For both of us, survivorship is not a pink ribbon on a calendar, it is the way we show up for our families, our clients and each other every single day. In this piece we open up about how differently our paths unfolded after breast cancer and why we both landed on the same commitment to pay that support forward. If you or someone you love has been touched by this disease, we hope our story offers both recognition and a reminder that there is no one right way to heal. You will also find concrete ways to direct your donations and energy to organizations that are actually walking beside patients and survivors.

This market update is for anyone watching Downtown Brooklyn’s skyline and wondering what the numbers really say. We analyze how prices have held firm while the speed of sales diverges between property types, then translate that into practical strategy for sellers. If you want to understand how to price, prepare and time a listing in this vertical, data heavy neighborhood, this is the playbook.

This feature drops you into one of our working lunches with interior designer Meagan Camp where we dissect what actually moves the needle on design. We break down which upgrades shorten days on market, which are a waste, and how to tell the difference. If you have ever wondered how far to go before listing or how to protect the soul of your home while still appealing to buyers, this is your blueprint.

Fall in New York is its own season of life and in this feature we share how we actually spend it. From coffee on quiet corners to big city traditions like the US Open and the marathon, you will see the rituals that keep us grounded during our busiest months. If you are planning a visit or simply looking for new ways to enjoy the city you already live in, this piece doubles as a curated fall checklist.

Amenity wish lists evolve quickly and this article separates lasting shifts from short lived gimmicks. We walk through what today’s buyers truly prioritize, what has become baseline expectation and which newer trends are quietly reshaping competition between buildings. If you are an owner, board member or developer deciding where to invest next, this guide will help you focus only on amenities that move the market.

Here we open the doors to a duplex that perfectly blends thoughtful owner upgrades with a cohesive design vision. You will see how outdoor space, layout and finishes can tell one clear lifestyle story when sellers, designers and our team work in sync. If you are planning to bring a one of a kind Brooklyn home to market, this piece shows how strategy and design create that “must see in person” effect.

In this snapshot we revisit Clinton Hill with fresh data and a sharper lens. Prices remain historically strong, but the path to a successful sale now requires more disciplined pricing, staging and marketing than in the frenzy years. If you are thinking about listing within the next year, this piece will help you set expectations before you interview brokers.

This announcement is more than an event notice, it is a standing invitation to explore Brooklyn Heights with us and historian Joyce Gold. We start with refreshments at our office, then step into a walking seminar on the architecture and stories of the streets where we work. If you prefer to meet your real estate team while strolling past brownstones instead of sitting in a conference room, this is your kind of evening.

Step into a residence that marries DUMBO loft drama with the privacy and flow of a townhouse. In this feature we show how volume, industrial detail and condo practicality can all coexist in one home when the building and layout are right. If you are drawn to warehouse history but want a space that truly functions for daily life, this is a compelling case study.

In this profile Brooklyn Bridge Parents introduces us not only as agents but as local moms navigating the same schools, parks and commutes as our clients. You will see how more than three decades of combined experience across co ops, condos, townhouses and new development translates into practical, family centered advice. If you want guidance from people who live the neighborhoods they sell, this feature explains our approach.

Here we share our favorite holiday markets, light displays and seasonal rituals across the city, from DUMBO hot chocolate to Dyker Heights lights. The guide doubles as a map of the neighborhoods we serve, filled with small businesses and experiences we love introducing to clients. If you are searching for new traditions or simply want to feel the city at its most festive, this piece will give you a ready made December itinerary.