Tag: manhattan
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Common Negotiation Mistakes Buyers Make in NYC Real Estate
Why Negotiation Strategy Still Matters in Today’s NYC Market In New York City real estate, negotiation is often associated with price, but in practice, successful negotiations involve far more than simply offering more or less money. Terms, timing, preparation, and market awareness can all play a significant role in how a deal ultimately comes together.…
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The Line: Employment Rose by 115,000 Last Month
Today, we have the April jobs report courtesy of my old employer, the BLS. Employment Rose by 115,000 Last Month Another month, another blow away jobs number. Here are the details: After ping ponging since last May, the US has had back-to-back strong months of job growth. In other good labor market news, initial claims for unemployment recently fell…
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Walls That Talk: The Wallpaper Edit
Wallpaper has the power to completely transform a room. Sometimes it quietly layers in texture. Other times, it becomes the focal point entirely. From hand-painted accents and sweeping scenic murals to bold botanicals and floor-to-ceiling pattern, these homes use wallpaper to add character, personality, and a little decorative drama. Here, the walls are part of…
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A Thoughtfully Restored Classic-Six on Lexington Avenue
Tucked within the heart of Carnegie Hill sits a property that offers a rare balance of timeless elegance and modern ease: 1349 Lexington Avenue #2E. It is currently on the market for $2.195 million and represented by Brown Harris Stevens Agent Kirsten Aiello. Residence 2E at 1349 Lexington Avenue embodies that intersection beautifully—an exquisitely renovated…
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Why Some Manhattan Apartments Sit While Others Sell Quickly (Even in the Same Building)
In Manhattan real estate, it’s common to see two apartments in the same building perform very differently. One sells quickly, while another, sometimes with similar square footage and finishes, remains on the market. At first glance, this can be confusing. But when you look closer, the differences become clear. Same Line, Similar Square Footage –…
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Building of the Week: 1021 Park Avenue
1955 interior view of an apartment in 1021 Park Avenue, from the collection of MetroHistory The co-op at 1021 Park Avenue, on the northeast corner of 85th Street, was designed by Rosario Candela in 1929. Known for its dramatic neo-Gothic façade, complete with gargoyles, heraldic shields, and a crenellated parapet crowning the penthouse, the building…
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Robert A.M. Stern’s Personal Apartment Hits the Market
In a city built on bold ideas and bigger personalities, it’s rare to get a window into how one of its most influential architects actually lived – but that’s what makes the former home of Robert A. M. Stern is so compelling. His Upper East Side apartment at The Chatham has come to market, a…
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Young New Development Group Leads Sales at 175 East 82nd Street as New Rendering Is Revealed
A new rendering has been unveiled for 175 East 82nd Street, a 39-story condominium tower rising in the Yorkville section of Manhattan’s Upper East Side—offering a fresh look at what is set to become one of the neighborhood’s most prominent new residential developments. Designed by CetraRuddy Architecture and developed by Douglaston Development, the 478-foot tower…
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Why Manhattan Luxury Sales Are Rising Even as Prices Ease
Luxury Sales Are Rising, So Why Are Prices Easing? Manhattan’s ultra-luxury market has been sending an interesting signal: transaction activity is rising sharply, even as pricing at the top end has softened. Transactions above $10 million reportedly rose 43% year-over-year, even as median pricing in the segment declined. At first glance, those trends may seem…
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The Line: Economic Growth Picked up in 1Q26
Today, we have the latest on GDP and PCE from the BEA. If you know what all those letters mean you’re either an economist or read this column every week. Welcome to the three-letter edition of The Line. Economic Growth Picked up in 1Q26 Gross domestic product, which is the value of all the goods and services produced in the US, rose…