Leah Hochbaum Rosner

The sleeping alcove in this Upper West Side studio is too small to be converted into a legal bedroom, but having a separate sleeping area in a Manhattan studio is still a huge plus.

The kitchen in this Chelsea one bedroom was recently renovated, but still has a somewhat dated look about it. The rest of the apartment could use some updates. Here's what Karin Ames of Neuhaus Design Architecture would do to make the co-op feel more modern.

The term "boutique building" sounds swanky, but it's really just a fancy way of referring to a small building.

This Park Slope studio, 376 Bergen St., #1F, has tons of storage, but is a bit on the pricey side. The $415,000 asking price is a good deal higher than the $349,000 median for a studio in the neighborhood, according to StreetEasy

The Rockaways have lots of new development. Here are four one bedrooms in new buildings that could be yours for under $2,300 a month.

In this week’s Reno Ready, architect Niv Ben-Adi outlines his plans for updating a Fidi apartment with a tricky layout, including opening the kitchen to the living space and extending the bathroom into a very long hallway.