July 2025 | Inhabit | A Blog from Corcoran

A morning fog glides over the redwoods along the South Fork of the Eel River.

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Humboldt County Flies High

Along the rugged, forested coast of Northern California, some 200 miles above San Francisco, a new market for elevated properties is taking root.

Modern living room with a gray sectional sofa, yellow and beige pillows, wooden floor, stone accent wall, potted plant, and a large window overlooking a scenic lake and mountains—an A-list space for August 2025.

Jul 27

By Inhabit Editors

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Corcoran’s A-List: August 2025

Highlights in this edition: Colorado modernism at its finest, an as-seen-on-HGTV contemporary in Florida, a Brooklyn townhouse that breaks the mold, and a secret garden retreat in the former Boston headquarters of the Appalachian Mountain Club.

A wide, paved pathway runs through a park, lined with tall, leafy green trees forming a canopy overhead. Benches and black railings border the path; sunlight filters through the dense branches.

Jul 25

By Ann Shields

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In NYC, a Tree Census Takes Root

The NYC Parks Department is in the midst of its fourth Trees Count, a citywide count undertaken every 10 years since 1995 to learn about the trees growing in the parks and streets of Gotham.

A stylish living room with modern furniture, including green velvet chairs, a curved sofa, a round rug, and a sculpted wood fireplace. Built-in shelves display decor, and large windows let in natural light.

Jul 15

By Inhabit Editors

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Modern Artistry in Prewar Midtown

Architectural Digest called Amy Lau “one of the design world’s most original voices,” and described her luxurious Midtown home as a “punctuation mark to an extraordinary life and career — a love letter to the trailblazer’s twin muses of art

A golf course with neatly mowed green grass, rolling hills, and trees in the background under a soft, pastel sunrise or sunset sky. The scene is calm and serene, with no people visible.

Jul 14

By Inhabit Editors

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Public Golf Courses in Greater NYC

New York City’s suburbs are widely known for their leafy country club enclaves, but golfing around Gotham is hardly a members-only experience. Tee up a visit to one of these public courses in Manhattan’s immediate surrounds — some even in