Tommy Tune's delightful terrace-wrapped East Side penthouse, now asking $1.995 million, offers stunning views of the East River and city skyline, making it an attractive investment opportunity for expats and digital nomads.
The Museum of the City of New York's Gingerbread NYC event celebrates New York's iconic landmarks through edible recreations, bringing together the culinary and architectural worlds in a unique tribute to the city's history and culture.
This Crown Heights townhouse offers a perfect blend of historical charm and modern amenities, making it a standout property for both residents and investors.
A rare and valuable painting by Georgia O'Keeffe, previously unknown to the market, has been discovered in an East Village apartment and will be auctioned off in November.
New bus and bike lanes are transforming DeKalb and Lafayette Avenues in Brooklyn, promising faster bus service and enhanced safety for cyclists.
New York City's pied-à-terre tax, aimed at individuals with multiple primary residences, has been allowed to move forward after a state appeals court ruled in favor of the city's administration, dismissing previous challenges.
Floyd Bennett Field is getting a $10 million boost for the redevelopment of historic Hangars 3 and 4, transforming them into public spaces.
NYC voters have approved five key ballot proposals aimed at streamlining city governance and reducing bureaucratic red tape, with the majority of voters supporting measures that aim to expedite outdoor dining permits and sidewalk cafe approvals.
The New York City subway broke records on Marathon Sunday with 3.14 million riders, emphasizing the system's reliability and importance.
NYC's new sidewalk shed designs offer a safer and more inviting public space, reducing the obtrusive appearance of traditional sheds and prioritizing natural light and ease of construction.
New York’s Flatiron Building, after over a century as an office space, is now home to its first residents, offering a blend of historical preservation and contemporary luxury living.
Bank of America Winter Village at Bryant Park, celebrating its 25th anniversary, welcomes visitors with an ice skating rink, food hall, and holiday market, offering various special events and promotions.
Brooklyn is getting its first on-street trash containers in a bid to reduce trash on sidewalks and potentially combat rat activity, but the changes come with increased costs and new logistics for property managers.
Williamsburg is getting 217 affordable apartments, making it easier for expats and digital nomads to find a home in the neighborhood, but be prepared for the city's typical challenges.
Cinema 123 by Angelika, a 60-year-old theater on the Upper East Side, has closed after Reading International sold the property. Residents and officials have rallied to save another nearby theater, AMC Kips Bay, which is also set to close this year.
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