Tag: nyc
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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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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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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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Market Value: 6 Homes Near Great Farmers Markets
Farm-fresh tastes even better when the best of the season is just minutes from home. Think sun-warmed peaches, fresh-cut flowers, and friendly local faces that remember your name and your favorite zucchini muffins. These six listings put farm-fresh favorites within easy reach, perfect for weekend market hauls, last-minute dinner inspiration, and the simple joy of…
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Explore 4 Exceptional Rental Listings in New York City
From iconic city views to thoughtfully designed homes in some of New York City’s most sought-after neighborhoods, these current Brown Harris Stevens listings are a collection of exceptional rental residences that combine sophisticated interiors with premier locations. Whether you’re seeking a serene retreat, expansive living spaces, or unmatched access to the city’s best dining, culture,…
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Outside Interests: 5 Homes That Make the Most of Outdoor Living
The grass really is greener here. From sprawling terraces and private lakes to waterfront escapes and resort-style retreats, these five Brown Harris Stevens listings prove that the best square footage doesn’t always come with four walls. Because sometimes it’s the view, the fresh air, and the space to roam that make a house feel like…
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FIFA Fever in New York City
World Cup…How Sport can Bring the Whole World Together…Just like the melting Pot that is NYC. FIFA Fever has taken over NYC…We saw the Norwegian Row in Times Square and on the subway in their bright red jerseys to everyone’s delight. Fans sporting their colorful countries jerseys, from all over the world have descended upon NYC and are loving our fast-paced lifestyle, food and energy. Just like…
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Why Bigger Isn’t Better Anymore
Remember when bigger used to be better? More bedrooms, more square footage, more rooms you only walk through twice a year. Turns out smaller, more functional floor plans are not only in, but they are reshaping what the typical home looks like in America. According to Realtor.com, citing an analysis by the National Association of…
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The New Wedding Registry: A First Home Fund
Turns out the days of registering for fine China and overpriced silverware are fading fast. According to Realtor.com, more couples are ditching traditional wedding registries and asking guests to contribute to something they actually need: a down payment on their first home. After all, you can’t live in a gravy boat. Even in high-cost markets…