In New York, Confidence Returns Selectively
After a year of recalibration, New York’s real estate market is entering the second half of 2026 with a clearer sense of direction.
Luxury Buyers Defy Proposed ‘Wealth Tax’ as Manhattan’s Top-Tier Real Estate Booms
Despite fierce warnings from industry leaders that a proposed tax on part-time residents could trigger a massive flight of wealth from New York City, the ultra-luxury housing market in Manhattan…
Mentre la pandemia aveva portato a previsioni disastrose sul futuro di New York, la città è diventata il posto più costoso d'America
New York City Launches $26 Dining Specials for the World Cup
Just when New Yorkers were starting to accept $20 cocktails and $72 roasted chickens as the new normal, City Hall is throwing food lovers a lifeline. Mayor Zohran Mamdani has…
The “Made in Italy” Effect: How Italian Craftsmanship is Dominating Madison Avenue Real Estate
When "Italy on Madison" returns for its fourth edition from May 12–15, 2026, it won't just be a celebration of artisanal silk and aged Barolo. For the high-stakes world of…
When American Office Space Becomes an Italian Lifestyle Statement
The numbers are striking enough on their own. Office-to-residential conversions have nearly quadrupled across the United States since 2022, with more than 90,000 units now moving through the national pipeline.…
The House That Time Forgot Is Asking $5.8 Million
There is a cobblestone mews in Brooklyn Heights called College Place that does not appear in most conversations about New York real estate, and that is precisely what makes it…
Schooner in the New York harbor with Battery Park City in the background.
What Gwyneth Paltrow Understands About New York That Most Investors Don’t
Gwyneth Paltrow is not a real estate developer. But when she talks about bringing Goop Kitchen to New York City, she says something that every serious property investor in this…
Mentre la pandemia aveva portato a previsioni disastrose sul futuro di New York, la città è diventata il posto più costoso d'America
When New York Taxes the Rich, Italy Gets a Phone Call
New York's proposed pied-à-terre tax isn't just a budget fix. It's a signal to wealthy buyers everywhere that the calculus on luxury second homes is shifting. New York has a…
Milan Is Telling You Something. Are You Listening?
Every April, the city stages its most persuasive argument for why Italy remains the world's most culturally consequential address. Once a year, Milan does something no marketing budget can replicate.…
What Mariah Carey, Tribeca and Tuscany Have in Common
Mariah Carey bought two separate units at 90 Franklin Street in Tribeca for a combined $9 million in 1999, knocked out the walls, installed butterfly motifs on every cabinet handle,…