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The first United States project by Pritzker Prize-winning master architect Álvaro Siza 611 West 56th Street located in Midtown West, has officially topped out at 37 stories with a monolithic four-story limestone crown. 611 West 56th Street will have 80 exquisitely crafted residences, with interiors designed by renowned interior architects Gabellini Sheppard Associates.
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At 98, Joan Kron celebrated her memoir The Renegade Housewives of Pop Art with more than 100 friends in a New York triplex, in town for the Whitney's Lichtenstein exhibition featuring the billboard she commissioned in 1967.
Brooklyn co-op listings rose 31% in Q3 2026, giving buyers more options. A closer look at prices, monthly maintenance, and what the expanding supply means.
A full-floor Gramercy Park home with a key to the park, a ten room Fifth Avenue classic, an Amagansett beach cottage, a designer-owned Tribeca residence, a Foley artist's renovated Normandy home, and a cast iron Tribeca loft.
New Halloween cocktails for 2026: a Corpse Reviver, a Poison Carmel Apple, a jet-black Nocturne martini, a Cereal Killer, and a Naughty & Spice margarita.
October goes pink: Alice + Olivia and The Algonquin raise money for breast cancer research, Bobbi Brown meets The Met, and a 26-year-old Appleton Estate rum.
New Halloween cocktails for 2026: a Corpse Reviver, a Poison Carmel Apple, a jet-black Nocturne martini, a Cereal Killer, and a Naughty & Spice margarita.
Silver Oak and Throwing Doubles made a handmade leather backgammon set in Cabernet red, paired with a bottle of 2022 Alexander Valley Cabernet. Only 100 exist, at $450.
Manhattan’s $3 million to $5 million homes posted strong sales growth in Q3 2026. Explore the numbers, apartment examples, and what this luxury budget can buy.
Two-bedroom homes are hitting a sweet spot this fall. Here are three standout new development condos in the $2 millions, from Hell’s Kitchen terraces to Williamsburg waterfront living and Upper West Side Hudson River views.