Author: Cristyn Ong
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Coastal Living at Its Finest: Hamptons Homes on the Water
Dreaming of waking up to panoramic water views and the sound of waves? We’re spotlighting stunning waterfront homes in the Hamptons, from serene retreats to oceanfront estates with private beach access. Whether you’re searching for a summer getaway or a year-round escape, these listings offer luxury living right on the water. Dive into our roundup…
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Living History: A NYC Home with Presidential and Pulitzer-Prize Winning Pedigree
The former residence of renowned historian and presidential adviser Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr. is now available for $1,995,000. Located at 455 East 51st Street in Manhattan's coveted Beekman Place neighborhood, this elegant co-op offers a unique blend of historical significance and modern comfort. Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr. was a two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning historian and a…
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Five Homes with Unexpected Mirror Details Worth Reflecting On
Mirrors aren’t just for last looks and outfit checks—they’re one of the most versatile tools in a designer’s playbook. But in these listings, you won’t find them simply hanging in a hallway or above a bathroom sink. From a kitchen island wrapped in reflective panels to a fireplace framed entirely in antiqued mirror, these spaces…
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Organization Hacks for City and Suburb Living from Zen Home
In the ongoing pursuit of balance and simplicity, Zen Home brings its signature blend of beauty and intention to the art of organization. Whether navigating the cozy constraints of city apartments or the spacious sprawl of suburban homes, their philosophy centers on creating environments that support calm, clarity, and effortless living. Rooted in mindfulness and…
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What the Drop in Foreign Buyers Means for NYC Real Estate
By Serj Markarian, Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker In the early 2000s, it wasn’t unusual for foreign investors to pour into the New York real estate market, buoyed by favorable exchange rates and a strong appetite for U.S. assets. But recently, that trend has taken a sharp turn. According to the National Association of Realtors, international…
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Why Nervous Investors May Be Turning to Real Estate
By Serj Markarian, Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker With all the back-and-forth on tariffs, many people are feeling hesitant about making moves with their portfolios or real estate investments. After a sharp drop in the stock market earlier this week, markets appeared to rebound slightly yesterday following President Trump’s surprise announcement of a 90-day tariff pause…
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Spring Refresh: Homes That Feel Like a Clean Slate
Some spaces feel like a breath of fresh air—light, open, and full of quiet potential. These homes embrace that reset energy with clean lines, soft textures, and open layouts that make room to exhale. Minimal in the best way, they offer calm, clarity, and a sense of something new. A clean slate, just in time…
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The Line: Inflation Down More than Expected in March
By Gregory Heym, BHS Chief Economist and and host of Crossing The Line Today, we celebrate our 250th edition of The Line and recover from the hangover we got celebrating the 90-day pause on "reciprocal" tariffs for most countries, with some good news on inflation. Welcome to a tariff-free edition of The Line. Inflation Down More…
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The Bear’s Will Guidara on the Hospitality Economy
As we all anxiously await season 4 of the award-winning show The Bear on FX, we thought it was the perfect time to revisit a conversation between our CEO Bess Freedman and the show’s co-producer and restaurateur Will Guidara. He’s the man behind some of country’s most incredible eateries, including Eleven Madison Park, which…
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7 Small Powder Rooms with Big Personality
They may be small, but powder rooms are where style gets to show off a little. Without the pressure of being overly practical, these spaces become the perfect place for bold wallpaper, dramatic lighting, or a statement sink. It’s where design gets to have fun. Here are seven Brown Harris Stevens listings where the powder…