Tag: BHS
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Living in Color
In honor of Pride Month, we’re taking inspiration from the colors of the rainbow. From bold interiors to striking architectural details, these homes showcase the many ways color can transform a space. Each listing brings a different hue to life through thoughtful design, creating a collection inspired by the colors of the Pride flag. A…
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Why Pricing Right from Day One Is Critical in Today’s Market
Home sellers know their first few weeks on the market are more important than ever when it comes to getting the best price for your home. According to a recent Realtor.com report, the first four weeks after a home is listed are often the deciding factor in whether it sells near the asking price or requires a price reduction. Realtor.com also found that…
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Neighborhoods That Shaped LGBTQ+ History—and the Homes Within Them
At Brown Harris Stevens, Pride Month is an opportunity to celebrate the LGBTQ+ community while recognizing the individuals, neighborhoods, and movements that helped shape New York City into the vibrant and diverse place it is today. Across the five boroughs, LGBTQ+ New Yorkers have left an indelible mark on the city’s culture, arts, activism, and…
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The West Village Just Got Its Most Charming Listing of the Year
New York City has no shortage of gorgeous townhouses, but 29 Grove Street is a cut above the rest. Listed for the first time in over a century, asking $11.995 million, this Greek Revival townhouse remained in the same family for more than a 100 years, preserving details so rare they feel almost fictional. The…
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Bess Freedman Named to Inman’s Inaugural Advisory Council
Inman has announced the formation of its inaugural Advisory Council—bringing together some of the most influential executives in residential real estate to help shape the industry’s future. Among the distinguished leaders selected is Bess Freedman, CEO of Brown Harris Stevens. The new council represents a strategic effort by Inman to deepen its engagement with top…
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Seas the Day: Five Waterfront Homes with Private Docks
Some homes make an impression at the curb. Others make a splash from the water. No loading up the car. No trips to the marina. Just step outside and go via your own private dock. From the Long Island Sound to Sag Harbor Bay and the Florida Intracoastal, life is best lived dockside. These five…
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How to Build Long-Term Wealth Through Commercial Real Estate
Most investors never look past residential real estate. That might be the most expensive mistake they make. In episode 408 of The Build Up, Candace and Melissa sit down with Kathy Kuo, a commercial real estate broker, investor, and entrepreneur based in Las Vegas. Kathy has spent over a decade closing deals across every major…
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Adapting to the New Mortgage Rate Reality
For the past several months, many potential homebuyers have been waiting for mortgage rates to dip back below 6% before going forward with their purchase. But realtor.com is warning buyers may need to adjust their expectations and focus on purchasing when it makes financial sense for them, rather than trying to time the mortgage market.…
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Dream Homes Along the Hamptons Shoreline
There’s something universally appealing about life by the water. Whether it’s waking up to panoramic bay views in the Hamptons or enjoying year-round sunshine along the coastline, waterfront homes offer a unique blend of luxury, tranquility, and natural beauty. From private docks and expansive outdoor entertaining spaces to breathtaking sunrises and sunsets, these beautiful residences…
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Spring in Review: Balanced on Paper. Selective in Practice.
The spring market, traditionally New York City’s busiest real estate season, arrived with no shortage of uncertainty. Mortgage rates climbed after briefly dipping below 6% at the end of February. Inflation concerns resurfaced. Geopolitical tensions dominated headlines. Questions about the broader economy persisted. At the same time, the stock market repeatedly set record highs in…