Has NYC Real Estate Become a Buyer’s Market?
Recently, the New York City real estate market is experiencing a trend that hasn’t been seen in nearly a decade. It has become a buyer’s market.
5 of New York City’s Most Luxurious Hotels
For those in New York who must spend a night away from home, there are hundreds of lodging options. The city boasts no shortage of impressive luxury hotels.
A History of the TCS New York City Marathon
The TCS New York City Marathon) began as a small race in 1970, but has grown to become one of the world’s most popular marathons, drawing an international crowd.
NYC Living: Choosing the Best Windows for Your Space
In aging New York City apartments, outdated windows can cause major inconveniences for owners and renters alike. Changing your windows can make a world of difference, but you want to be sure you’re addressing every issue before choosing your new windows.
Most Beautiful Running Routes in New York
New York gets a reputation for dirty streets, aggressive drivers and a lack of personal space (from both pigeons and fellow humans). Despite all this, the city also features some of the best places for a long run or leisurely walk. Even when you’re mid-distance run,...
September Networking Events for New York Real Estate Professionals
Anyone in real estate knows the power of networking. When you have strong connections with other businesses and professionals in your area, it can cultivate a mutually beneficial relationship. In New York City, there are a few networking events in September that could...
Journey to the cosmic heart of land art. Deserts and dynamite
As new film Troublemakers explores the extremes of land art, from lightning fields to satanic jetties, Alex Needham braves rattlesnakes to visit a desert observatory that lets you travel 26,000 years in time Somewhere in the deserts of New Mexico, a nail is embedded...
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As new film Troublemakers explores the extremes of land art, from lightning fields to satanic jetties, Alex Needham braves rattlesnakes to visit a desert observatory that lets you travel 26,000 years in time Somewhere in the deserts of New Mexico, a nail is embedded into a type of flat-topped mountain known as a mesa. The […]
