The 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 More260 East 72nd Street Tops Out on the Upper East Side
A Peter Pennoyer-designed tower reaches full height on Second Avenue, with fall sales and 1920s glamour in mind.
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.
Read MoreArtistic Flair Meets a Designer's Eye: Inside a $1.625M Wilton, Connecticut Estate
Listed at $1.625M, 45 Spectacle Lane in Wilton, CT is a lovingly restored 1925 estate on 3.32 acres, complete with a vaulted art studio, a private guest house, and a botanical garden surrounding a free-form pool. Listed by Ellen M.R. Garcia of Brown Harris Stevens.
Read MoreLuxurious Pools in Florida Residences: Your Ultimate Summer Oasis
Explore the top luxury residences in Florida featuring gorgeous pools to help residents beat the summer heat
Read MoreBeat the Heat: Luxury NYC Residences with Stunning Pools
Discover the top luxury residences in NYC featuring gorgeous pools to help residents beat the summer heat, including One Wall Street, 111 W 57th Street, 125 Greenwich Street, and 378 West End Avenue.
Read More5 Ways To Protect Your Luxury Home in the Hamptons
A luxury home in the Hamptons is a dream for many people, which is why it requires extra precautions. Here are five ways to protect your luxury home.
Read MoreSwing in Style: Pickleball Becomes South Florida’s Hottest Luxury Amenity
From courtside cocktails to pro-level training, South Florida’s hottest properties are making pickleball the ultimate lifestyle amenity.
Read MoreHistoric Nolita Townhouse Seamlessly Marries Old New York with Modern Living
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Read MoreWhere New Yorkers Can Pool Hop Without Leaving Home
Explore standout outdoor pools at NYC luxury residential buildings, from skyline-facing cabanas at The Brook to Brooklyn Tower’s lap pool above the historic Dimes Savings Bank.
Read MoreThe Pied-Ã -Terre Tax Isn't the Story. Buyer Psychology Is
The passage of New York's pied-Ã -terre tax has sparked a predictable debate about affordability, taxation, and the future of luxury real estate.
Read MoreInside Sky House: The NYC Penthouse Where the Fastest Way Downstairs Is a Slide
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Read MoreInside 44 West 8th Street: Greenwich Village's Next Trophy Address Starts at $10M
44 West 8th Street introduces five ultra-luxury condominium residences in Greenwich Village, with pricing from nearly $10 million, INWORKSHOP design, rare new construction, and landmark-approved architecture.
Read MoreDouglas Elliman Plants Its Flag in Paris
Douglas Elliman has opened a new Paris office in the 7th arrondissement, expanding its French alliance and global luxury real estate footprint across Europe.
Read MoreA Williamsburg Penthouse Just Reset the North Brooklyn Record at $7.75 Million
Penthouse 1B at One Domino Square is in contract for $7,750,000, the highest-priced sponsor sale in North Brooklyn history. Inside Two Trees' Selldorf-designed Williamsburg tower, its record-setting penthouses, skyline views, and remaining residences.
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