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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.

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.

First look inside Fouquet's Residences in the Miami Design District: 40,000 square feet of amenities by RDAI, the Hermès store designers, plus a direct line to the 85-key hotel below.

Two penthouses are for rent at 210 South 12th in Philadelphia, the Midwood tower where Eagles star Cooper DeJean lives, with a first-of-its-kind EV automated garage.

With $10 million-plus sales at a record pace, the Miami buildings worth watching are the few actually delivering in 2027. Meet The Perigon, Shell Bay and Tula Residences.

A gutted-and-gorgeous Cobble Hill townhouse, a Frank Lloyd Wright apprentice's Connecticut masterpiece, a full-floor NoMad home above Madison Square Park, and a conservatory penthouse in Gramercy.

Residence 7GH at The Apthorp, an 8,400-square-foot never-lived-in home with interiors by Katherine Newman Design, is listed for $49.995 million with Douglas Elliman.

Sales are underway at 44 West 8th Street, a 50-foot-wide, five-residence Greenwich Village condo off Washington Square Park with full-floor homes from $9.75 million.

B&B Italia spent 60 years perfecting the sofa. Now it has opened a 56-story tower in Downtown Miami, and Casa Bella is the rare branded residence where the brand might actually know how people live.

A rare two-parcel Long Island Sound compound at 1845 & 1859 Fairfield Beach Road offers nearly 100 feet of beach, a pool, a boathouse and a private dock for $6.499 million.

On a serene block in Manhattan’s Upper East Side, where tradition is measured in limestone and symmetry, designer Vicente Wolf has rewritten the rules of what it means to live beautifully.

A two-story penthouse with nearly 4,000 square feet of outdoor space is the debut sale at The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Fort Lauderdale Beach, where homes start at $3.4 million.

From bocce courts to pergolas and fire pits, New York rooftops are evolving into lifestyle sanctuaries designed for both relaxation and entertaining this fall.

Working at the Philadelphia Navy Yard does not mean making the office your entire personality. Here is where to live for the easiest commute, best dinners, quieter blocks, more space, and a South Philly life that continues after you log off.

Dive into the details of these remarkable spaces and discover what makes them stand out in the world of real estate.

Douglas Elliman’s Erin Boisson Aries Team and Caedes Group unveil 43 Bleecker, 11 condominium residences in a landmarked 1896 NoHo loft building with a full wellness and recovery floor.

Douglaston Development has launched sales at 175 East 82nd Street, a 73-residence CetraRuddy-designed condominium on the Upper East Side with four Central Park-facing penthouses.

A four-acre waterfront estate at 41 Niamogue Lane has hit the Quogue market for $11.9 million, offering rare scale, privacy, and direct water access.

Developers are bringing back the private library, tucking curated reading rooms into new luxury buildings from Miami Beach to North Bay Village.

Marriott International and SomeraRoad have unveiled The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Brooklyn Heights, transforming the historic Hotel Bossert into the borough’s first branded residences.

A five-bedroom duplex penthouse at 40 East 19th Street in Flatiron has listed for $9,995,000 through Brown Harris Stevens, offering a 40-foot-wide living room, a two-level private terrace, and pre-war character throughout.