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Rare Old World Quogue Estate With Ties to MLB Hall of Fame Commissioner Bowie Kuhn Hits The Market

For the first time in five generations, a Quogue estate once home to famed MLB Commissioner Bowie Kuhn and his wife Luisa, has hit the market for $6.895 Million. 11 Shinnecock Road, completed in 1890...

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Homes 1 year ago

Bess Freedman: Buyer and Seller Beware – Compass’ Private Exclusive Network is a Trojan Horse

In a recent opinion piece for RISMEDIA, CEO Bess Freedman expanded on her concerns surrounding Compass’ Private Exclusive Network. “For months, Compass has been touting a Private Excl...

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News + Insight 1 year ago

The Changing Co-op vs. Condo Landscape

By Serj Markarian, Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker You might recall that last week I mentioned how buyers are increasingly favoring new developments over traditional co-ops on prestigi...

Community + Culture 1 year ago

This Grand Belle Haven Estate is a Testament to Greenwich’s Architectural History

Greenwich, CT, is the epitome of coastal New England charm, blending historic elegance with modern luxury. Nestled along the Long Island Sound, this picturesque town boasts stunning waterfront views,...

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Art + Design 1 year ago

The Line: Jobless Claims Rise to their Highest Level in Three Months

By Gregory Heym, BHS Chief Economist and and host of Crossing The Line After a week off, The Line returns with the latest news on jobless claims, mortgage rates, and consumer confidence. Jobless Claim...

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News + Insight 1 year ago

Fact v. Fiction: The Problem with Private Exclusives Networks

What's Happening? In recent months, Compass has begun pushing the idea of “private exclusives” as part of a three-stage marketing strategy. They urge sellers to list their properties...

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Brand 1 year ago

The Best of the Upper East Side According to a Local Expert

The Upper East Side is one of New York City’s most iconic neighborhoods, blending historic charm with modern luxury. From hidden speakeasies and cozy restaurants to vintage shopping and cultural...

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Community + Culture 1 year ago

Homes with Private Libraries Perfect for Book Lovers

The East Coast is a haven for bibliophiles, with a myriad of homes featuring private libraries that offer more than just books—they provide a sanctuary of culture, history, and elegance. From hidden g...

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Art + Design 1 year ago

See Inside the John Dwight House: A Piece of Harlem’s Gilded Age History

1 West 123rd Street, a grand neo-Renaissance Revival townhouse, built in 1890 for John Dwight, co-founder of the company that became Arm & Hammer, is a rare piece of Harlem’s history. Funded...

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Homes 1 year ago

Fall in Love with the Estate of Match.com’s Chief Science Advisor Helen Fisher

4 East 70th Street, Apartment 5C, stands as a testament to classic New York elegance. Beyond its architectural allure, this apartment holds a special significance as the former home of the esteemed an...

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Homes 1 year ago

Buyers Rush to Lock in Deals Before Spring Heats Up

By Serj Markarian, Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker A few weeks ago, I highlighted the most-searched neighborhoods on StreetEasy along with their median prices, offering insight into what to...

News + Insight 1 year ago

A Year of Success: BHS Sets Real Estate Records in 2024

2024 was a landmark year for Brown Harris Stevens, breaking records and setting the standard in real estate! As one of the nation's top 10 privately-held brokerages by sales volume, BHS led...

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Brand 1 year ago

BHS Agents Weigh In: What Makes Southport, CT So Special?

Nestled along the picturesque Long Island Sound, Southport, Connecticut, is a charming coastal enclave that blends historic New England character with modern luxury. Known for its beautifully preserve...

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Community + Culture 1 year ago

Manhattan’s Office Comeback is Driving the Housing Market

By Serj Markarian, Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker New York City’s office market is showing strong signs of stabilization, rapidly returning to traditional office settings. In fact, i...

News + Insight 1 year ago

Stories in Stone: New York’s Most Romantic Real Estate Stories

Love stories are all around us—written in books, played out in movies, and even woven into the places we walk past every day. In New York, if the walls could talk they would reveal unforgettable momen...

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Community + Culture 1 year ago

Top Agent Ellis Bachman Joins Brown Harris Stevens in Miami and New York

Brown Harris Stevens is thrilled to announce that Ellis Bachman, a top-producing real estate professional with more than $500 million in sales, has joined the firm and is dually licensed in both NYC a...

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1 year ago

The Line: Inflation Inflated in January

By Gregory Heym, BHS Chief Economist and and host of Crossing The Line Today, we present the latest on inflation. Spoiler alert: it’s not good. For those of you who are still with me, here...

News + Insight 1 year ago

Harlem’s Arts and Culture: A Legacy of Creativity and Influence

Harlem has long been the beating heart of Black culture in New York City, serving as a hub for creativity, activism, and the arts. During the Harlem Renaissance of the 1920s and '30s, the neighbo...

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Art + Design 1 year ago

See Inside this Beautifully Restored Mid-Century Gem

Sophisticated yet inviting, 201 East 79th Street, #20BCH is a thoughtfully renovated five-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bathroom residence on the Upper East Side. Venetian plaster walls, walnut flooring,...

Homes 1 year ago

The Iconic Walker Guesthouse: A Mid-Century Marvel Awaits a New Home

The Walker Guesthouse, an iconic piece of mid-century modern architecture, has hit the market for $2 million – and it is ready to be shipped anywhere in the world! Designed by renowned architect Paul...

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Art + Design 1 year ago