Category: Community + Culture

This year marks the 24th anniversary of the tragic attacks of September 11, 2001—a day that forever changed New York City, the nation, and the world. While the years have passed, the needs of survivors, families, and first responders remain profound. Many continue to face health challenges, emotional trauma, and economic hardships. At the same…

Fall practically comes with its own playlist—apples snapping, cider pouring, leaves crunching as you walk. Throw in a pumpkin patch, and you’ve got the perfect weekend. These homes put you close to the orchards, cider stops, and all the fall fun that makes the season great. Call it the core of autumn living—ripe for the…

By Serj Markarian, Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker Luxury developments have long relied on standout amenities to attract buyers and renters—but as lifestyles shift, so do expectations. While staples like pools and gyms still matter, today’s residents are looking for curated experiences that support wellness, convenience, and connection. Developers are responding with lifestyle-focused offerings that go far…

HEADER IMAGE: By Bingjiefu He – Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=166035777  Democratic Socialist Zohran Mamdani won the Democratic Primary for Mayor of New York City, an outcome that has stirred a wave of reactions across the real estate industry. With his controversial housing and tax policy proposals grabbing headlines, many buyers, sellers, and property owners are…

This summer, more residential buildings are turning to rooftop farming as a way to create greener, more resilient spaces that actively engage their tenants. MicroHabitat, a company specializing in modular urban farming systems that transform underused rooftops into thriving edible gardens, is at the forefront of this movement. MicroHabitat’s Chief Urban Farmer in NYC, Cameron,…

By Laurie Meyer, Licensed Real Estate Salesperson Things I love about Greenwich — Summer Edition Greenwich is a beautiful place year-round, but there’s something truly magical about summer here. The town comes alive with energy, color, and activity.  While I often post about the beach and my love for all water-related things, there’s so much…

There’s nothing like living a short stroll from a really good farmers market or farm stand—the kind with sun-warmed peaches, fresh-cut flowers, and friendly local faces that remember your name and your favorite zucchini muffins. These five listings are perfectly positioned for weekend market hauls, last-minute dinner inspiration, and the simple joy of supporting small…

Spring is the perfect time to refresh your home and clear out the clutter that’s been quietly accumulating all winter. From color-coded closets to streak-free windows, a few thoughtful updates can make your space feel lighter, brighter, and more serene. With tips from Zen Home Cleaning, you’ll learn how to tidy with intention, embrace the…