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Dia De Los Muertos at New York Botanical Garden

Wrapping up its acclaimed Frida Kahlo exhibit, the NYBG is celebrating the Mexican holiday...

Located in downtown Manhattan, SOHO (short for South of Houston) is one of the most intrinsically diverse neighborhoods in NYC with decadent restaurants, world-class art galleries, shopping from international designers, and an annual film festi...

Last week, Pope Francis made his historic first visit ever to the United States and our fair city of Manhattan. Perhaps one of the most accessible spiritual leaders of our time, tens of thousands of New Yorkers saw him during his parade through...

When people think of NYC, certain things always come to mind. The Statue of Liberty, Times Square, and, of course, Central Park. Stretching over 843 acres and bordered by Harlem at the north end and Midtown at the south, Central Park is an ecos...

Unless you've been living under a rock for the past seven years, you've probably heard of tech startup Airbnb. The online platform allows everyday homeowners (and renters-- but we'll get to that controversial subject later) to rent out extra be...

The 2nd quarter of 2015 flew by as we hustled to secure our buyers the best properties and negotiated to sell our listings for top dollar. The market's energy has been palpable but now that the numbers are in, it's official!

The market co...

How do you know when summer has officially kicked off? In most parts of the country, you can tell by the opening of pools, the brightly colored camp t-shirts donned by neighborhood kids, by the influx of windows rolled down, radios turned up. I...

Last week, on June 26, the Supreme Court of the United States took the monumental step of legalizing gay marriage across the nation. Here at Bracha New York, as a team that celebrates diversity and equal rights for all, the news was met with gr...