Michelle Cohen

New photos released this week provide a first look inside the most expensive condo currently for sale in Brooklyn. On the market for $19,500,000, Penthouse B takes up the entire 32nd floor of Olympia Dumbo, a new 33-story luxury development at 30 Front Street with a sail-inspired design. The residence, which first hit the market in 2022, measures nearly 5,000 square feet and boasts viral-worthy 360-degree views of the Brooklyn Bridge, Manhattan skyline, and beyond.

The city's Landmarks Preservation Commission voted to calendar the Breuer Building at 945 Madison Avenue for consideration as an individual and interior landmark.

With a $5 million renovation dialed in, this sprawling Greenwich Village home looks ready for a new life and a new year. The three-and-a-half-bedroom co-op at 43 West 13th Street has a dedicated space for every part of your life, including a meditation room and a TV room. Asking $10,000,000, the full-floor loft is a

Whether you’re preparing to host family and friends – or you’re looking for the best host and hostess gifts for those who are – we found a variety of items that can make entertaining easier.

Located at 1 Java Street in Greenpoint, the two-tower geothermal project reduces annual carbon emissions by 53 percent through its geothermal system.

If the penthouse sale closes at that price, it would claim the title of Williamsburg's most expensive sponsor sale, breaking the previous record by $2 million.

The Olde Trolley Stop building at 514 9th Street is classic Park Slope, occupying a corner spot amid the neighborhood’s brownstones and leafy sidewalks. Within, this surprisingly chic renovated condo, asking $995,000, has an unexpected two bedrooms, sexy finishes, and a season’s worth of sunlight.

Gov. Kathy Hochul on Thursday signed legislation that bans the “predatory black market” practice of third-party reservation services arranging and selling reservations at sought-after New York City restaurants. The law targets services that use bots to acquire the most sought-after reservation times on platforms like Resy, which have “wreaked havoc” through no-shows and last-minute cancellations and make dining inaccessible to regular New Yorkers who don’t want to pay extra.

The votes have been counted. 6sqft’s 2024 Building of the Year is One Williamsburg Wharf, one of five 22-story luxury residential towers planned for the Williamsburg waterfront. The Naftali Group-developed building easily nabbed first place, receiving 302 votes out of the total 1,294 votes cast. Designed by Brandon Haw Architecture, One Williamsburg Wharf offers 89 modern condos and a collection of amenities, including a waterfront park and a rooftop pool deck.

The Meatpacking District’s charming cobblestone streets have been transformed into an enchanting holiday forest. Back for another festive season, “ Lights on the Cobbles ” illuminates Ninth Avenue with large-scale installations, including dazzling holiday lights, a reflective illuminated pathway through Gansevoort Plaza, larger-than-life snow people, and more. The captivating holiday decor is on display through January 15.