Not to be confused with nomad, a wandering traveler. But if you must, wander into the charming and historic neighborhood of NoMad in Manhattan. Located north of Madison Square Park (NOrth of MADison), surrounded by the popular Flatiron District, Chelsea, Murray Hill and Rose Hill, this frequently overlooked neighborhood is a tiny gem hidden in […]
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Making a home: The other side of the Flatiron District
To live in the Flatiron District is to live in a rare environment, with a sense of security, safety, and community in the big city. With big-name neighbors – like Greenwich Village, Chelsea, NoMad, and Gramercy Park – it was destined to succeed. That’s why those looking to buy a residence in Manhattan head first […]
Find the Brooklyn neighborhood that’s right for you
Whether you are new to New York or a longtime resident, searching for the best neighborhood to live in in Brooklyn is both an exciting and demanding exercise. With a more relaxed pace of life than Manhattan, thanks to its many parks, greater security, and a general feeling of calm, Brooklyn is very popular with […]
Buy an apartment in New York without paying any charges or property taxes for 10 years? It’s possible !
Moving to New York is a life project that can be as exciting as it can be scary at times. Being accompanied by a real estate expert is a real guarantee of success. This is the reason why BARNES is always very attentive to the opportunities that the New York market may offer to its […]
An integrated international network for tailor-made solutions
An interview with Christophe Bourreau, director of Barnes New York. A leader in international luxury real estate, BARNES has been supporting its clients in Florida since 2002. I joined BARNES in 2008 with the aim of promoting the American market in France. In June 2009, I became Director of BARNES office in Miami, a leading […]
News from the L Line, the major transit route between Manhattan and Brooklyn
Nearly a quarter of a million New Yorkers had feared for years the complete shutdown of the infamous “L Train”, which was long overdue. This subway line, which carries passengers through a tunnel between Manhattan and Brooklyn, is a strategic line for New Yorkers. After extensive damage from Hurricane Sandy, the city announced the closure […]
“Pied-à-terre Tax” canceled, new changes to Mansion and Transfer Taxes: what you need to know
In order to complete its 2019 budget, and after the stir caused by the record sale of the most expensive apartment in the history of the country, the state of New York had in mind in recent months the idea to create a tax “Pied-à-terre Tax”on luxury secondary residences. After heated debates, the city’s real […]
On the move: Real estate in Bedford-Stuyvesant
Bed-Stuy, it only takes these two hyphenated syllables to throw you into a state of wonder. Is it the latest trendy New York band or a new ready-to-wear line? No, it’s actually one of the most popular neighborhoods in the Brooklyn borough: Bedford-Stuyvesant. A little bit of history In 1964, New York was officially named […]
Green light for Greenpoint, Brooklyn
Let’s play a lighting round of jeopardy. Best Residential Neighborhoods in the US: This New York neighborhood is located opposite Queens, above Williamsburg, at the northern tip of Brooklyn. Your answer: What is Greenpoint? Find out below. Real estate in Greenpoint When it comes to the real estate market, it’s imperative to be one step […]
HUDSON YARDS: What you need to know
In 2005, Related and Oxford Property Group began construction work on the West Side of Manhattan. This led to the creation of Hudson Yards, the largest private real estate project in the United States (in terms of surface area). Located between 10th and 11th avenues, the first phase of this multi-billion dollar project finally opens […]