Game, Set, Stay: NYC Hotels Going All Out for the US Open
Honey Deuces, rooftop screenings, tennis-inspired desserts, and Champagne are bringing the US Open experience from Queens into Manhattan.
Read MoreWhere to Spend Labor Day Weekend Around New York City
From a Harry Styles themed tavern takeover in NoMad to rooftop sunset parties and al fresco comedy, these New York City spots are closing out summer in style for Labor Day weekend.
Read MoreHow the Pied-à-Terre Tax Is Reshaping New York’s Rental Market
What started as a policy aimed at owners of luxury second homes is now working its way into lease negotiations, tenant screenings, and landlord decision-making across the city.
Read MoreKinda Chic: The Brooklyn Buildings Turning Everyday Rituals Into Luxury Amenities
Tennis before dinner, a movie downstairs, or a swim without leaving home. These Brooklyn buildings are making everyday rituals feel effortlessly luxurious.
Read MoreMartha Hunt Lists Her Tribeca Condo for $3.75 Million
Martha Hunt, the model and former Victoria's Secret Angel, has listed her Tribeca condominium at 5 Franklin Place for $3,750,000, a two-bedroom corner residence reimagined by AD100 designer Giancarlo Valle.
Read MoreNetflix's Jessica Taylor Rejoins Douglas Elliman From Serhant
The Owning Manhattan star is heading back to Douglas Elliman after a stint at Serhant, splitting her time between Palm Beach and Manhattan while joining the sales team at Banyan Residences.
Read MoreDragon Fest Team Debuts One-Day Eggcellent Fest in Washington Square
Dragon Fest’s team is throwing a free, one-day-only festival devoted entirely to eggs, complete with a 15-foot inflatable mascot and 50-plus dishes.
Read MoreRiverdale Mansion on JFK's Childhood Home Site Returns at $5.85M
A Riverdale mansion built on the site of JFK’s childhood home is back on the market with a price cut, and it comes with more presidential history than square footage alone can explain.
Read More65 Franklin Street Begins Its Rise Above Tribeca
Tribeca has a new luxury tower officially climbing skyward, bringing a pool, 106 residences and serious architectural pedigree along with it.
Read MoreLotte New York Palace’s $100K US Open Package Is a Grand Slam of Tennis and Diamonds
For tennis fans who prefer their US Open week with skyline views, Champagne, athlete access, and a 12-carat diamond bracelet, Lotte New York Palace is serving the ultimate luxury match point.
Read MoreThe New Playbook for Selling Luxury Manhattan Real Estate
In Manhattan’s luxury market, the old rules are not enough. Today’s sellers need sharper pricing, stronger storytelling, and a strategy built for buyers who know exactly what they want.
Read MoreWhy NYC Families Are Flocking to the Upper West Side Before the School Year Starts
Looking to relocate before the new school year? The Upper West Side might just be the smartest move you make all summer.
Read MoreThe Morgan Brings a Club-Like Calm to the Middle of Manhattan
A new 18-story tower at the edge of Murray Hill wants residents to feel like Manhattan’s chaos is a world away, without ever leaving it.
Read MoreThe Best NYC Buildings for Outdoor Amenities This Summer
From rooftop kitchens in Hudson Yards to garden terraces in Greenpoint, these NYC buildings offer the most coveted outdoor amenity spaces for staying cool and connected this summer.
Read MoreThe Class of 2026: New York's Office-to-Residential Conversions Come of Age
Office-to-residential conversions have come of age, and New York is leading the charge. From GFP’s Wrey at 222 Broadway to the record-breaking former Pfizer HQ and Vanbarton Group’s Midtown East pipeline, here are the marquee projects defining the class of 2026.
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