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A majority of American pet owners report that they regard their pets as family members, right alongside the humans. And just like living in close proximity with other people requires courtesy and consideration for neighbors, so does living …
The baseline definition of ‘luxury’ in New York City’s competitive real estate landscape is hazy at best, and constantly shifting. Every new development, no matter how basic, includes the term in its signage and marketing materials, and exi…
Capital projects like roof replacements or elevator modernizations are essential to your building’s long-term value, and involve many moving pieces: preparation, team and project management, budget oversight, and communications coordination…
Five years after the catastrophic collapse of the Champlain Towers South building in Surfside, Florida, that claimed the lives of 98 people, the 1.8-acre beachfront site is slated for an ultra-luxury redevelopment called The Delmore, design…
Most prospective co-op and condo buyers have a long list of questions to ask about the properties they’re considering, like what’s the monthly maintenance fee? How are the reserves? Does the roof deck get plenty of direct sunlight? How long…
A majority of American pet owners report that they regard their pets as family members, right alongside the humans. And just like living in close proximity with other people requires courtesy and consideration for neighbors, so does living …
The baseline definition of ‘luxury’ in New York City’s competitive real estate landscape is hazy at best, and constantly shifting. Every new development, no matter how basic, includes the term in its signage and marketing materials, and exi…
Sprawling across 320 acres in the northeast corner of the Bronx, Co-op City houses over 43,000 residents across 15,372 residential co-op units, making it the largest housing cooperative in the world. Beyond its staggering scale, Co-op City …
Running along the river on Manhattan’s far west side, overlapping with Hell’s Kitchen to the north and Chelsea to the south, the Hudson Yards used to be a gritty industrial no-man's land of warehouses, parking garages, and the occasional ni…
NYC is forever changing and evolving; Lower Manhattan was once a small village, after all, and Harlem a vast swath of farmland. More recently, shifting economic realities, the advent of AI, and the COVID pandemic have changed the way city-d…