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Check out some of my recent favorite articles about New York City real estate trends, design, and neighborhoods.

Manhattan skyline in NoMad, with historic spired towers and modern glass skyscrapers.

NoMad Stakes Its Claim as Manhattan's Rising Luxury Address

NoMad Stakes Its Claim as Manhattan's Rising Luxury Address

01/11/25 Rebecca Bratburd, Mansion Global

Mansion Global

Indoor pool beneath three arched windows overlooking the New York City skyline at sunset.

The New York Luxury Housing Market Is Back

The New York Luxury Housing Market Is Back

12/13/24 Paulina Cachero, Bloomberg

Bloomberg

Modern building entrance beside a landscaped plaza, with two people at the doorway.

Can Hudson Square Reinvent Itself as New York City's Next Hot Neighborhood?

Can Hudson Square Reinvent Itself as New York City's Next Hot Neighborhood?

10/5/24 Arielle Paul, New York Times

New York Times

Brick parking garage with faded Greenwich Village lettering and cars visible at its entrances.

Why Do Superrich Buyers Want to Live Inside This New York Parking Garage?

Why Do Superrich Buyers Want to Live Inside This New York Parking Garage?

03/22/24 Katherine Clarke, Wall Street Journal

Wall Street Journal

New York residential development with a stone entrance, arched lobby windows, and an illuminated brick facade.

Goodbye Glass Boxes, New York's Latest Developments Showcase Elegant and Timeless Architectural Design

Goodbye Glass Boxes, New York's Latest Developments Showcase Elegant and Timeless Architectural Design

03/20/24 Rebecca Bratburd, Mansion Global

Mansion Global

Bar chart of quarterly luxury home sales from 2014 to 2022, peaking around 2021.

How to Make Sense of New York's Confusing Luxury Home Market

How to Make Sense of New York's Confusing Luxury Home Market

03/18/24 Katherine Clarke, Wall Street Journal

Wall Street Journal

West Village park fountain framed by brilliant autumn foliage, with brick buildings in the background.

$2,400 Per Square Foot: Welcome to New York’s Priciest Neighborhood

$2,400 Per Square Foot: Welcome to New York’s Priciest Neighborhood

01/9/24 Jessica Flint, Wall Street Journal

Wall Street Journal

Sandy Hudson River waterfront with blue chairs and an umbrella facing the Manhattan skyline.

How Hudson River Park Helped Revitalize Manhattan’s West Side

How Hudson River Park Helped Revitalize Manhattan’s West Side

09/19/23 Jane Margolies and Lucia Vazquez, New York Times

New York Times

Couple taking a selfie beside their baby’s stroller with the New York City skyline behind them.

Why so Many Celebrities are Moving to Brooklyn Heights

Why so Many Celebrities are Moving to Brooklyn Heights

10/12/22 Steven Kurutz

New York Times