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Pale limestone apartment facade with closed bronze-framed glazing, weathered granite terrace paving, and a single copper-leaved tree in a bronze planter.

At 50 West 66th Street, the Floor Number Sets the Price

Why Professional Photography is a Must When Selling Your Home

How Professional Listing Photos Help Your Manhattan Home Stand Out Online.

Autumn maple in a bronze planter on a granite terrace beside closed black-framed doors and a weathered limestone facade.

What's New Around Bryant Park This Fall, From the Newsstand to the Omakase Counter

Interior Design Styles in Manhattan: Which One Suits You Best?

Match Your Taste to the Architecture of Your Manhattan Home.

Elevated view of a loft kitchen with a honed marble island, pale oak floors, charcoal cabinetry and large black-steel windows facing brick masonry.

Who Pays to Unlock a SoHo Artist Loft?

Curved ivory marble kitchen island with pale oak cabinetry, a marble backsplash, and a black-framed window in a luxury apartment.

Why Billionaires' Row Resales Don't Move Together

Closed oak apartment door recessed in carved limestone, with a narrow glass sidelight and worn stone step.

The Pied-à-Terre Tax's Real Deadline for Upper West Side Co-op Owners

Limestone entry with a dark paneled door, iron-and-glass canopy, marble steps, and boxwood urns.

What New York's New Co-op Board Deadline Law Actually Changes on the Upper East Side

Mid-rise apartment building with a buff limestone storefront base, red-brown brick upper floors, and a painted cornice.

Amsterdam Avenue Is Quietly Becoming a Wellness Corridor This Fall

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