Tag: BHS
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The Line: The Fed Cut Rates Another 0.25%
Today, The Line tries to fight through a nasty stomach virus to bring you the latest from the Fed. The Fed Cut Rates Another 0.25% By a 9-3 vote, the Federal Reserve approved a 25-basis point reduction in the federal funds rate. It’s worth noting that the last time 3 committee members dissented was September 2019. In case you’re curious, two of the dissenters were against…
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On Another Level: NYC Duplexes with Serious Appeal
There’s just something special about a duplex in a city where single-levels are the norm. Maybe it’s the appeal of a staircase, or simply being able to say, “the bedrooms are upstairs.” That bit of separation gives the home a sense of ease you feel right away. And with split levels that don’t just divide…
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BHS Hamptons Agents Share Their Go-To Holiday Gift Shops
Holiday shopping in the Hamptons is as much about the experience as it is about the gifts. From festively adorned garden centers to beloved local boutiques, the season brings a special charm to the East End. To help guide your list—and perhaps inspire a few unexpected finds—we asked Brown Harris Stevens Hamptons agents to share…
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Calm, Curated: Pantone’s Color of the Year Showcased in BHS Listings
PANTONE® 11-4201 Cloud Dancer, Pantone Color of the Year 2026. Image courtesy of Pantone. Pantone’s 2026 Color of the Year, Cloud Dancer (PANTONE 11-4201), embraces the idea of calm as a form of luxury. This soft, weightless white feels less like a traditional paint color and more like an atmosphere—clean, open, and quietly luminous. Cloud…
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How Long New Yorkers Hold Onto Their Homes (And What It Means for 2026 Real Estate)
A new report from PropertyShark offers a detailed look at how long New Yorkers stay in their homes, and the results show a noteworthy divide. While Manhattan and Brooklyn tend to see faster turnover, homeowners in Queens and the Bronx hold onto their properties for significantly longer. For buyers and sellers alike, understanding these patterns sheds…
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A George F. Pelham Masterpiece: Chic Duplex Living on East 75th Street
Perfectly set on one of the Upper East Side’s most enchanting tree-lined streets, this chic duplex at 14 East 75th Street brings together prewar romance and modern refinement in flawless balance. Designed in 1929 by noted architect George F. Pelham, the residence unfolds with grand proportions, dramatic volume, and the quiet elegance that defines the…
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BHS Sets New Hoboken Record with Townhouse Sale
Another day, another record! A 5-bedroom brick rowhouse at 208 Fifth Street in Hoboken recently sold for $4.23 million, setting a new record for Fifth Street and ranking among the highest-priced rowhomes ever sold in the city. The home had hit the market only days before at an asking price of $3.95 million, and with…
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Bess Freedman: The Big Bamboozle of Private Listing Networks
This article first appeared on Inman News, December 5, 2025. By now, many of you already know my stance on private listing networks. I have been incredibly vocal about their dubious nature, penned numerous opinion pieces, been threatened with lawsuits, and warned against them on television and in print. I’ve cited studies showing why PLNs hurt…
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The Biggest Oversights in New Construction and Home Renovations
Brown Harris Stevens New Development has represented the sale of thousands of new homes, and over the years I’ve personally renovated three of my own in three different cities, supported by teams of exceptionally talented collaborators. And yet, even with all the expertise, guardrails, and best intentions, the same simple, quality-of-life improvements are consistently overlooked.…
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Wicked For Good: Holding Space for Pink and Green
There’s a small, theatrical thrill in seeing pink and green used with confidence: part confection, part couture, all personality. With the new Wicked For Good sequel bringing this punchy color combo back into the spotlight, a handful of homes make the perfect stage for a pink-and-green moment whether you’re team Galinda or team Elphaba. Palm…