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Cellar's market: Record-high rents push New Yorkers into basement homes
Despite flooding dangers, deals drive NYC renters underground: Morź¦e than 150,000 people currently live iš§n the up to 50,000 basement apartments estimated to exist across the city.
š§ Checking in: Offices mimic hotel āamenities to lure back workers
Office šleasing is gaining momentum as the delta variant recedes and worker bšÆees return to the hive ā albeit many are yet to appear for all five days a week....
Best bonus ever? CEO surprises all employees with free trip, $10K š
In celebration of selling the shapewear brand for a cool $1.2 billion, Blakely, 50, surprised each of heį£r Spanx employeešs with insane bonuses.
šø More employers are requiring ā±workers to get COVID vaccine: survey
More companies are š insisting their employees get the COVID vaccine, according to a new nationwide survey.
Golden oldies: Inside NYC's luxurious new nursing homes
Talk about old money ā you can live both a long life aź§nd the high life at an opulent facility.
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Spanning from 4,141 square feet to 6,522 square feet, the three homes range in price from $20 million to $30 milliź¦on.
ą¼ŗ New developments offer unbeatable deals in the Bronx
ā Want more more boogie down for the buck? šThe Bronx is burning ā with bargain beauties!
Landscape architects are the surprising new heroes of NYC real estšate
Hedge funders: New Yorš¦kers are spending big money on landscapingš ā it's an art, and a fine one at that.
Bot and sold: High-tš¦ech robotic homes are taking over NYC
Robots areš¹ the newest luxury building perks
ļ·ŗ Townhouse vs. condo debate rages as NYC real estate rebounds
š» The debate over townhouse versus condo has never been hotter in New York City.
Tour a $17.5 million UWS townhouse with an indoor pool and wļ·½ine grotto
Live in the lap of luxury inside this Upper West Side pad with a 3š3-foot-long pool.
Talš¦lest condo tower south of Manhattan launches in Miami
š¬ When š the new 100-story Waldorf Astoria Residences Miami is complete (it breaks ground next year), it will become the highest residential tower south of Manhattan.
Jock in the box: Pro athletešs are latest luxury real estate perks
The latest eyebrow-raising fź¦itness amenity in new upscale buildings in New York, Miami and a handful of wealthy communities around the country is interacting and training with star athletes.
In-ąµ©house experts are new luxury tower perš„ks: From fly fishing to feng shui
Extra, extra: Top towers tap sš¼uper specš§øialized staff.
Pelotons to pantries: 2020's most-searched apartment amenities
New Yorkerās know their apartments suck. Now, ź§theyāre finally doing something about it.
First-world problems: NYCās luxury residents are clashing oź¦šver COVID restrictions
Working from their apartments, they are suddenly vying to use their in-house gšyms, pools and lounges on a reservations-only basis.
Rare conservatories light ušøp prized Manhattan apartmentās
Call them solaš riums, sun rooms or orangeries ā these on-the-market hš½omes have glass-walled and -roofed structures that give them a special glow.
Here's how Bloomberg is luring 2020 campaign staffers with lavish perks
Billionaire presidential long shot Michael Bloomberg is trying to poach sź¦ætaff from other campaigns with outsized salaries and fancy perks like three catered meals a day, an iPhone 11 and a...
These NYC townhouses have bonkers, š over-the-top exź¦Ætras
These properties have spacious layouts and lots of bedrš ooms ā yawn! ā but whatās special are their over-the-top inclusions. Think swimming pools, suburban-sized garages and a butler.
Google, Amazon, Facebook hunt for NYC's swankiest offices
The tech titans have been hovering around the Hudson Yards area, where targeted buildings include the megaprojectās 30 and 50š Hudson Yards, the Spiral, Manhattan West, Vornadoās reimagined Farley Building...