Tag: BHS
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The Year Was 1930
The year was 1930, Herbert Hoover was in the White House, and the country was entering the Great Depression. New York reached new heights with the completion of the Chrysler Building and construction underway on the Empire State Building. Pluto was discovered, the first FIFA World Cup kicked off, and Grant Wood painted American Gothic.…
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Brown Harris Stevens Named Top 10 Brokerage for PR and Brand Authority
When it comes to earning national media attention, Brown Harris Stevens is punching well above its weight. A new analysis from Everything-PR ranks Brown Harris Stevens among the top 10 U.S. luxury real estate brokerages for brand authority, coming in at No. 9 in its Q1 2026 Luxury Real Estate Brand Authority Index. The ranking…
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Market Clarity by Jared Antin: This Week’s Inventory Drop Isn’t the Whole Story
Manhattan’s supply shrank sharply this week, but the story goes beyond seasonality. In today’s market, understanding the numbers is only half the story. Understanding what’s driving them is what gives buyers and sellers the clarity to make better decisions. Every August, Manhattan’s housing market settles into a familiar rhythm. Many sellers postpone launching new listings until…
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Inside Red Rock House: An Architectural Retreat in the Hudson Valley
Sited on 16.5 acres in the historic hamlet of Red Rock in East Chatham, New York, Red Rock House offers a rare combination of architectural distinction, complete privacy, and immersion in nature. The modern estate, recently featured on Realtor.com, and listed for $4.6 million by Richard Orenstein of Brown Harris Stevens, was designed by Anmahian…
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In Conversation with Brooklyn Agent Noah Studenroth
With more than $600 million in career sales, Noah Studenroth brings a strategic approach and deep appreciation for architecture to Brown Harris Stevens. His passion for historic preservation, which began with his first real estate role in Southampton Village, continues to shape how he views properties and advises clients today. Recently joining BHS from Corcoran,…
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Beach Within Reach: Homes by the Water
Call it a shore thing: life is simply better when the beach is close to home. This week’s Curated travels from the shores of Connecticut and the Hamptons down to Palm Beach and Sunny Isles, with private paths to the sand, direct ocean views, and beach access just beyond the front door. At these addresses,…
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See the Potential: A Riverdale Residence Ready to Feel Like Home
Sometimes, the best homes are the ones that leave a little room for imagination. At 5601 Riverdale Avenue, Apartment 2E, a generous footprint, flexible floor plan, and private outdoor space create the foundation for a home that can easily evolve alongside its next owner. This property is currently on the market for $630,000 and represented…
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Cash is Still King
Does the phrase “cash is king” ring a bell? Whether it was my grandparents slipping some cash into a birthday card, or my dad barely catching me on my way out the door as a teenager to ask, “Do you need cash?” It’s a phrase I’ve heard a thousand times. According to Realtor.com, nearly half…
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Seller Choice Isn’t the Same as the Seller’s Best Interest
In a recent opinion piece I penned for Inman News, I took on one of the most frequently repeated arguments in the debate over private listing networks: “seller choice.” Of course sellers have choices. They always have. The real question is whether a choice that limits exposure, reduces competition and potentially compromises price is actually…
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The Compass Move May Seem Harmless on the Surface. Be Sure to Look Deeper.
Yesterday, a segment of the active sales listings quietly disappeared from the usual search sites that consumers access to search for homes. Most consumers wouldn’t have noticed the change unless they were following one of those listings. Members of the New York residential real estate community likely noticed first through the press that the move generated. For those unaware, Compass…