Here are all the free concerts you can catch at Bryant Park this summer
One of the best perks of living in New York City is having access to innumerable free events in our gorgeous parks. Bryant Park Picnic Performances announces its line-up.
The Vessel reopens with new safety measures in place
As first reported by the New York Post, officials will reopen the Vessel to visitors “later this year with new safety barriers” in place except for the top part of the structure that will stay closed because impossible to properly safeguard.
This new skyscraper will completely change the Manhattan skyline
If you thought that Manhattan’s skyline was already too full to accommodate for new towers, you’d be wrong: we’ll soon be getting another massive building in midtown that is going to dwarf all the structures around it.
See renderings of the first-ever NYC soccer stadium being built in NYC
Major League Soccer club New York City Football Club has just unveiled new renderings of the much-anticipated new, and first!, soccer stadium set to open in Willets Point in Queens—and it’s looking phenomenon.
Stroll through thousands of beautiful tulips at this secret garden in Manhattan
Thousands of tulips in pink, yellow, red, purple, and orange fill the West Side Community Garden, and this Tulip Festival is free to visit daily from dawn til dusk through early May.
Steady Increases Are Not Deterring Renters of Luxury Manhattan Apartments
Bidding wars and a sales market inflated by high mortgage rates are pushing prices up in the top end of the rental market.
Best things to do in spring in NYC
The sun will come out—eventually! New Yorkers can shed their winter blues and head out to NYC parks, NYC street fairs and food festivals in NYC. Plus spring’s biggest events below.
NYC Gen Zers will pay more than $200K in rent by age 30 — enough to buy a house elsewhere
A new report from apartment search website RentCafe has looked into just how much Zoomers will have paid their landlords by their 30th birthdays — and the sum is enough to buy a house in more affordable towns.
Luxury Home Sales in Manhattan Fell During the First Quarter as Prices Continued to Tick Up
Luxury listing inventory also increased on a yearly basis, the first time it’s done so in four quarters, according to the report. There were 1,628 active luxury listings in the first quarter, a 9% annual increase and 16.5% higher than the final quarter of 2023.
Here’s a sneak peek at the gorgeous new park along the Hudson River
For several years, anybody who has walked, run, or biked along the Hudson River trail in Hell’s Kitchen has had to squeeze past barriers and a shrouded fence. At last, the barriers are starting to come down as the park at Pier 97 progresses.