Understanding NYC’s Pied-à-Terre Tax Updated September 30, 2026 For buyers considering a second home in New York, the surcharge should now be part of the broader carrying-cost conversation. Owning a second home…
Renderings credit: Binyan New York is constantly evolving, but some projects have the power to redefine an entire neighborhood. One of the most talked-about developments quietly taking shape downtown is The Greenwich…
Every month, dozens of remarkable properties come to market across Manhattan. Some impress because of their price. Others because of their address. But every once in a while, a residence comes along…
There is something special about returning from Europe in August. After weeks spent wandering the Amalfi Coast, sailing through the Greek Islands, exploring the South of France, or lingering over long dinners…
As summer enters its final stretch, the Hamptons offer much more than pristine beaches, waterfront dinners, and leisurely afternoons by the pool. For those looking to trade a few hours in the…
Every New Yorker has a handful of restaurants that become part of their routine each summer. They're the places where you meet friends for martinis and fries after work, gather family for…
If it feels harder than ever to rent an apartment in New York City, you're not imagining it. The city's rental market remains one of the most competitive in the country, with…
Not all real estate is created equal. Townhouses occupy a unique place in the New York City market. Buyers aren't simply purchasing square footage—they're buying architecture, privacy, outdoor space, flexibility, and a…
Photo: Joe Kramm Some homes don't need to be reinvented; they simply need to be seen differently. When I was invited to represent 60 Warren Street, Residence 3, I immediately recognized what…
Tribeca has always operated differently than the rest of Manhattan. Inventory is limited. Development opportunities are rare. And when a truly exceptional project comes to market, the most sought-after residences are often…