Tag: real estate
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The Final Opportunity at The Treadwell: A Crown-Jewel Penthouse on the Upper East Side
The Treadwell, developed by DART Interests and Zeckendorf Development, is now nearly sold out. The last opportunity to purchase a sponsor unit is the building, designed by INC Architecture & Design, is its crown-jewel penthouse. The full-floor penthouse, the building’s only one, features 2,900-square-foot, four-bedrooms, 3.5 baths, and four terraces, allowing for seamless indoor-outdoor living…
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Homes That Feel Like a Vacation (No Passport Required)
Spring break usually involves a flight, a hotel, and at least one overpacked bag. But some homes make all of that feel optional. With tropical landscaping, waterfront views, and gardens that feel quietly transportive, these properties deliver the kind of setting you’d normally have to travel for. They practically come with a piña colada, sunscreen,…
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How to Invest Passively in Real Estate Without Losing Your Shirt
Most people assume real estate investing means buying a property and managing it yourself. But there is another way to build wealth through real estate without ever being a landlord. In Episode 402 of The Build Up podcast, we sat down with Brian Burke, President and CEO of Praxis Capital and author of The Hands-Off…
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Dear Buyers, Days On Market Are Facts!
In my newest Inman opinion piece, I argue that days on market and price changes are not optional narratives — they are facts! Buyers rely on these signals to make informed decisions, and the broader market depends on transparency to operate fairly and efficiently. Hiding metrics or pretending a property is somehow “not really on…
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Spring in the City: Preparing for the NYC Selling Season
After what always feels like a long New York winter, given the number of blizzards this season, the signs of spring are finally beginning to appear. The days are getting longer, the parks are filling up again, and the real estate market is starting to wake up. In New York City, spring is traditionally the most active time of…
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Lucky Finds: Homes That Feel Like Striking Gold
Not all lucky finds come with four leaves. Some are tucked behind ivy-covered walls, others look like a private pool in Manhattan, a soundproof studio in the sky, or even a home with its own boathouse. In honor of St. Patrick’s Day, we rounded up a handful of homes that feel like true discoveries. The…
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Your Next Home Could Be a Literal Work of Art
Perched on the top floor of 255 West 23rd Street, this one-of-a-kind one-bedroom residence was transformed by internationally recognized designer Ghiora Aharoni as a “residence as a work of art.” Rather than a traditional renovation, Aharoni approached the apartment as an artistic composition, removing walls to create a fluid, open-plan space where architecture, art, and…
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Miami’s Architecture and Design Shaping the Future
The new Miami living experience is also being shaped by cutting-edge architecture and thoughtful design. Modern residential towers, sustainable developments, and mixed-use communities are redefining how people experience the city. Developers are focusing on more than just luxury, they’re prioritizing lifestyle. Rooftop gardens, wellness spaces, coworking lounges, and smart home technologies are becoming standard features.…
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The Line: Consumer Prices Up 2.4% from a Year Ago
While today is Friday the 13th, we promise not to scare you in this edition of The Line. Consumer Prices Up 2.4% From a Year Ago The consumer price index rose 0.3% in February and was 2.4% higher than a year ago. Both these figures matched expectations, so this report is good news. Core CPI, which excludes food and…
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3 Connecticut Towns Dan McCamblau Says Are Among the Best Places to Live
Connecticut offers a unique blend of coastal living, historic New England charm, and easy access to New York City—making it one of the most desirable places in the Northeast to call home. In a recent feature by Travel + Leisure, several real estate experts weighed in on the best places to live across the state.…