Meatpacking District to lose its last beef businesses as trendy Nabe eyes new housing deal
The last remaining meatpackers in the Meatpacking District could soon make way for 600 rental apartments, an expansion of the […]
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Rare Mid-Century Modern House Designed by Twin Towers Architects Lists for $2.89 Million
A rare Michigan home designed by Minoru Yamasaki, the visionary architect behind New York City’s original World Trade Center, has
Visionary developers are building tricked-out new office towers to tempt high-powered tenants
NYC’s office market is still in hot water, but as trophy towers see renewed demand, some visionary developers are building
It’s alive! Manhattan’s long-vacant retail spaces are finally rising from the dead
The corpses of great retailers – several decades old – haunt the streets of Manhattan. Now, some are finally coming
As firms compete for luxury office space, it’s feast or famine for building owners
It’s a tale of two cities. While ultra-luxury office towers in hot spots are seeing massive rents of up to
The first renovation of a Pritzker Prize-winning architect’s home that once asked for $18 million is going to auction
A Sands Point, LI home in Great Gatsby territory that once asked for $18 million — and comes with a
Exclusive | This Charming Exclusive NYC ‘Secret Street’ Hardly Sees Its Homes List – Now 3 Seeking New Residents
Imagine a row of 20 yellow-painted wooden houses—each clad in pine green shutters, gated entrances, and ornate brown corners—lining a
The iconic Beetlejuice mansion is open for business on Airbnb
Fans will be dying to see this. The haunted house setting of “Beetlejuice”, where Michael Keaton’s terrifying alter ego was
Convicted killer Alex Murdaugh’s infamous $1 million family home is undergoing major renovations by new owner: ‘Completely different’
The infamous South Carolina hunting lodge once owned by Alex Murdaugh, who killed his wife and their young son on
Why the Rich Rent Homes Instead of Buying in New York City
You shouldn’t believe Manhattan realtors when they say the rich are back to renting—the numbers say it all. The number