The market’s up. No, it’s down. It’s rebounding. No, its crashing, The confounding reports about the state of Manhattan’s luxury market, at $4 million and above, are enough to send many folks ...
An Upper East Side town house just sold for $40 million. Here’s what it means for the neighborhood
An Upper East Side townhouse has just exchanged hands for over $40 million cash amid a shroud of secrecy. The deal, as reported by The Wall ...
If you’re wondering if there is any more appreciation to squeeze out of Brooklyn, the answer is yes. But you will have to choose your neighborhood carefully. According to Zillow Bedford Stuyvesant, tops the list. The brownstone heavy neighbor...
To look at the rendering for One Wall Street, a new luxury condo building being developed by Macklowe Properties from the shell of the old BNY Mellon and Irving Trust building, you may have a feeling of déjà vu. That’s because the high-rise...
One of the best things about living in Manhattan is the sense of discovery. There’s seemingly always something new to do or place to explore. Maybe it’s that chic café that opened down the block from your apartment that you’ve been dying...
If you had invested in Bushwick, Brooklyn, a decade ago, you would have almost doubled your money by now. Its 84 percent mean price increase outpaces any other New York City neighborhood, and the hipster-heavy enclave has zoomed up the list of ...
Author Mark Twain once famously said, “Reports of my death are greatly exaggerated.” The same could be said of Manhattan’s luxury real estate market, which last week saw 24 contracts signed at $4 million and up, according to a recent week...
Every time a luxury condo building takes to the Manhattan skies it seems like there are always a slew of high profile celebrities and business tycoons ready to snap it up. Some ultra-expensive buildings, such as the decade old Robert A.M. Stern...
Sometimes less is more. Case in point, the deluxe 520 Park Ave. No, the developer (Zeckendorf) and architect (Robert A.M. Stern) didn’t scrimp on the building itself, but the residence’s PR firm is keeping mum about recent sales, particular...
They’re tall, skinny, and very expensive. They are the super-models of real estate, but like their catwalk counterparts, Manhattan’s newest skyscrapers are seen by many as being the product of a heartless consumer culture that threatens to ...