Author: Cristyn Ong
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Bess Freedman Pens Opinion Piece On Dangers of Private Listings Programs
Private listings, sometimes called whisper listings, are quiet listings that don’t hit the public market. With the seller’s consent, agents rep these properties behind the scenes with no web presence, no advertising, and no public buyer pool. Recently, there has been a growing movement by some brokerages to turn private listings into a marketing strategy,…
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A Home for Every New Year’s Resolution
New year, new you, and maybe even a new home to match. Whether you’re committing to your health and wellness journey, perfecting your culinary skills, or dedicating the year to career growth, these are just a few ways the right space can help set you up for success. From a private gym and a chef-worthy…
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6 Notable Black Authors Shaping NYC’s Literary Scene
New York City has long been a hub for literary greatness, and Black authors have played an essential role in shaping its cultural and intellectual landscape. From groundbreaking fiction to powerful poetry and critical essays, these six NYC-based Black writers continue to inspire and challenge readers with their words. Colson Whitehead A two-time Pulitzer Prize…
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Big Game Time: Homes For Sport Lovers
The biggest football showdown of the year is just around the corner, with millions of fans tuning in for the excitement. While we can’t promise you the speed of a pro running back, we can showcase some incredible homes that are a dream for sports enthusiasts. Hamptons 8 Arbor Path – Amagansett, NY You can…
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A Masterpiece of Its Own: 20 West 12th Street Hosts Artist Mike Rohner
20 West 12th Street, a historic Greenwich Village townhome currently on the market for $18.5 Million, was the recent setting of an artist reception for the talented Mike Rohner. Represented by Brown Harris Stevens agent Mike Lubin, the spectacular listing spans over 9,000 square feet, with a total of 17 rooms positioned under high ceilings,…
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The Line: The Fed Says, “You’ll get nothing and like it.”
By Gregory Heym, BHS Chief Economist and and host of Crossing The Line There were three big releases in the world of economics this week, which we will cover in chronological order starting on Wednesday with a Caddyshack reference. The Line: The Fed Says, “You’ll get nothing and like it.” Just like Judge Smails told his…
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Bob Dylan’s Greenwich Village – Inspired by “A Complete Unknown”
The Oscar nominated film A Complete Unknown, starring Timothée Chalamet as Bob Dylan, meticulously recreates many of the West Village and Greenwich Village’s most iconic spots, paying homage to the neighborhood’s deep connection to Dylan’s early career. In the 1960s, the Village was the epicenter of the folk music revival, a haven for artists, poets, and…
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Bob Dylan’s Greenwich Village – Inspired by “A Complete Unknown”
The Oscar nominated film A Complete Unknown, starring Timothée Chalamet as Bob Dylan, meticulously recreates many of the West Village and Greenwich Village’s most iconic spots, paying homage to the neighborhood’s deep connection to Dylan’s early career. In the 1960s, the Village was the epicenter of the folk music revival, a haven for artists, poets, and…
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Lunar New Year: Traditions, Festivities, and the Meaning Behind the Celebration
Lunar New Year, also known as the Spring Festival, is one of the most important and widely celebrated holidays in many Asian cultures. Rooted in centuries-old traditions, the holiday marks the beginning of the new year based on the lunar calendar, typically falling between late January and mid-February. With the Lunar New Year beginning today,…
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Seven Stunning Spaces to Work from Home
While some companies have called workers back to the office full time, 26% of all US households have one person working from home at least one day a week. That means home offices are factoring more into real estate decisions, on par with home gyms, outdoor space, and parking. With this in mind, here are seven stunning spaces…