We stand strong for the dignity and equality of every single American, as we hope others will stand strong for us. Now and always, that’s the Corcoran way.
The communities we serve are feeling extraordinary pressure — pressure that’s likely to get much worse before it gets better. Corcoran is helping. [UPDATED]
In Manhattan, rents rose for studios and one- and two-bedroom homes but declined sharply for three-bedroom homes. In Brooklyn, rents rose slightly for one- and two-bedroom homes but dipped for studios and three-bedroom homes.
In 32 extraordinary new residences — including our home of the day, Pavilion B — Manhattan’s magnificent Woolworth Building has taken center stage for what may be the greatest second act in the history of New York City architecture.
Apartments with private terraces or buildings with private lawns, there’s nothing quite like having a quiet space to soak up the sun, savor the view, or sink your toes into the grass.
A check snatched off the closing table by a wayward husband and a complicated rental that hinged on a live-in chicken — two real estate veterans share their wackiest deals.
We stand strong for the dignity and equality of every single American, as we hope others will stand strong for us. Now and always, that’s the Corcoran way.
The communities we serve are feeling extraordinary pressure — pressure that’s likely to get much worse before it gets better. Corcoran is helping. [UPDATED]
In Manhattan, rents rose for studios and one- and two-bedroom homes but declined sharply for three-bedroom homes. In Brooklyn, rents rose slightly for one- and two-bedroom homes but dipped for studios and three-bedroom homes.
In 32 extraordinary new residences — including our home of the day, Pavilion B — Manhattan’s magnificent Woolworth Building has taken center stage for what may be the greatest second act in the history of New York City architecture.
Showings and open houses are off the table for a little longer, but sellers can make good use of the pause to improve the look, feel, and curb appeal of their homes.…
With one delightful project after another, the staff of the New York Public Library has done wonders to keep the lights on, figuratively speaking, during the pandemic. This time, it’s librarians at…
Few kitchen endeavors are quite as aromatic — and, if you’re tippling as you toil, intoxicating — as cooking with red wine. Whether it’s Bordeaux, Pinot Noir, or Burgundy: Drink the good stuff, cook…
Proof that good stories can come from surprising places, the marketing automation platform Mailchimp partnered with Vice to produce “Second Act,” a legitimately inspiring series of short films about people who walked…
Here’s a little PSA for NYC residents: In an ongoing effort to curb the spread of COVID-19, the New York City Board of Elections is encouraging registered voters — all of them…
As it did all over the world, the pandemic forced the cancellation of live events on the famous stage of Harlem’s Apollo. To brighten its financial outlook — and to provide micro-grants…
We stand strong for the dignity and equality of every single American, as we hope others will stand strong for us. Now and always, that’s the Corcoran way.
Need a quick break? Activate your ears and your eyes with Liza, a short film from French animator Bastien Dupriez. The two-minute piece commandeers George Gershwin’s song of the same name, played by…
Somewhere between a concert, a comedy act, and a boozy singalong, the venerable piano bar was karaoke before they invented karaoke — and New York City’s long-running Shake, Rattle & Roll is one of the best. Locked down…
