Tag: real estate
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What Brown Harris Stevens Leaders and Agents See Ahead for New York Real Estate in 2026
As New York City heads into 2026, the housing market is settling into a familiar but evolving rhythm—competitive, selective, and increasingly shaped by buyers with significant financial flexibility. In Curbed’s recent look at broker predictions for the year ahead, Brown Harris Stevens executives and agents offered an unfiltered view of where the market stands now and where…
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Barn Style, From Classic to Modern
Barn-style homes have a presence that’s hard to ignore. They’re spacious but warm, architectural yet inviting, and always feel connected to their surroundings. Whether rooted in history or reimagined with a modern lens, these homes balance character with comfort in a timeless way. Here’s a look at three barn and farmhouse-inspired homes that show just…
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Kitchen Confidential: 5 Kitchens Made for Gathering
We’re in that stretch of the year when the kitchen quietly becomes the center of everything. It’s where meals come together, and friends and family naturally gather. No matter what or how you celebrate, the kitchen always ends up as the star of the show. From hosting to everyday living, these five BHS listings highlight…
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An Uptown Revival: Inside the Upper East Side’s Boom
The Upper East Side has long been synonymous with cultural institutions, upscale living, and timeless appeal. Museum Mile, Madison Avenue shopping, world-class schools, and top medical institutions have defined the neighborhood. What’s changed is the energy. The Upper East Side isn’t just steady —it’s surging. The combination of a booming restaurant scene and powerful real…
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What Yesterday’s Fed Cut Means for NYC Real Estate in 2026
Yesterday, the Federal Reserve issued a widely expected 25-basis-point rate cut — its third consecutive reduction — bringing the benchmark rate to its lowest level in three years. But while borrowing costs moved lower, the tone was unmistakably cautious. As CNBC previewed ahead of the meeting, this turned out to be a true “hawkish cut”— a…
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How Long New Yorkers Hold Onto Their Homes (And What It Means for 2026 Real Estate)
A new report from PropertyShark offers a detailed look at how long New Yorkers stay in their homes, and the results show a noteworthy divide. While Manhattan and Brooklyn tend to see faster turnover, homeowners in Queens and the Bronx hold onto their properties for significantly longer. For buyers and sellers alike, understanding these patterns sheds…
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A George F. Pelham Masterpiece: Chic Duplex Living on East 75th Street
Perfectly set on one of the Upper East Side’s most enchanting tree-lined streets, this chic duplex at 14 East 75th Street brings together prewar romance and modern refinement in flawless balance. Designed in 1929 by noted architect George F. Pelham, the residence unfolds with grand proportions, dramatic volume, and the quiet elegance that defines the…
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BHS Sets New Hoboken Record with Townhouse Sale
Another day, another record! A 5-bedroom brick rowhouse at 208 Fifth Street in Hoboken recently sold for $4.23 million, setting a new record for Fifth Street and ranking among the highest-priced rowhomes ever sold in the city. The home had hit the market only days before at an asking price of $3.95 million, and with…
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Why the ARCA Group Chose BHS — And What They See Coming Next for Miami
This week we spotlight the ARCA Group, one of the newest powerhouse teams to join our Miami Continuum Office from Engel & Völkers. With 50 years of collective experience, the team brings a seasoned, strategic, and globally informed approach to South Florida real estate. In their Spotlight interview, they share why BHS was the right…
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How to find your WHY in real estate
Real estate can be a wild ride. Some weeks you’re crushing it. Closings, calls, referrals. Other weeks… nothing. I’ve been there. And what’s kept me consistent through it all isn’t luck, or even motivation. It’s knowing my “why.” Recently, I was invited by RISMedia to share my thoughts on why defining your “why” matters in real estate. The response…