Real Estate

The Mermaid Inn, a perpetually popular eatery at 570 Amsterdam Ave. for 15 years, will close on Oct. 16. Owners Danny Abrams and Cindy Smith said that they mutually agreed with the building’s new owners, a local partnership, to terminate their lease on the New England-style seafood spot which was soon to expire. “We’re both

Actress and producer Mindy Kaling will list her two-bedroom, two-bathroom New York City home for sale on Friday, The Post has learned.  The 43-year-old “The Office” star, writer and executive producer will ask $2.75 million for the 1,166-square-foot loft.  “This is the perfect two-bedroom home or pied-à-terre located at the intersection of Soho and Nolita,”

Outer space is hurtling towards the outer boroughs. In just four years’ time, Senate Deputy Leader Michael Gianaris announced this week, Queens will soon have its own planetarium.  “If we want our kids to reach for the stars, they must see them first. This project will make science more accessible to the children of our

Forever frolic in the forest with this fantasy home in the Wisconsin woods. This “hobbit house” looks like a fantasy novel set, but not only is it real — it’s also for sale. However, now it seems quite close to having a new owner. After just eight days on the market, it’s reportedly under contract

The California home where Bob Saget lived for 20 years is getting a $770,000 price cut after three months on the market without a buyer, The Post has learned. The six-bedroom, 6.5-bathroom estate was first listed in June — five months after Saget passed away in a Florida hotel — for $7.76 million. It now

This itty-bitty Manhattan apartment has gone viral for being so dang small. But, for now, it’s saving one local lots of money each month. “Today we tour the SMALLEST apartment in New York City at 80 square ft, which is the size of a parking spot,” reads the caption on YouTuber Caleb Simpson’s video tour of

This new Manhattan exhibit promises to digitally drown you in the work of a great Viennese artist. A new experiential art space has opened in lower Manhattan, and its inaugural exhibition is dedicated to immersing viewers in Gustav Klimt’s “golden, sensuous” paintings. Hall des Lumières is located in the former teller hall and vault level

There’s good news for Manhattan office landlords: Physical building occupancy rose to 46.6% for the seven-day period ending Sept. 14, according to the much-followed Kastle Systems Back-to-Work Barometer. The post-Labor Day jump was a  huge increase over Kastle’s tally of 38% from the previous week – and a quantum leap over the low 20s last

Buffalo Bill’s House, the boutique overnight accommodation that once served as a film location for “The Silence of the Lambs,” now has an interactive replica well that visitors can get in if they want to reenact scenes from the horror-thriller. Located at 8 Circle St. in Perryopolis, Pennsylvania, about 30 miles southeast of Pittsburgh, is

This rare house in Wisconsin has never changed hands — until now.  A bucolic abode in Mount Pleasant built by the famed architect Frank Lloyd Wright in 1954 has gone up for sale for the first time ever — and its broker has been inundated with calls.  “I don’t expect it to last until the

Hudson Yards developer Related Companies is putting its money on a hot horse from Vegas in the turbulent race to open a casino resort in Manhattan. The real estate giant, headed by Stephen M. Ross, has teamed up with Wynn Resorts to “pursue” a casino license for the western rail yard — the proposed second

The superyacht of the late Paul Allen, who co-founded Microsoft with Bill Gates, has hit the market for a cool $90 million. Allen, who passed away in 2018 at the age of 65 after losing his battle with cancer, purchased the vessel in 2001 for an estimated $100 million. Named Tatoosh, it’s considered the 60th

Kushner Real Estate Group’s Jonathan Kushner, a first cousin of Jared Kushner, and his cookbook author wife Kim, bought a $12 million, seven-bedroom duplex on the Upper East Side, according to city property records. They paid the full asking price for the prewar pad, on the 10th and 11th floors of 33 E. 70th St.,

A Brooklyn brownstone that was featured as the family home for Spike Lee‘s semi-autobiographical 1994 film, “Crooklyn,” is back on the market for $4.5 million. The bittersweet movie marked the first script written by Lee’s sister, Joie Lee. It’s a coming-of-age story about a young girl — Troy, played by Zelda Harris — growing up