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Modern open kitchen and dining area with wood cabinetry, a black dining table with six chairs, white walls, open shelves with ceramics, and light wood flooring. Natural light brightens the space.

By E.J. Kelley

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Below Bedford, Above the Rest

Set on an exceptionally large 20-by-100-foot lot, the modern townhouse at 172 North 6th Street brings together the best of contemporary Williamsburg living in a timeless package.

Modern shower with green vertical tiles on one wall, white textured tiles on the other, and gold fixtures—including a rainfall showerhead perfect for enjoying your own april showers. A rectangular niche is built into the white tile wall.

By Inhabit Editors

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10 Homes for Blissful April Showers

It’s April, and we’re bringing the showers. Regardless if you take them warm, cold, or searingly hot, there’s a certain serenity that comes with turning a handle to let water rain down. Join us in lavishing praise on showers —

A bright, airy primary suite with white walls and vaulted ceiling, featuring a bed with white linens, a blue towel, wooden furniture, and large doors opening to a balcony with ocean and cliff views.

By Inhabit Editors

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9 Indulgent Primary Suites

The sense of retreat in a primary suite is a pleasure to treasure — after all, there is no love like self-love. For February, we are highlighting listings where nobody would judge you for never leaving your room, whether it's

A cityscape view of New York City featuring many tall skyscrapers, including One World Trade Center, with lower NYC residential rental buildings, trees, and a water tower in the foreground under a partly cloudy sky.

By The Corcoran Group

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NYC Residential Rental Market Report: May 2024

By any measure, New York’s rental market is extremely active — and the city is on the move.

Three colorful, historic NYC residential rental buildings with ornate cornices stand side by side under a clear blue sky, partially obscured by tree branches with reddish leaves.

By The Corcoran Group

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NYC Residential Rental Market Report: April 2024

The median rent in Manhattan continued to break records, reaching a new all-time high.

A red brick apartment building with black metal fire escapes, white window trim, and several window air conditioning units. A black awning shades the entrance, and a tree stands on the sidewalk in front.

By The Corcoran Group

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NYC Residential Rental Market Report: March 2024

The number of signed leases climbed when compared to February.

Three adjacent old NYC residential rental buildings with fire escapes, arched windows, and ornate architectural details stand under a blue sky with clouds. Green vines climb two of the fire escapes.

By The Corcoran Group

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NYC Residential Rental Market Report: February 2024

Signed leases took a dip as Manhattan rents matched an all-time high, and Brooklyn’s again grew over last year.

Snow-covered brownstone row houses line a quiet city street in an iconic NYC residential rental neighborhood. Bare trees arch over the sidewalk, while fresh snow blankets steps, rooftops, and the ground, creating a peaceful winter scene.

By The Corcoran Group

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NYC Residential Rental Market Report: January 2024

Manhattan rentals experienced a rebound as we entered 2024. Brooklyn was also on the move.

Row of brownstone townhouses with stoops, black railings, large windows, and leafy tree branches in the foreground on a sunny day—classic NYC residential rental charm at its finest.

By The Corcoran Group

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NYC Residential Rental Market Report: Dec. 2023

Current rents are still higher in both boroughs when compared to a year ago.