New York Blog Posts

The Avenue B redesign in New York City enhances pedestrian space and limits traffic, making the area more accessible and inviting for residents and visitors.

The $80 million UES townhouse formerly used as a carriage house is now a luxury single-family home with 20 rooms, highlighting the evolving nature of New York City's real estate market.

Manhattan's median rent hits a record $5,395, impacting expats and digital nomads who are seeking affordable living spaces in the city.

Tishman Speyer has acquired the Chrysler Building and plans to invest $235 million in a major renovation, providing financial stability for Cooper Union and restoring the iconic Art Deco skyscraper.

The MTA is expanding new fare gates to combat fare evasion, aiming to make the subway system more equitable for all commuters.

Get your New York apartment ready for fall with these stylish and practical finds.

The historic Cobble Hill firehouse is set to become a music school, offering new opportunities for youth in underserved communities.

NYC introduces a permanently gated 'School Street' in Hudson Square, offering a safer, more welcoming public space for students and community members.

The NYC Ferry fare is increasing to $5 this month, with changes aimed at balancing affordability and financial sustainability.

NYC will extend late-night soccer hours until 2027, providing more opportunities for players to enjoy the game well into the night.

NJ Transit will cut service for five weeks starting October 11, as the final phase of the Portal Bridge cutover project begins, impacting Midtown Direct trains and requiring alternative travel plans.

The Nostrand Houses will receive a $607 million renovation, addressing long-standing issues and providing modern amenities for residents.

Archtober 2026 offers a chance to explore nine must-see architecture tours in and around New York City, a city known for its architectural significance and design weeks.

Experience the magic of 'You've Got Mail' by visiting The Sunshinery, the real-life Shop Around the Corner, on the Upper West Side this fall.

The New Brownsville Multi-Service Center combines sustainability and public art, offering a space for the community while highlighting the rich history of Brownsville.

Coney Island's Riegelmann Boardwalk is getting a $1 billion upgrade, which will make it more resilient and accessible, but will involve some disruptions for visitors and locals alike.

NYC is fast-tracking affordable housing projects in 12 underserved neighborhoods, reducing approval time from seven to three months.

Brooklyn's new apartment buildings, such as 240 Willoughby and Society Brooklyn, offer lush outdoor spaces that cater to expats and digital nomads, making them ideal for those seeking a more nature-friendly living experience in New York.

Halloween in New York City expands to 160 car-free streets, offering a variety of spooky events across the five boroughs.

Box Street Park in Greenpoint is finally coming to life after decades of planning, offering new recreational amenities and green space for residents and visitors alike.