With more than $600 million in career sales, Noah Studenroth brings a strategic approach and deep appreciation for architecture to Brown Harris Stevens. His passion for historic preservation, which be...

Call it a shore thing: life is simply better when the beach is close to home. This week’s Curated travels from the shores of Connecticut and the Hamptons down to Palm Beach and Sunny Isles, with priva...

NYC Real Estate Q&A Series Practical guidance for buying, selling, and owning real estate in New York City Over the years, buyers and sellers have asked me hundreds of questions about purchasing,...

Sometimes, the best homes are the ones that leave a little room for imagination. At 5601 Riverdale Avenue, Apartment 2E, a generous footprint, flexible floor plan, and private outdoor space create the...

Does the phrase “cash is king” ring a bell? Whether it was my grandparents slipping some cash into a birthday card, or my dad barely catching me on my way out the door as a teenager to ask...

In a recent opinion piece I penned for Inman News, I took on one of the most frequently repeated arguments in the debate over private listing networks: “seller choice.” Of course sellers have choices....

Yesterday, a segment of the active sales listings quietly disappeared from the usual search sites that consumers access to search for homes. Most consumers wouldn’t have noticed the cha...

Casey Soloff brings a fresh perspective to New York City real estate, blending a background in creative writing at some of the country’s most prestigious advertising agencies with hands-on industry in...

Remember when finding love was as simple as getting set up on a blind date or meeting someone at your local dive bar? According to The New York Times, Gen Z isn’t just dating less than previous...

Located in Westhampton Beach, 41 Seafield Lane offers convenient access to both Manhattan and the area’s ocean beaches, providing a balance of village living and coastal surroundings. It’s the k...

Few designers blur the lines between architecture, interiors, and art as seamlessly as Leyden Lewis. Named to the AD100 and ELLE Decor A-List, Lewis has spent more than three decades creating spaces t...

For more than two decades, Henry “Hank” Paul has built his real estate career on a foundation of integrity, service, and trust—values shaped long before he entered the industry. A combat v...

For generations, homeownership has been one of the most important pathways to building wealth and creating opportunity in America. But as the housing market becomes more constrained with rising prices...

Full disclosure – I used to be a TV news producer in one of the biggest markets in the country. In my latest op-ed for RISMedia, I drew on that experience to explore why today’s brokerages need...

Natural light: the original luxury amenity. Before smart home systems and pickleball courts, there were windows, and the best homes still know how to use them. Think dramatic skylights, solariums, and...

This week, we have two big stories to discuss, so let’s get right to it. The Fed Leaves Rates Alone In a 9-3 vote, the Federal Reserve’s Open Market Committee decided to hold rates stea...

A rare piece of New Jersey history has arrived on the market: the Hoboken brownstone that legendary entertainer Frank Sinatra purchased for his parents, Marty and Dolly Sinatra, in the 1940s. Now reim...

When rankings of New York City’s most expensive neighborhoods are released, it’s easy to assume they tell us where the market is strongest. This quarter’s list includes familiar...

The Privé Team—consisting of Timothy Burch, Kim Kakerbeck, and David Tenenbaum—has built its reputation on deep market knowledge, collaborative service, and a shared passion for the Hamptons lifestyle...

For nearly four decades, Alan Kersner has been one of the quiet architects behind Brown Harris Stevens’ legacy. Since joining the firm from Douglas Elliman in 1989 as Treasurer, Alan has helped guide...