It's not every day an apartment at the Starrett & Van Vleck–designed 820 Fifth Avenue is up for sale, and especially one with such a jaw-dropping price tag.
Author: Lisa Chamoff
Live like the stars at one of New York's most iconic addresses.
Originally built for a couple with a love of art, the home itself can be considered a masterpiece.
More New Yorkers are relying on expanded ferry service to get where they need to go.
These cities and towns are experiencing an influx of hip businesses thanks to a growing creative community.
In most cases, house auctions involve short closes, no contingencies, and all-cash transactions, so they can be ideal for affluent buyers and sellers.
Built in 1887, this 25-foot-wide Queen Anne–style townhouse has an intriguing history and sumptuous interiors.
Check out these insider tips from seasoned Hamptons realtors.
Although the East End is arguably more focused on rosés than Monets these days, it’s still a strong draw for the art crowd.
It’s still possible to live in a mansion in New York City if you're willing to venture into Brooklyn's blooming neighborhoods.
If “live-work” sounds more appealing than “co-work,” there are plenty of properties on the market zoned for both business and residential use.
Situated just across the Seine from the Louvre, the apartment is a Francophile’s dream
The location couldn’t be more perfect for someone looking for a London pied-à-terre.
The location offers all the perks of the region without any of the labor.
A saltwater pool overlooks the Pacific Ocean and Diamond Head volcano.
A terrace and infinity pool offer sprawling views of the Gulf of Papagayo.
In the Upper East Side, someone can purchase these three adjacent townhouses and merge them to create a mega-mansion.
Kilkare has hit the market for the second time in its 140-year history.
Get in while the going is good—if it’s not too late.
To garner attention to the listing, Compass agents parked a Rolls-Royce convertible and two different Bentley models in front and a Lamborghini in the attached parking space.
The region even has its own lifestyle magazine, DVEIGHT, founded by former New York residents.
It's just a few blocks from village shops and restaurants.
It boasts scenic park and bay views.
Prices start at $1.595M for its 6 new 3-bedroom houses.
It's outfitted with such features as a sleek white kitchen and a dock.
It has one of the most sought after locations in the village.
The former Hill Street home of Merrill Lynch co-founder Charles E. Merrill was converted into condos during the early 1980s.
They offer access to all of the development's amenities without any condo neighbors.
It's ideally located at the corner of Sagaponack Road and Sagg Main Street.
It's just steps from the ultimate walkable downtown.
If you've always dreamed of getting into the wine business, now's your chance.
It's an updated interpretation on the classic Hamptons style.
It boasts a classic shingled style.
Steps from the one-acre spread is a shortcut to Wölffer's Wine Stand.
The Hamptons is known for its big sales, but homes priced below $2 million have seen most of the action so far this year.
The four-bedroom house sports such original features as pine flooring an a stained-glass front door.
Architect Siamak Samii expanded the residence and added modern touches.
It features a modern kitchen and roof terrace.
It includes original pine paneling, doors, and push-button light switches.
It was built in 1884 for Dr. Richard Salter Storrs, a minister who spoke at both Abraham Lincoln's funeral and the opening of the Brooklyn Bridge.
Hara Kang, a Douglas Elliman agent in East Hampton reports that his team typically facilitated more than 150 rentals per summer until 2015, with the numbers dropping to around 50 last year.
It's part of the residents-only Isle of Sans Souci Pool and Tennis Club.
It comes with its own beach surrounded by perennial and shrub gardens.
The current owners enlisted the help of Baxt Ingui Architects to transform the interior while retaining its historic façade.
The stucco manor sits on 19 acres.
The compound includes a 10,000-square-foot home.
Also on the estate is a pool house, pool, 3 cottages and a guest house.
An injection of new life has made it a destination for homeowners priced out of neighborhoods such as Fort Greene and Clinton Hill.
Actress Michelle Williams drew attention to decidedly low-key Prospect Park South where she snagged an eight-bedroom Colonial Revival mansion.
There are nine fireplaces, a grand central staircase, and a roof deck with a view of the harbor.