Built in 1910 in Greenwich, Connecticut, Petit Trianon Deux is a faithful copy of the original Petit Trianon, built between 1762 and 1768 by King Louis XV for his long-term mistress, Madame de Pompadour. …
Voting for cities was based on criteria of sights, landmarks, culture, cuisine, friendliness, shopping and overall value and for a whopping ninth year in a row, Charleston, South Carolina has been voted the best city in…
At the corner of the two-story living room is a built-in climbing wall, just “for fun,” says listing agent Scott Leggett. …
Here is an in-depth fall home maintenance checklist to ensure you’ll be ready for the colder months. Learn which indoor and outdoor tasks should be on your to-do list.
The post Fall Home Maintenance Checklist: How to…
Dubai is a city known across the globe for its ambitious and epic structures—from Burj Khalifa, the tallest building in the world, to Palm Jumeirah, a manmade archipelago fitted with hotels, resorts and residences. …
Home staging is more important than ever. Staging gets buyers in the door and helps them imagine making your house their home. In this guide, we’ll walk you through how to stage a house room by…
Significant design from two centuries—the 19th and 21st—combine in this bright, sophisticated home in a historic building on an iconic cobblestone street in the dynamic neighborhood of TriBeCa.
New York, New York | Juliette R. Janssens & Allison B. Koffman, Sotheby’s…
“Since the start of the pandemic, virtually all appliances have been relied on to keep families nourished and healthy,” observes Jill Notini, vice president and industry spokesperson for the Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers. …
Today’s residential housing market is still challenging for buyers as demand continues to outstrip supply, but there are a few reasons why things are settling a bit. …
The housing boom is not a bubble—but prices are likely to fall when interest rates rise. Unemployment and recession will not come as they did in the Great Recession, but many home buyers will be disappointed…