Tag: nyc
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Cabinet Fever Part II: Kitchens in Every Shade but White
White kitchens will always have their place. They’re timeless, versatile, and easy to love. But lately, color is making a comeback—and it’s coming for the cabinets. Think sky blue, sunshine yellow, mint green, even chartreuse. Unexpected shades that turn the kitchen into a design statement. A little moodier. A lot more personal. Call it Cabinet…
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Soak in the Skyline: Bathtubs with Incredible Views
When your bathtub overlooks the skyline, it’s more than just a soak—it’s an experience. These NYC homes take relaxation to new heights with views that rival any five-star hotel. 432 Park Avenue At 432 Park Avenue, even the bathtub has bragging rights. With a front-row seat to the skyline, this marble-wrapped sanctuary makes the city…
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The Condo Resale Divide: Winners, Losers, and the Future of NYC Real Estate
A new exclusive Brown Harris Stevens report on Manhattan condo resales is challenging assumptions about the city’s investment market. The data reveals one in three condos sold between July 2024 and July 2025 went for less than their purchase price, with mid-2010s buyers feeling the biggest sting. “There was a lot of extrinsic pressure to…
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Ready, Set, Home! Properties Near Iconic Running Routes
With the TCS New York City Marathon right around the corner, runners everywhere are lacing up for one of the world’s most inspiring races. Whether you’re chasing a new personal best or just love a good jog with a view, these Brown Harris Stevens listings are near some of the most scenic—and popular—running routes in…
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A Home for Every Book Lover: BHS Listings Near NYC Bookstores
New York City’s independent bookstores are more than places to buy books — they’re cornerstones of community, creativity, and character. From the timeless charm of Three Lives & Company in the West Village to the scholarly atmosphere of Argosy Bookstore on East 59th Street, these shops give each neighborhood a distinct literary heartbeat. Whether you’re searching for a first…
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Q3 2025 Manhattan Market Report: Sales Rise as Rates Ease
Helped by a booming stock market and easing mortgage rates, Manhattan’s housing market stayed resilient through the third quarter of 2025. Sales activity climbed, prices held steady year-over-year, and confidence remained strong heading into the final stretch of the year. Key Takeaways What This Means for Sellers and Buyers With rates trending lower and financial markets…
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Private Listing Networks: Don’t Be Fooled by the Gimmick
By Bess Freedman I recently penned an article for Inman titled “Private Listing Networks Are the Newest Pet Rock,” where I draw a clear parallel between the fad of the silly pet rock from the 1970s and today’s push for exclusive, brokerage-only listing networks. Here’s the heart of my argument: In short: private listing networks…
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The Year Was 1925
The year was 1925, and the Roaring Twenties were in full swing. Calvin Coolidge was in the White House, The Great Gatsby had just been published, and radios were finding their way into homes across the country. It was the height of the Jazz Age—Prohibition was in full effect, but that didn’t stop the speakeasies. Across the…
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Nada Rizk Breaks Upper East Side Record with Landmark Sale
Brown Harris Stevens is proud to celebrate yet another milestone in luxury real estate. Nada Rizk of the Greene Rizk Team recently achieved the highest pre-war condominium closing on the Upper East Side this year, with her sale of 988 Fifth Avenue. Consistently ranked among the Top 1% of agents at BHS and recognized as…
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Hottest Luxury Real Estate Wellness Trend: Home Saunas
Move over, home gyms! The new hallmark of luxury living is a personal sauna. Once reserved for spas and five-star hotels, saunas are now taking center stage in the homes of affluent buyers seeking both luxury lifestyle and self-care. As Business Insider recently reported, home saunas have become the ultimate “wellness flex,” signaling that a…