Tag: BHS
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Private Listing Networks: Don’t Be Fooled by the Gimmick
By Bess Freedman I recently penned an article for Inman titled “Private Listing Networks Are the Newest Pet Rock,” where I draw a clear parallel between the fad of the silly pet rock from the 1970s and today’s push for exclusive, brokerage-only listing networks. Here’s the heart of my argument: In short: private listing networks…
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Meet Juan Yoshikay: Worth Avenue’s Rising Star
This week we spotlight Juan Yoshikay, a Rising Star Agent who joined BHS’ Palm Beach Office after launching his real estate career with Lux Properties. A Harvard Business School graduate and former financial analyst, Juan brings a data-driven perspective to the Palm Beach luxury market, combining sharp financial insight with a passion for client success.…
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The Year Was 1925
The year was 1925, and the Roaring Twenties were in full swing. Calvin Coolidge was in the White House, The Great Gatsby had just been published, and radios were finding their way into homes across the country. It was the height of the Jazz Age—Prohibition was in full effect, but that didn’t stop the speakeasies. Across the…
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Nada Rizk Breaks Upper East Side Record with Landmark Sale
Brown Harris Stevens is proud to celebrate yet another milestone in luxury real estate. Nada Rizk of the Greene Rizk Team recently achieved the highest pre-war condominium closing on the Upper East Side this year, with her sale of 988 Fifth Avenue. Consistently ranked among the Top 1% of agents at BHS and recognized as…
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Here’s What $14.9 Million in Miami Will Get You
The Art of Living Well awaits in coveted Suburban Dr, North Pinecrest. Designed by renowned architect Ramon Pacheco, this timeless 7-bed, 6-bath, 3-powder room estate located at 10101 SW 60th Court masterfully blends nature and sophistication on a sprawling 47,196 SF lot, featuring 11,493 SF under air. Anchoring the residence is a breathtaking 1,957 SF…
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1035 Park Ave: The Prewar Penthouse that Has it All
A true Park Avenue gem, 1035 Park Avenue is a full-floor residence with an unparalleled combination of prewar elegance and modern luxury. This listing is currently on the market for $6,150,000 and represented by Frans H. Preidel. Surrounded by over 2,000 square feet of meticulously landscaped, 360-degree wraparound terrace, it offers an extraordinary level of…
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The Line: Private Payrolls Down 32,000 in September
It’s the first Friday of the month, which usually means we have jobs report from the BLS to dissect. As you know, the government is currently in a shutdown, which means there won’t be a BLS September jobs report for a while. So today, we use employment data from another three-letter group: ADP. Private Payrolls…
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10 Steps to Successfully Sell Your Home in New York City
Selling a home in New York City can feel complicated, but with the right plan in place, it doesn’t have to be. Over the years, I’ve guided many clients through the process, and I’ve found that having a clear roadmap makes all the difference. That’s why I put together this list of 10 steps to…
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Outside the Ordinary: 7 NYC Outdoor Spaces with a Little Extra
Outdoor space in New York City is already a luxury, but some homes don’t stop at a terrace with a few planters. We’re talking koi ponds, outdoor showers, swings with skyline views, and even hot tubs tucked high above the street. These homes take fresh air living to the next level. 240 West 75th Street…
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Brooklyn’s Waterfront Boom Fuels Record Prices
Brooklyn’s waterfront neighborhoods are undergoing a transformation — and the price tags are reflecting it according to new research from Brown Harris Stevens Development Marketing. In Q3 2025, closed sponsor sales in Brooklyn hit a record $1,490 per square foot, driven largely by high-profile developments like Williamsburg Wharf and One Domino Square. These two projects…