Tag: BHS
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Up Top: A Higher Level of Outdoor Living
Once the weather starts to shift, everyone starts looking for a reason to be outside. Rooftop terraces quickly become the setting for it all, from casual dinners to last-minute drinks that turn into a full night. It’s the kind of space that makes staying in feel like going out. Add in a nice breeze and…
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Peter Cossio Sets a New Hoboken Condo Sale Record at the Hudson Tea Buildings
Peter Cossio of The Hudson Realty Group has set a new record for the highest-priced condo sale in Hoboken with his recent $4,750,000 sale at 1500 Hudson Street #11FG. The previous record, $4,650,000, was set in 2022, also by Peter Cossio, with the sale of 1500 Garden Street #10L. The residence at 1500 Hudson Street…
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The Roadway Method: A White-Glove Approach to Moving, Elevated
In New York City real estate, every detail matters—and that philosophy extends well beyond the transaction itself. Through our partnership with Roadway Moving & Storage, clients are introduced to a seamless, high-touch relocation experience defined by precision, discretion, and care. At the center of this experience is The Roadway Method—Roadway’s proprietary relocation framework, developed through…
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One of the Oldest Wood-Frame Homes In Brooklyn Heights Could Be Yours
25 Cranberry Street in Brooklyn Heights, believed to be the last original wood-frame farmhouse in the neighborhood, dates back to the late 1700s. Listed by Joan Goldberg of Brown Harris Stevens, the home is asking $4.9 million and is being offered publicly for the first time in nearly three decades. “This house is in a…
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The Amenities Defining Luxury Living Now, According to BHS Agents
To better understand what today’s luxury buyers truly value, Brown Harris Stevens surveyed agents across our markets, asking them to identify the top amenities shaping demand right now. The updated results reinforce a clear shift toward homes that offer immediacy, light, and livability—where elevated design meets everyday ease. Turnkey / Move-In Ready Living Leading the…
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Pricing Isn’t About Being Right. It’s About Positioning Your Home to Win.
Pricing a home has always been one of the most nuanced and consequential parts of the selling process. But in today’s New York City market, the stakes are even higher. What may appear, at a glance, to be a balanced environment is, in practice, far more dynamic. We’re operating in what can best be described as…
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Building of the Week: 640 Park Avenue
1942 photograph of 640 Park Avenue, from the collection of MetroHistory Completed in 1914 and designed by architect James E.R. Carpenter, 640 Park Avenue represents a moment when the apartment house began to rival the private mansion. Its scale and floor plans were meant to provide the grandeur of a country house without the burdens…
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Eco-Luxury Living: Homes Designed for a More Sustainable Future
As sustainability continues to shape the way we live—and buy—homes, eco-conscious design has become more than just a trend; it’s an expectation. From energy-efficient systems and smart home integrations to thoughtfully sourced materials and seamless indoor-outdoor living, today’s most desirable properties are built with both luxury and longevity in mind. Across all of our markets,…
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Rain Check: Four Mudrooms That Keep It Contained
April may or may not follow through on the showers, but these homes are prepared either way. Think mudrooms, entryways, and smart drop zones designed for whatever the forecast follows you in with. These four well-designed spaces keep the rest of the house out of it. 44 Buell Lane Gorgeous hunter green built-ins with brass…
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What Q1 2026 Tells Us About the Manhattan Real Estate Market
The first quarter of 2026 offered a clearer picture of where the Manhattan market is heading, and in many ways, the results were stronger than expected. According to the recently released Q1 2026 Manhattan Apartment Market Report, both average and median apartment prices moved higher compared to a year ago, with several segments of the market…