Marking the 100th anniversary of Art Deco, explore how iconic NYC developments like Monogram New York, The Harper, and 222 LES Tower + Lofts reinterpret classic designs for contemporary luxury.

Explore how luxury New York residences like 720 West End Avenue, Sutton Tower, Front & York, and The Henry blend natural landscapes and outdoor spaces into sophisticated urban living.

A sculptural limestone-and-porcelain tower brings a more intimate, design-first take on Billionaires’ Row energy to Lexington Avenue.

A whisper-campaign sellout in the East Village leaves just one last shot—Penthouse B, plus the final private parking spaces.

Tour 555 Hudson Street, Jane Jacobs’ former West Village townhouse—fireplaces, garden terrace, mixed-use charm, and quiet luxury in NYC.

What separates NYC's top commercial contractors from the rest? Design literacy, regulatory fluency, and a proven track record across the city's most demanding spaces.

Newly Created Position Signals Intentional Phase of Investment and Bold Growth at one of the Country’s Largest Development Marketing Firms

A 15-room full-floor residence at 640 Park Avenue is listed for $25M, featuring a 70-foot entertaining expanse, a 375-square-foot art gallery entry, and unobstructed views of the Seventh Regiment Armory.

Discover The Greenwich by Rafael Viñoly, a striking new luxury tower in NYC’s Financial District. With breathtaking penthouses, world-class amenities, and interiors inspired by the elements, this residence offers an unparalleled city living experience.

Penthouse 1 at The Orson in Williamsburg asks $3.15M for a floor-through duplex with 20-foot glass walls, luxe marble finishes, and a kitchen built for serious entertaining.

Douglas Elliman has launched sales at The Dovecote, a six-residence Passive House condo at 11 West 126th Street in Central Harlem featuring commissioned art, high-performance design, and a penthouse with a 1,300-SF rooftop terrace.

From sky-high saltwater lap pools to tennis courts, spa circuits, and resident fitness programming, luxury buildings are making wellness routines easier—and more inevitable—right at home.

Sales have launched at Avdoo’s 110 Boerum Place in Cobble Hill, a 21-residence boutique condominium with 14 layouts, private outdoor space in every home, and 11,000 SF of amenities.

As the new year unfolds, the housing market is already signaling change, quietly defying the surface noise around interest rates, politics, and policy shifts.

BLDG Management’s 823-foot Orchard launches leasing in LIC with 824 rentals, 100,000+ square feet of amenities, and a 60,000-square-foot Backyard.

These buildings allow residents to enjoy that ultimate luxury: a place to let go, relax and unwind from the pressures of the world without ever having to put on shoes. Sounds like a dream come true!!

The 43-foot-wide Henry B. Anderson Mansion at 323 West 80th Street—an 11,670-square-foot Clarence True landmark with a theatrical history—has hit the market for $6.999M.

Manhattan real estate has always played by its own rules, and 2025 was no exception. While national headlines highlighted buyers slowly re-entering the market, New York charged into the year at full speed.

Once the modest Tudor where a future president grew up, the Jamaica Estates home has been reborn as a modern luxury residence.