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January 16, 2025
For nearly two decades glass towers in all shapes and sizes have transformed the New York City skyline and exuded what luxury meant, but today developers are seeing a rebellion against them and reinventing their own defi
January 16, 2025
Who ever said the kitchen is just for cooking? Not only is it important for wining and dining your guests, it acts as a space where everyone can gather to hear about your day as a family, which is why having extra counte
January 16, 2025
If you had to boil it down, 2019 has been an important year for advancing the city’s most noteworthy residential projects. Perhaps no news was more important than the official opening of Hudson Yards, which introduced a
January 16, 2025
Named after the historic neighborhood within Nomad, Rose Hill embodies the modern Gotham aesthetic. The lobby is reminiscent of a luxe hotel, and two outdoor lounges boast incredible views of both the Chrysler and Empire
January 16, 2025
New Yorkers have learned the importance of having access to the great outdoors these past three months.
January 16, 2025
With the summer weather getting more beautiful each day and social distancing measures still in place, the real estate market sees an increase in interest and high demand for homes with private outdoor space. The six hom
January 16, 2025
With no end of work from home in sight and many kids likely back to in-home learning a majority of the time, library spaces inside the residential developments are no longer just amenity spaces for a recluse. These at-ho
January 16, 2025
Residential developers are always looking for new ways to attract tenants, whether through innovative design or exclusive lifestyle offerings. Those offerings are usually a result of relatively predictable market demand
January 16, 2025
New York City real estate has come a long way since the Dutch purchased Manhattan for $24 in 1626.
