Tag: BHS
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The House Doesn’t Always Win: NYC Casinos Face Tough Odds
This week, New York’s casino race dealt two high-profile proposals a losing hand. Both Silverstein Properties’ Avenir project on the West Side and the Caesars/SL Green bid for Times Square were rejected by the Community Advisory Committee. On paper, these weren’t just casinos—they were ambitious mixed-use visions promising thousands of new apartments, hotels, cultural venues, and…
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The Line: The Fed Cuts Rates 0.25%
Today, there is only one thing on the menu: The Fed. The Fed Cuts Rates 0.25% In a move that surprised nobody, the Fed lowered the federal funds rate by 25 basis points, or 0.25% this week. For those interested, the federal funds rate is the interest rate banks charge each other for overnight loans. Now…
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Skyline Included: 5 Homes Where the City Steals the Show
Nothing says New York quite like its skyline. It’s iconic, unmistakable the moment it comes into view. From downtown landmarks and the Empire State Building to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island, these homes give you a front-row seat to a view you’ll never grow tired of. 368 3rd Avenue #PH34A Iconic skyline views…
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Josh Young Reflects on the Legacy of Darin Tansey
By Josh Young, Executive Vice President, New Business Development Last week, I lost one of my closest friends, suddenly, and to natural causes. Darin Tansey was not only an incredibly successful broker but also one of the kindest and most genuine people I have ever known. Over ten years ago, I asked Brown Harris Stevens…
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Bess Freedman on the Market, Private Listings, and What’s Ahead for 2026
At Brown Harris Stevens, we’ve long prided ourselves on being steady and consistent — qualities that resonate even more in times of uncertainty. In a recent conversation with Inman, our CEO Bess Freedman shared her perspective on the market, the importance of rebuilding trust in real estate, the ongoing debate around private listings, and what…
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This Season’s Must-Have Interior Design Trends
As the air turns crisp and leaves begin to fall, design enthusiasts are ready to embrace autumn’s warmth indoors. This season, interiors lean into a balance of comfort, sophistication, and natural beauty. Here are the key design trends we predict will define autumn interiors this year: Warm, Earthy Color Palettes Autumn calls for cozy tones,…
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Skyline Advisory Team Joins Brown Harris Stevens
Brown Harris Stevens is excited to welcome the Skyline Advisory Team, led by John Dugan and Mick DiStasio, to our Union Square office! Recognized as one of New York City’s top-producing teams—and previously ranked #1 at Elegran—the Skyline Advisory Team brings a group of eight accomplished agents and more than $400 million in career sales…
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Lifted: 7 Homes Taking Luxury to New Heights
From New York rooftops to Florida waterfronts, these homes make every floor feel like a destination. Whether you’re hauling luggage or just letting the private elevator handle the climb, these 7 homes will take you to the next level. 36 East 63rd Street Lenox Hill, Manhattan, NY Two elevators in one townhouse—now that’s something you…
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Fed Rate Cut Looms—What It Could Mean for Sellers
Markets are nearly unanimous that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates at its September meeting, with odds close to 90% for a reduction. In fact, Brown Harris Stevens Chief Economist Greg Heym noted that the August jobs report shows a softening labor market with weak hiring and rising unemployment—leaving the Fed with little choice…
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Manhattan Living at the Million-Dollar Mark
After the buzz generated by the recent property video for 2166 Broadway #4E on the Upper West Side, it naturally raises the question: “what does $1 million actually buy in Manhattan today?“ From stylish downtown condos to prewar co-ops brimming with character, the options at this price point highlight the incredible variety the city has…