New York City's real estate market has been steadily evolving from the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, and the most recent data suggests that buyers are making a comeback, albeit with more discerning taste. Overall, the New York housing market has been struggling due to a continued lack of inventory and rising interest rates.

Nice to meet you! I’m MoMo and very excited to be featured because I LOVE being the center of attention. I was BORN for the spotlight. And I hear there may be treats for me. What? No treats? We can talk about that later…

The New York Gay Pride Week is the oldest in the world. The beautiful Greenwich Village invites thousands of people each year to Gay Pride. Christopher Street is especially colorful and you will notice that the well-known rainbow flags, which is a symbol of the LGBTQ community…

If you are looking for Montauk in Manhattan without the long drive, this is the perfect summer spot for open-air celebrations…

Looks like the Upper East Side got a bit more book smart this July. Barnes & Noble announced last fall that, after an over-two-year absence from the Upper East Side, they would be returning the gift of the written word to the Upper East Side…

The Atelier Building in New York City is a captivating blend of contemporary design and luxury living.

What I originally intended to be an “essentials” vacation packing list quickly became an “everything but the kitchen sink” packing list. Oops. When I turned to the internet for some much needed help I came across something that completely blew. my. mind: The 5-4-3-2-1 packing rule.

This show is what Broadway and living New York is all about. We are so blessed to have live theater like this at our doorsteps. You will thank me…

100 Barclay is a historic Art Deco building located in the heart of TriBeCa in New York City. Originally built in 1927 as the headquarters for the New York Telephone Company, the building was converted into luxury condominiums in 2016.

Hello Dears!  My name is Miss Piggy and although I’m quite shy, I do have a wonderful story I’d like to share with you.  Several weeks ago, my two daddies started packing up our furniture and belongings in big cardboard boxes…

New York City's real estate market has been steadily evolving from the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, and the most recent data suggests that buyers are making a comeback, albeit with more discerning taste. Overall, the New York housing market has been struggling due to a continued lack of inventory and rising interest rates.

New York City was first gifted cherry trees over a century ago by the Committee of Japanese Residents as a gesture of friendship between the two countries. Ever since, New Yorkers have reveled in the trees and look forward to the white and pink blossoms that mark the changing seasons…

In an episode of Seinfeld, Jerry’s neurotic friend George Costanza has so much stuff jam-packed into his wallet that it’s ridiculed as a “filing cabinet.” Walking down the street, Costanza the pack rat tries to stuff one more thing inside, and the billfold explodes, scattering its contents to the wind…

One of the biggest gripes among New York City pickleballers is the lack of space in which to pickleball. The sport took off during the pandemic, and local enthusiasts have found themselves tussling for real estate with tennis players and children.