Author: Liat Salama
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The Line: U.S. and China Suspend Most Tariffs for 90 Days
By Gregory Heym, BHS Chief Economist and and host of Crossing The Line This week, we serve up the latest on tariffs, inflation, and consumer spending. Welcome to a very busy version of The Line. U.S. and China Suspend Most Tariffs for 90 Days Boy did we need this. After a lot of name calling and…
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Brown Harris Stevens High School Home Superlatives
With graduation season upon us, we thought we’d celebrate some of our most unique homes in a round-up of superlatives, channeling a time-honored high school tradition. Most Likely to Inspire a Coffee Table Book 322 Rose Hill Road – Water Mill, NY One of the most notable homes in the Hamptons, this historic home has…
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Take a Look Inside Darien’s Historic Quintard-Frost House
Introducing the Quintard-Frost House, a captivating Dutch Colonial built in 1715, offering a rare blend of historic charm and modern comfort. Located at 64 Old Kings Highway, the home embodies coveted historic details and a prime location within Darien, Connecticut. This 5-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom residence spans approximately 3,327 square feet on a half-acre lot. Original wide-plank floors,…
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Why Floor Plans Matter More than You Think: Designing for ROI
By Candice Milano & Malessa Rambarran, Licensed Real Estate Professionals When people think about maximizing returns in real estate, they often focus on location, finishes, or amenities. While those factors certainly matter, one of the most powerful (and often overlooked) drivers of profitability is the floor plan. Yes, we’re talking about layout—not just square footage. Two apartments with…
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Eight Apartment Buildings with Amenities So Good, You’ll Never Want to Leave
What if your apartment building had a squash court? A karaoke lounge? A pool lined with cabanas and a full-service spa just an elevator ride away? These aren’t vacation perks—they’re part of daily life in a handful of buildings that take luxury to another level. From New York to Miami Beach, here are eight Brown…
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West Side Agent Maryann Johnson Reflects on Morningside Heights: A Community Built on Culture and Connection
My early morning walk with my dog is a very special time. The city is quiet, the air crisp, and the streets come alive with the subtle hum of the day beginning. Families with young children head to school, professionals rush to catch their morning train, and I share a daily greeting with my local…
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Introducing “Weze Walls”: A New Series Celebrating Art in Real Estate
Header Image: The Gift, 2025 by Meredith Schomburg (acrylic, gouache, oil pastel and pencil on un-stretched canvas; 36 x 72 in) The Louise Phillips Forbes Team is proud to announce the launch of Weze Walls, a new event series that brings together thoughtfully curated real estate and the work of talented local artists. Designed to reimagine the…
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The Line: The U.S. Economy Contracted at a 0.3% Rate in the First Quarter
By Gregory Heym, BHS Chief Economist and and host of Crossing The Line This was a huge week for economic data but to save time and space, we will be focusing on the two biggest releases this week: 1Q25 GDP and the April jobs report. The U.S. Economy Contracted at a 0.3% Rate in the…
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Hoop Dreams: Homes with Basketball Courts
With the NBA playoffs in full swing, we thought it would be fun to explore some properties that have a true home court advantage. Hamptons 14 Fordune Drive – Water Mill, NY This $37.5 million compound in Water Mill is fit for an NBA pro, but caters to the amateur athlete in all of us.…
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Inside a Waterfront Estate Where Old World Craftsmanship Meets Coastal Grandeur
Tucked away at the very end of Crane Neck Road in Old Field, 70 Crane Neck Road isn’t just a home—it’s a private peninsula. With over 10 acres of sprawling waterfront and 300-degree views of the Long Island Sound, this one-of-a-kind estate is a rare North Shore offering that redefines exclusivity. Architecturally crafted to follow…