Tag: BHS
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The New Luxury Is Flexibility: Inside a Stately Historic Cobble Hill Townhouse That Offers the Best of Brooklyn Living
For many luxury buyers, owning a second home in New York City has become a more complicated equation. With New York’s newly enacted pied-à-terre tax affecting many high-value non-primary residences, some affluent New Yorkers and international residents are rethinking what luxury ownership looks like. Increasingly, the answer isn’t buying—it’s renting. That shift makes properties like…
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6 NYC Homes with Breathtaking Private Libraries
In a city defined by energy and motion, true luxury is often found in moments of quiet. These five New York homes each feature a thoughtfully designed library or study – offering aa place to work, relax, and unwind. From grand townhouses to refined co-ops, these homes balance architectural elegance with intellectual charm. 117 East 70th Street, Upper East Side Located on…
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Skyline Is the Limit: 5 NYC Homes with Spectacular Views
Some New York views never get old, no matter how long you’ve lived here. From Central Park and the East River to the Empire State Building and downtown skyline, these five homes turn some of the city’s most recognizable sights into part of the everyday scenery. Floor-to-ceiling windows, private terraces and high-floor vantage points make…
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Julie Hoffman on Her Return to BHS and Putting Clients First
Julie Hoffman has returned home to Brown Harris Stevens, bringing nearly two decades of real estate experience and a people-first approach shaped by an earlier career in social work and psychiatry. After building a successful business, most recently at Christie’s International Real Estate, Julie was drawn back by BHS’ longstanding reputation, supportive culture, and the…
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Six Brown Harris Stevens Stars Appointed to REBNY Residential Committee Leadership
Brown Harris Stevens is proud to congratulate six members of its team on their recent appointments to leadership roles with the Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY) Residential Committees. Organizations helping shape the future of New York City real estate. Jared Antin, Executive Director of Brown Harris Stevens, has been appointed Co-Chair of the REBNY Residential…
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Summer Fridays, But Make It Real Estate
Summer Fridays aren’t just about signing off early. They’re a whole mindset. The pace slows, the weekend starts to come into focus, and suddenly there’s time for an afternoon by the pool, dinner on the porch, or a sunset by the water. Here are four listings that feel like 3 p.m. on a Friday: where…
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Explore Four Stunning Miami Homes Under $1 Million
From serene bay views to stylish residences in some of Miami’s most desirable neighborhoods, these current Brown Harris Stevens listings prove that exceptional homes can be found for under $1 million. Whether you’re searching for a smart floor plan, stylish finishes, or a home close to Miami’s renowned dining, shopping, and cultural destinations, these properties…
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Sky-High Sophistication at 56 Leonard Street
Residence 24AE at 56 Leonard Street offers a unique opportunity to own a newly renovated corner apartment distinguished by an abundance of light, scale, and exceptional skyline views. This three bedroom, three and a half bath spans at about 2,175 square feet and is the best valued offering in the building. Floor to ceiling windows wrap the home, filling the space with natural light, while two…
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Palm Beach’s Luxury Market Shows No Signs of Slowing Down
Palm Beach has long been synonymous with refined living, but the latest market data suggests the island’s appeal among luxury buyers is as strong as ever. According to new data from Brown Harris Stevens, cited in a recent Mansion Global report, the Palm Beach single-family home market posted significant gains in the second quarter, underscoring…
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Art Outside the Gallery: A Neighborhood Guide to New York City’s Most Inspiring Public Art
During the summer months, the city becomes livelier, and the weather becomes so pleasant that it is hard to resist being outside. Become part of the magic and take an intentional stroll through these neighborhoods to enjoy public art exhibitions while getting some fresh air and experiencing something unique. Madison Square Park Add some color…