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Back HomeTownhouse From ‘The Devil Wears Prada’ Lists for $27.5 Million
On New York City’s well-to-do Upper East Side, a townhouse that has a basketball court and a starring role alongside Meryl Streep and Anne Hathaway in the 2006 fan-favorite movie “The Devil Wears Prada” has come to the market for $27.5 million.
The East 73rd Street brownstone served as the home of Ms. Streep’s character, Miranda Priestly, the editor-in-chief of “Runway,” the film’s cutthroat fictional fashion magazine.
F1 Miami Grand Prix 2023 guide
Formula 1® Miami Grand Prix returns to Hard Rock Stadium this May 5 to 7, bringing South Florida racing fans closer to the action once again. Following last year’s success, the F1 World Championship promises a bigger and better event with three days worth of world-class experiences. Expect the same asphalt-burning (3.36 miles worth!) excitement, beginning with a practice round Friday and a qualifying race Saturday, all leading up to the Grand Prix on Sunday. This year’s spectacle fea...
Hudson Yards Is New York City’s Priciest Neighborhood
Hudson Yards is officially New York City’s most expensive neighborhood, according to a report this week from PropertyShark.
Residences in the sleek new area of skyscrapers—located on the far West Side of the Manhattan, north of Chelsea—had a median sale price of $5.729 million in the first quarter, the data showed. Prices have increased 6%, or $324,000, compared to the same time last year, while sales have dropped 67%.
“In fact, Hudson Yards closed only eight sales i...
Here’s how the price of luxury housing is in the main residential markets in Spain
The average price of properties for sale in Spain closed in 2022 at €1,921/m2, with a year-on-year increase of 5%, according to the year-end report by idealista, the real estate marketplace in southern Europe. In the same period, the price of luxury homes, i.e. those on the market for over €1 m, ended the year with an average price of €7,135/m2 for luxury apartments and €4,436/m2 for single-family homes with high purchasing power.
With data from the last quar...
One of the world’s biggest cruise ships is now anchored in Brooklyn
A floating city has made its way to Red Hook—and it’s taller than many Brooklyn apartment buildings.
The MSC Meraviglia, a new ship by MSC Cruises, docked at the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal over the weekend and will use the port as its home base for itineraries between The Bahamas, Florida, Canada, New England and Bermuda.
Welcome to Baynanza, the massive effort to clean up Miami’s shoreline
Take a stroll through the lush grounds behind the Vizcaya Museum & Gardens and you’ll find yourself at a one-of-a-kind staircase. The steps are made of hardened coral called coquina, and they lead down into the murky depths of a mangrove forest. There are a couple of moorings at the bottom that look like barber poles, where you can imagine Venetian gondolas pulling up.
While the stairs make a sweet backdrop for engagement photos, they’re also a harbinger. David Hardy, the hort...
15 houses with sea views for more than a million euros in the province of A Coruña
The historic Strawberry Train will circulate again next weekend
The historic Strawberry Train is put back into circulation for the spring and fall season. It will do so on weekends from Saturday, April 22, with trips that will last until November 12. The circulations will have Aranjuez as their destination: city declared a Cultural Landscape a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 2001.
The train, opened in 1984, runs through spring and autumn weekends the route of the...
Miami officials, developer reach compromise to save part of key prehistoric Brickell site
Miami’s historic preservation board late Tuesday set the wheels in motion towards designation of a big piece of a major prehistoric archaeological site in Brickell as a protected landmark, but in a compromise with the property owners, the Related Group, held back on action on a portion where the prominent developer plans to build a pair of skyscrapers. The two 8-0 votes by the preservation board came after a confusing and sometimes heated five-hour hearing that one archaeologist who helped ...
This major Georgia O’Keeffe exhibit at MoMA showcases 120 works by the renowned artist
Back in 1915, Georgia O'Keeffe wrote a letter to a friend with this line: "Did you ever have something to say and feel as if the whole side of the wall wouldn't be big enough to say it on, and then sit down on the floor and try to get it on to a sheet of charcoal paper?"
Now, more than a century later, the renowned American artist isn't just getting a sheet of paper or a wall to say what she wanted to; she's getting an entire gallery at Manhattan's Museum of Modern Art in a major n...
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