Tag: BHS
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The Romance Recession
Remember when finding love was as simple as getting set up on a blind date or meeting someone at your local dive bar? According to The New York Times, Gen Z isn’t just dating less than previous generations; they’re in a “romance recession.” The question becomes: Is chivalry dead, or can daters just not afford…
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A Generational Retreat in Westhampton Beach: 41 Seafield Lane
Located in Westhampton Beach, 41 Seafield Lane offers convenient access to both Manhattan and the area’s ocean beaches, providing a balance of village living and coastal surroundings. It’s the kind of address that attracts buyers seeking a true family compound, not just another Hamptons home. Beyond the gates lies the roughly 5,000+/- sf estate offers eight bedrooms, six full bathrooms, and 2 half bathrooms, all set on meticulously landscaped grounds shaped by…
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Beyond Real Estate: Henry “Hank” Paul’s Mission to Serve Veterans
For more than two decades, Henry “Hank” Paul has built his real estate career on a foundation of integrity, service, and trust—values shaped long before he entered the industry. A combat veteran, former international credit manager, and longtime Pinecrest resident, Hank brings a rare combination of financial expertise, local market knowledge, and an unwavering commitment…
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Why Every Brokerage Needs to Think Like a Newsroom
Full disclosure – I used to be a TV news producer in one of the biggest markets in the country. In my latest op-ed for RISMedia, I drew on that experience to explore why today’s brokerages need to think beyond traditional marketing and embrace their role as publishers. The way consumers and professionals consume information…
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Through the Looking Glass: Skylights, Sunrooms & Soaring Windows
Natural light: the original luxury amenity. Before smart home systems and pickleball courts, there were windows, and the best homes still know how to use them. Think dramatic skylights, solariums, and floor-to-ceiling windows that turn light into a design feature. They don’t just let the light in. They give it center stage. Here are six…
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Own a Piece of Sinatra History: The Hoboken Brownstone Frank Sinatra Bought for His Parents
A rare piece of New Jersey history has arrived on the market: the Hoboken brownstone that legendary entertainer Frank Sinatra purchased for his parents, Marty and Dolly Sinatra, in the 1940s. Now reimagined as a luxury condominium residence, the home blends timeless architectural character with modern design—offering buyers the opportunity to live in a property…
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Why Neighborhood Rankings Don’t Tell the Whole Story
When rankings of New York City’s most expensive neighborhoods are released, it’s easy to assume they tell us where the market is strongest. This quarter’s list includes familiar names like Hudson Yards, Tribeca, SoHo, and Central Midtown, along with Brooklyn’s Carroll Gardens, where median sale prices surged dramatically. But before drawing conclusions, it’s worth taking a…
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Spotlight on Alan Kersner: The Steady Hand Behind Brown Harris Stevens’ Success
For nearly four decades, Alan Kersner has been one of the quiet architects behind Brown Harris Stevens’ legacy. Since joining the firm from Douglas Elliman in 1989 as Treasurer, Alan has helped guide the company through extraordinary periods of growth, industry transformation, and technological evolution as well as economic crises, the challenges post-9/11 and the…
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Waterfront Living: 5 BHS Listings with Incredible Views
Dive into these waterfront properties, from ocean views to calming bay waters. With serene views that elevate your space almost as much as your décor, these homes offer water vistas that steal the show while soothing you at the same time. 1131 Sasco Hill Road Overlooking the Long Island Sound, this home will stop you…
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Catch Up on the Latest from the MoRE Network
From market insights and luxury real estate trends to expert negotiations, investing strategies, and conversations with some of the industry’s most accomplished professionals, the MoRE Network continues to deliver fresh content for real estate enthusiasts and professionals alike. This month’s lineup features timely discussions on inflation, New York City’s luxury market, Brooklyn and Manhattan market…