Explore standout outdoor pools at NYC luxury residential buildings, from skyline-facing cabanas at The Brook to Brooklyn Tower’s lap pool above the historic Dimes Savings Bank.

The passage of New York's pied-à-terre tax has sparked a predictable debate about affordability, taxation, and the future of luxury real estate.

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New Empire Corp’s Radiant LIC brings polished residences, skyline-facing amenities, and strong early sales momentum to one of Queens’ fastest-growing neighborhoods.

Step outside and discover New York City's hidden outdoor gems this spring, from serene Zen gardens to lively communal terraces designed for the ultimate urban escape.

After more than a decade without a for-sale waterfront condo on the Long Island City skyline, Paragon LIC is finally here and it was worth the wait.

Olympia DUMBO’s final penthouse is back on the market for $15 million, bringing skyline views, a private terrace, and a dose of Michael B. Jordan real estate intrigue to Brooklyn.

A discreet Sutton Place duplex with deep Kennedy ties offers pre-war elegance, river views, and a rare piece of New York history.

Discover how New York City's luxury residential buildings are transforming their lobbies from mere entryways into stylish, hotel-inspired social spaces.

The only reservation that matters this season is the one that opens with your own front door.

Step inside New York's most luxurious condos where spring isn't just in the air—it's in every detail of their stunning seasonal interiors!

An 83-residence, design-led condo rises between Hudson River Park and the High Line—one of West Chelsea’s final full-scale waterfront opportunities.

Step inside the whimsical world of Izzy Hanson-Johnston's Murray Hill apartment, a maximalist haven where vibrant colors meet personal memories. Discover how this unique space turns everyday living into an art form

Marking the 100th anniversary of Art Deco, explore how iconic NYC developments like Monogram New York, The Harper, and 222 LES Tower + Lofts reinterpret classic designs for contemporary luxury.

Explore how luxury New York residences like 720 West End Avenue, Sutton Tower, Front & York, and The Henry blend natural landscapes and outdoor spaces into sophisticated urban living.

A sculptural limestone-and-porcelain tower brings a more intimate, design-first take on Billionaires’ Row energy to Lexington Avenue.

A whisper-campaign sellout in the East Village leaves just one last shot—Penthouse B, plus the final private parking spaces.

Tour 555 Hudson Street, Jane Jacobs’ former West Village townhouse—fireplaces, garden terrace, mixed-use charm, and quiet luxury in NYC.