New York City is renowned for its iconic skyline, bustling streets, and diverse neighborhoods. When it comes to real estate, NYC offers an array of unique property types, from brownstones to high-rise condos. One term that has gained popularity in recent years is "pied-à-terre." In this blog post, we'll delve into what a pied-à-terre means in NYC real estate and why it has become such a sought-after investment.

Imagining a new place is both enjoyable and thrilling, yet the sea of choices can sometimes become overwhelming. As you approach the moment of making real progress towards your purchase, uncertainties about affordability, preferred neighborhoods, the different building types, finding an agent, and making well-informed choices might arise.

The attandance of parks and trails in New York is on the rise, a study showed that the number of people attending parks in the city has risen nearly 43% in the past 15 years. The increase has shown consistent growth each year, with numerous parks experiencing surges in visitors during the peak of the pandemic, a period marked by the closure of indoor activities.

Looking for an exclusive and lavish home within a rapidly-changing area?465 Pacific Street is a beautiful building in the increasingly popular Brooklyn Heights neighborhood that could have just what you're looking for. The simple red and grey brick low-rise as easily combined both luxury and comfort within this intimate development.

There are tons of iconic buildings in the city, but as more glassy structures rise, it’s getting harder for developments to stand out among the rest. However, this stunning tower in Chelsea, dubbed The Fitzroy, doesn't seem to have this problem.