Katherine Marks

With a few exceptions, the composer and social media influencer Chloe Flower's walls are bare. But who needs art when you have Liberace’s piano? nyti.ms/350KeNq

The Hunt: This renter wanted a Manhattan studio with a good location and plenty of light for $2,000 a month. Which of these options would you choose?nyti.ms/3nHfI20

Homes for sale in the Flatiron district, Downtown Brooklyn and Grymes Hill, Staten Island, are reviewed by our reporters nyti.ms/2X1lPmT

The Hunt: This couple wanted something run-down — with potential. Which of these options would you choose? nyti.ms/3aGpWgf

Covid is changing New York's cooperative housing in ways big and small. Good riddance to annoying neighbors, and perhaps some outdated bylaws.  nyti.ms/3768bom

Units for sale on the Upper East Side, in Jackson Heights and Boerum Hill examined and reviewed nyti.ms/37UQirx

A coalition of housing groups draws up a blueprint for mayoral candidates that includes turning hotels into affordable housing and rezoning affluent neighborhoods to include more affordable housing. nyti.ms/3qM0c7N

Townhouse sales in Manhattan and Brooklyn were a bright spot in the November market, as more people sought more living space to guard against the pandemic. nyti.ms/3mJCjuT

The Hunt: The dreaded sight-unseen home search: Here's how one young couple in Kansas found their first Manhattan apartment. nyti.ms/37zxkGS

The coronavirus drove vacancies up in co-living buildings, but companies have wooed back tenants with rent deals and flexible leases nyti.ms/39pqq9L

Homes for sale in Midwood, Riverdale, and Manhattan Valley examined top to bottom, side to side  nyti.ms/33hhxeI

Hell’s Kitchen has become “more attractive and more diverse on every level,” said one realtor. “It has this really interesting balance between the best of East Village grit and the artsy, intellectual West Side.” nyti.ms/3lzHPQx

Wait for the end of the pandemic to move to New York? Not these recent college grads nyti.ms/35cdG3V

Wary of vacancies, some co-ops have raised maintenance fees on residents so they could lower rents for endangered commercial tenants. nyti.ms/3kc1fcJ

First the pandemic and unemployment, then bedbugs: Three young actors make it work, together, despite a rough spring nyti.ms/3dXMKr8

The Hunt: Hunting during the pandemic was a challenge for these newlyweds, but it didn’t stop them from seeking out the gyms, pools and shuttles that Manhattan’s newer rental towers offer. Which of these options did they choose? nyti.ms/2FQ5nRh