Catskills and are building million-dollar homes there. And now there’s a bus service modeled after the Hampton Jitney.