Author: Liat Salama
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The Line: Job Growth Much Higher than Expected in March
It's the first Friday of the month, so you know today's column is all about jobs. The Line: Job Growth Much Higher than Expected in March Payrolls rose by 228,000 last month, easily beating the Dow Jones estimate of 140,000. Here are the other highlights of the March jobs report: The unemployment rate ticked up to 4.2%, while economists expected it to…
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Discover this Pre-War Midtown Home with Timeless Appeal: 100 West 58th St
Steps from Central Park, in the heart of Midtown Manhattan, this exquisitely renovated three-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath residence at 100 West 58th Street offers the ultimate blend of pre-war elegance and contemporary comfort. Spanning over 40 feet in its main living and dining space, the home welcomes you with a grand foyer that sets the tone for…
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The BHS Agent Spotlight on Jane Babcook
Previously with Christie’s for a Short Period | Ranked Among America’s Best Real Estate Agents by Real Trends This week, we spotlight Jane Babcook, a top Sag Harbor agent who has returned to Brown Harris Stevens after a brief time at Christie’s. Jane shares why BHS feels like home, her insights on the Hamptons market,…
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An Emery Roth-Designed Penthouse with Breathtaking Central Park Views
Perched high above Central Park West and 72nd Street, Penthouse A at the Oliver Cromwell is an architectural masterpiece—a three-story sanctuary in the sky with sweeping views from Central Park to the Hudson River. This extraordinary residence, 12 West 72nd Street, blends pre-war elegance with a modern, sophisticated vision crafted by the award-winning Mutuus Studio,…
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Are Tariffs and Rates Freezing the Spring Market?
By Serj Markarian, Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker The latest inventory report shows that Manhattan’s supply of apartments for sale dropped to 6.9 months in March, creating a bit of a spring sales gridlock. While activity has picked up, it hasn’t reached the pace we typically expect this time of year. Brown Harris Stevens CEO Bess Freedman…
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Famed Marlborough Gallery, A Bedrock of Chelsea’s Art Scene, Hits the Market
Marlborough Gallery, a cornerstone in the art world for nearly 80 years, has announced the sale of its Chelsea location in New York City. This move follows the gallery's decision to wind down operations across its global branches, including those in London, Madrid, and Barcelona. Founded in 1946 by Frank Lloyd and Harry Fischer, Marlborough…
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Let There Be Light: Skylights, Sunrooms & Soaring Windows
Natural light: the original luxury amenity. Before smart home systems and wine cellars, there were windows—and the best homes still know how to use them. Think skylit studios, glass-wrapped sunrooms, and soaring panes that turn light into a design feature. They don’t just let the light in—they give it center stage. Here are six Brown…
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Homes with Horsepower: Four Incredible Listings for Car Enthusiasts
For some, a garage is just a place to park. For others, it’s an extension of their passion for cars. Some homes take that to the next level—multi-car showrooms, glass-walled displays, and smart city solutions built for collectors and enthusiasts alike. These homes aren’t just about where you live—they’re about where you drive. Here are…
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Get in the St. Patrick’s Day Spirit: Homes that Master the Art of Green Decor
Are you feeling lucky in your home search? In the spirit of St. Patrick’s Day, we’re rounding up listings that showcase stunning shades of green—from chic accent walls to serene sage design elements and lush backyard escapes. Whether it’s a pop of color in the living room or a vibrant green landscape, these homes prove…
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Entryways That Will Have You at “Hello”
Some homes don’t just invite you in—they make an entrance. A grand staircase, soaring ceilings, or a foyer designed to impress can set the tone before you even step into the main living spaces. It’s that first moment, the one where architecture and design come together in perfect harmony, that lingers long after you’ve walked…