Tag: BHS
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Modern Living Rooted in Upper East Side Tradition
Sales are officially underway at 175 East 82nd Street, a 39-story condominium that is ushering in a new way of Upper East Side living. Designed by CetraRuddy Architects and developed by Douglaston Development, the 73-residence building brings a contemporary approach to a neighborhood known for its architectural character, cultural institutions and enduring appeal. The Young…
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Real Estate in Motion: Markets, Strategy, and MORE
This week’s lineup explores the forces shaping real estate from the market level to the individual decisions behind every transaction, with conversations spanning Brooklyn market activity, NYC’s enduring resilience, negotiation, renovation, and the broader economy. Maggie Ross breaks down the latest sales, listings, and trends across Brooklyn, while Vince Rocco and Frances Katzen examine how…
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The Haunted House Discount
Have you ever passed that creepy house down the street your parents warned you never to go inside because it was filled with ghosts and creepy crawlies? Some of us may have been braver than others, but it turns out that abandoned house could be your key to first-time homeownership. Realtor.com tells us that purchasing…
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Market Clarity by Jared Antin: 2026 Summer in Review- Steady Aggregate Demand, but Two Very Different Supply Stories
The summer real estate market is often quieter than the spring and fall markets. Looking at the full season (which I am defining as Memorial Day through Labor Day) provides a useful view of the underlying market, particularly because a longer period helps smooth out week-to-week or month-to-month volatility that can distort shorter-term trends. And this…
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Walk-In This Way: Five Closets Designed for Display
In honor of New York Fashion Week, we’re turning our attention from the runway to the dressing room. Designed to be seen as much as used, these exceptional closets turn everyday storage into something far more considered. And as these five BHS homes prove, every great wardrobe deserves a fitting room. 6350 Sw 107th St…
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Ready for Prime Time: Four Homes with Private Theaters
With the Emmy Awards airing tonight, the best seat in the house may actually be at home. From Greenwich Village to the Hamptons, these four listings have private theaters designed for everything from a full-fledged viewing party to a quiet movie night in. 47 West 9th Street Movie night is just an elevator ride away…
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Trust, Transparency, and the Rise of AI in Real Estate Listings
Looking Beyond the Listing Photos Artificial intelligence is rapidly changing the way homes are marketed online. From virtually furnished rooms to enhanced landscaping and brighter interiors, AI has given real estate professionals powerful new tools to present properties in their best light. But as the technology becomes more sophisticated, an important question is emerging: When…
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Back to Work: Homes With Offices Worth Staying Home For
September has a way of resetting the clock. The backpacks are packed, the calendars are filling up, and after a summer of long lunches and late mornings, it’s time to get back to business. Fortunately, “back to work” doesn’t have to mean “back to the cubicle.” Here are five homes where the workspace might just…
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Remembering 9/11 Through Service, 25 Years Later
As we mark the 25th anniversary of the September 11, 2001, attacks, we remember those whose lives were lost while recognizing the lasting impact on survivors, first responders, families, and communities. In the years since, charitable organizations have continued to provide essential support, preserve the stories of those affected, educate future generations, and honor the…
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A Modern Penthouse Inside A Former Convent
A piece of Nolita history has been reimagined as a one-of-a-kind contemporary residence. At 34 Prince Street, a landmarked Federal-style building dating to 1826 has been transformed into a boutique condominium while preserving its connection to the neighborhood’s past. Originally built across from the Basilica of St. Patrick’s Old Cathedral, the building served as a…