If pricey condo sales are any indication, the Upper East Side is back.
As reported in The Real Deal, the affluent uptown neighborhood dominated Manhattan’s luxury market last week, according to Olshan Realty’s report tracking contract signings for homes asking $4 million and up.
Long Island City is showing serious signs of life after the COVID-19 pandemic froze the nation’s fastest growing neighborhood over a year ago. LIC has seen one of the most dramatic growth spurts over the last decade, with condominium properties appreciating by over 60% since some of the first condos launched back in 2006. This is especially compelling since as recently as 20 years ago the area was very much a ghost town.
Looking to take a break this holiday weekend without leaving the city? Little Island is a public oasis located right off the Meatpacking district on Pier 55. The 2.4 acre park is a great place to take in views, walk around, get drinks or bites and enjoy nature while still being in the best city in the world.
+ POOL — the amazing floating pool that will filter NYC river water while providing New Yorkers another spot to cool off on a hot summer day — finally has a set location: the East River!
About 14,000 square feet of Lincoln Center's concrete plaza will be transformed into an expansive "lawn" to welcome New Yorkers to its cultural campus.
Chef Andrew Carmellini’s restaurant Lafayette in NoHo has completely transformed their outdoor dining space into the most charming “Le Village de Lafayette,” filled with 12 adorable private dining “chalets.”
Since private cabins are apparently our ‘thing’ we’re going to recommend another great outdoor dining option! Located in the heart of the West Village, Osteria 57 offers a delicious, pescatarian, Italian leaning menu. But let’s get to those cabins... wonderfully warm and private, we TOOK OUR COATS OFF. Need we say more?