Author: Sarah Burris
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A Landmark Townhouse with a Brown Harris Stevens Legacy
On a quiet block between West End Avenue and Riverside Drive stands 324 West 85th Street, a landmarked townhouse built in 1892 that holds more than eight decades of one family’s history—including a personal connection to Brown Harris Stevens. It is one of six neighboring homes on the block designed by renowned architect Clarence True.…
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Skyline Included: 5 Homes Where the City Steals the Show
Nothing says New York quite like its skyline. It’s iconic, unmistakable the moment it comes into view. From downtown landmarks and the Empire State Building to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island, these homes give you a front-row seat to a view you’ll never grow tired of. 368 3rd Avenue #PH34A Iconic skyline views…
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Lifted: 7 Homes Taking Luxury to New Heights
From New York rooftops to Florida waterfronts, these homes make every floor feel like a destination. Whether you’re hauling luggage or just letting the private elevator handle the climb, these 7 homes will take you to the next level. 36 East 63rd Street Lenox Hill, Manhattan, NY Two elevators in one townhouse—now that’s something you…
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The September Issue, Real Estate Edition: Where Fashion Meets Square Footage
September is when fashion sets the tone for the season ahead, and the September Issue is fashion publishing’s crown jewel—capturing what style means right now. Think of this as the September Issue in square footage, with listings that have the elegance, edge, and drama to stop traffic on Fifth Avenue. Some carry true designer ties,…
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Check, Please: 6 Homes That Bring Back a Classic Floor Pattern
Checkerboard floors have been around for centuries, but lately, they’re popping up in all the right places—kitchens, sunrooms, bedrooms, and beyond—with a fresh twist. Whether it’s bold black and white marble or a soft, hand-painted pattern, this classic motif is officially back on our radar. These six Brown Harris Stevens listings show how a well-placed…