The New Pied-à -Terre Tax Isn’t Really a Tax — It’s a Behavior Shift
A high-end surcharge that may have less to do with revenue—and more to do with changing how wealth moves through real estate.
Manhattan Real Estate Isn’t Slowing—It’s Getting Selective
Strong demand, limited inventory, and shifting economic drivers are creating a disciplined market where pricing, presentation, and strategy—not just timing—determine success.
Nate Berkus Embarked On An All-Out Vintage Treasure Hunt For This Tribeca Home
Auction houses, Etsy, and galleries turned up a collection of pieces that feel at once storied and completely new.
A Mysterious Floral Artist Has Taken Over The New York Botanical Garden
The New York Botanical Garden
Art Deco Interior Design: Everything You Need to Know About This Opulent Style
The defining design movement of early 20th-century America, Art Deco led to interiors that are bold, rich, and decadent
Rental Inventory in Manhattan Falls for 24th Consecutive Month
February 2026 Housing Market Report
Jordan Hoch On How AI Is Reshaping The Future Of Real Estate
Stranger Things Cocreator Matt Duffer’s Manhattan Pied-à -Terre Features a 15-Foot Brutalist Sofa and Chocolate Walls
Duffer, his fiancée Sarah Hindsgaul, and designer Kyle O’Donnell transformed a long-neglected 1929 apartment into a playful escape for family life
