Author: Hannah Minnick
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Podcast Premiere, Gen Z Insights, Luxury Closings, Rezoning & MORE
The MORE Network brings together the insight, innovation, and conversations driving the future of real estate. From economic shifts and policy changes to design, technology, and the stories behind the industry’s leading professionals, we deliver the perspectives that matter most. This week’s slate offers expertise from every corner of the field—clarifying market movement, unpacking high-level processes,…
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The Podcast Everyone’s Talking About: Two Legends, One Must-Listen
The MoRE Network’s latest hit episode, “Talking New York Real Estate with Vince Rocco: Legends in Our Industry,” has quickly become one of the platform’s most-watched conversations, already surpassing 92,000 views. Host Vince Rocco sits down with two true Brown Harris Stevens legends—Hall Willkie, President Emeritus & Chief Corporate Consultant, and Frederick Warburg Peters, veteran…
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Give Back: Thanksgiving Food Drives Accepting Donations this Year
As the season of gratitude arrives, communities across NYC, the Hamptons, New Jersey, and Florida are rallying together to support neighbors in need. Thanksgiving is not only a time to gather with loved ones, but also an opportunity to reflect on the importance of generosity. This year, numerous organizations are hosting food drives and donation…
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Where Literary Legends Lived: A Storied Penthouse Above the East River
Perched atop one of Beekman and Sutton Place’s most stunning residences sits a home unlike any other in Manhattan—a duplex penthouse where Art Deco architecture, literary history, and sweeping skyline views converge: 444 East 52nd Street. The home is currently on the market for $4.5 million and represented by Paul Anand, Bonnie Goldner, and Theron…
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Honoring Service: How the Marines Shaped John Dugan’s Life and Perspective
Before helping clients navigate New York City’s competitive real estate market, John Dugan of Brown Harris Stevens’ Skyline Advisory Team served his country as an Infantry Combat Team Leader in the U.S. Marine Corps, where he led missions overseas with grit and determination. “My time in the Marines was incredible. It was the best of…
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Honoring Those Who Served: The Veterans of Brown Harris Stevens
This Veterans Day, Brown Harris Stevens proudly recognizes and celebrates the remarkable agents across our firm who have served in the United States Armed Forces. Their courage, dedication, and unwavering commitment to excellence embody the very qualities that make them standouts in both service and in their real estate careers. We are deeply grateful for…
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Luxury on Sag Harbor Bay: 60 Bay View Drive East
With its storybook charm, serene harbor views, and blend of coastal elegance and small-town warmth, Sag Harbor is one of the Hamptons’ most beloved enclaves. Once a bustling whaling village, it now offers a refined yet relaxed lifestyle—where historic architecture, world-class dining, and scenic beaches meet a close-knit, artistic community. Residents enjoy the best of…
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Every Room Has a Park View in this Stunning Lincoln Square Condo
Perched above Central Park on West 63rd Street, Unit #20B is an elegant two-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath residence at The Park Laurel offers a front-row seat to one of New York’s most iconic views. 15 West 63rd Street #20B is currently represented by Marlene C. Marcus Every room of the 1,928-square-foot home frames sweeping vistas of the…
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Landmarked Living: 2 Unique Lofts Inside Harlem’s Iconic P.S. 90
Central Harlem is a vibrant neighborhood known for its rich culture, historic brownstones, and strong community spirit. It offers easy access to parks, local markets, and diverse dining options. These features make Central Harlem a highly desirable neighborhood, and the exceptional listings at the landmarked P.S. 90 Condominium—Units #3K and #4B at 220 West 148th…
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A Piece of New York History: The Dakota’s Unit #33 Comes to Market
The Dakota, completed in 1884 and located on the Upper West Side at 1 West 72nd Street, is one of New York City’s most iconic residential buildings. Designed by architect Henry Janeway Hardenbergh, the Dakota was among the city’s first luxury apartment buildings, introducing features that were revolutionary at the time, including large private apartments,…