Tag: new york city
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What Today’s Rental Market Is Really Telling Us About Manhattan
What Record Rents Tell Us About Housing Demand in Manhattan NYC rents reached a new record high last month. While this may have been an alarming headline just a few years ago, it has become an all-too-familiar story. For many New Yorkers, rising rents continue to present a growing affordability challenge. But beyond the monthly…
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One of a Kind Indoor-Outdoor Retreat at One Hunters Point
Long Island City has become one of New York City’s most sought-after neighborhoods, offering a vibrant waterfront lifestyle, acclaimed restaurants, thriving arts and culture, and miles of scenic parks and promenades along the East River. Within this highly sought after neighborhood, 5-49 Borden Avenue #2B embodies the very best of Long Island City living. This…
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The Moments That Turn a House Into a Home
What Makes Someone Fall in Love With a Home? As we prepare to celebrate the 4th of July with family, friends, and neighbors, many of us will spend the holiday in a place we often take for granted—our home. Whether it’s gathering around the table for a barbecue, watching fireworks from a rooftop or terrace, or…
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The Role of AI in NYC Real Estate: Where It Helps and Where It Falls Short
What a $50 Million Penthouse Deal Revealed About AI Artificial intelligence has quickly become part of the real estate process. Buyers use it to research neighborhoods, compare properties, estimate values, and better understand financing options. Sellers use it to gather pricing insights, analyze market trends, and prepare their homes for sale. Used properly, AI can…
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Living in Color
In honor of Pride Month, we’re taking inspiration from the colors of the rainbow. From bold interiors to striking architectural details, these homes showcase the many ways color can transform a space. Each listing brings a different hue to life through thoughtful design, creating a collection inspired by the colors of the Pride flag. A…
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Elevated Perspectives
Some homes offer more than a change of address. They offer an entirely different perspective on their surroundings. From city skylines and waterfront panoramas to sweeping mountain views and rolling hills, this week’s collection highlights properties where the scenery is a defining feature. In these homes, the views feel like an extension of the living…
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The Pied-à-Terre Tax Is Coming: What NYC Owners Should Know
Now That the Pied-à-Terre Tax Has Passed, What Comes Next? Earlier this year, we discussed the proposed pied-à-terre tax and what it could mean for New York City real estate. With the legislation now approved and scheduled to take effect on July 1, 2026, the conversation is shifting from speculation to implementation. While the tax has…
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Can You Really Have It All: What does Amenity Rich Living Really Mean?
Can you really have it all? What does amenity rich living mean to you, and how important is it in your decision-making process? These questions came to mind as I recently began working with a remarkable client. After 45 years with the airlines, having traveled extensively, speaking several languages and having lived abroad in Italy,…
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The Year Was 1985
The year was 1985. Ronald Reagan was in the White House, Madonna ruled the charts, shoulder pads ruled the office, and moviegoers were lining up to see Back to the Future and The Breakfast Club. It was also the year of Live Aid, the global benefit concert for Ethiopia that brought millions together through music.…
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Where Summer Is Served: Dining Al Fresco
The best table in the house this time of year usually isn’t in the house at all. From covered patios and garden courtyards to rooftop terraces and poolside setups, these five Brown Harris Stevens listings showcase some of our favorite places to dine al fresco this season. 33 Ford Road Good food deserves a good…