In the spirit of graduation season, we’re handing out a few superlatives of our own—real estate style. Think of it this way: if these homes were in a yearbook, they’d be the ones everyone remembered,...

Some of the coolest homes aren’t built—they’re reborn. Although the metamorphoses are stunning, it takes imagination to come up with creative reconfigurations that uphold form and function. Firehouse...

Some New York City apartment houses really know how to make an entrance. Ever since apartment buildings replaced many of the city’s private homes, architects and developers have used striking entryway...

“New York is the city of aspiration and inspiration. It’s that city where things are made and can happen, and that I find hugely inspirational.” Header Image: Park Avenue living room of decorator Mich...

Header Image: Fragonard’s The Progress of Love series at the Frick Madison, courtesy of the Frick Collection, photos by Joe Coscia A favorite past time of New Yorkers has long been spending an afterno...

When Bella Meyer was a university student in Paris, she would take the night train to the south of France to spend two or three days with her grandfather, Marc Chagall, one of the greatest painters of...

By Gregory Heym, BHS Chief Economist and and host of Crossing The Line This week, we serve up the latest on tariffs, inflation, and consumer spending. Welcome to a very busy version of The Line....

This week, we spotlight Frederick Warburg Peters, a legendary figure in NYC real estate who recently joined the firm following his remarkable tenure as founder of Warburg Realty. With over four decade...

Introducing the Quintard-Frost House, a captivating Dutch Colonial built in 1715, offering a rare blend of historic charm and modern comfort. Located at 64 Old Kings Highway, the home embodies coveted...

With graduation season upon us, we thought we’d celebrate some of our most unique homes in a round-up of superlatives, channeling a time-honored high school tradition. Most Likely to Inspire a C...

My early morning walk with my dog is a very special time. The city is quiet, the air crisp, and the streets come alive with the subtle hum of the day beginning. Families with young children head to sc...

By Candice Milano & Malessa Rambarran, Licensed Real Estate Professionals When people think about maximizing returns in real estate, they often focus on location, finishes, or ameni...

What if your apartment building had a squash court? A karaoke lounge? A pool lined with cabanas and a full-service spa just an elevator ride away? These aren’t vacation perks—they’re part of daily lif...

  By Serj Markarian, Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker Despite headlines dominated by high interest rates and economic uncertainty, the American housing market continues to demonstrate i...

Not every showstopper is right in front of you—some are waiting just overhead. The ceilings in these homes do more than add height; they add drama, detail, and a serious sense of style. Think soaring...

With its year-round sunshine, world-class dining, and miles of navigable waterways, Fort Lauderdale offers an unbeatable blend of relaxed coastal living and vibrant city life—and 2509 Aqua Vista Boule...

By Gregory Heym, BHS Chief Economist and and host of Crossing The Line Today, we have the latest from the Fed, tell you what people believe is the best long-term investment, celebrate the first o...

Tucked within one of Cobble Hill’s most coveted addresses, 78 Amity Street, Apartment 2F offers a serene departure from the city’s rhythm—a refined three-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath home that embrace...

Brown Harris Stevens, the nation’s premier privately held real estate brokerage, enthusiastically announces that Frederick Warburg Peters has joined the firm. Peters, who has been described in the rea...

This week, we spotlight David Deza, the newly appointed Managing Director of Sales for Brown Harris Stevens Miami. With a sharp eye on opportunity and a deep-rooted belief in agent empowerment, David...