These New York City museums are either always free, free on specific days of the week or free for select hours. Find one near you, and take advantage of their generosity.
Note that this takes into account general admission only; certain events and special exhibitions may still require a fee.
BRIC House. Photo: Liz Ligon
Always Free
African Burial Ground Memorial Site
American Folk Art Museum
BRIC House
The Bronx Museum of th...
The Manhattan Park Pool Club’s pool deck is ready for summer with a new candy-colored design
Over 60 gallons of paint in 18 colors were used to create this year’s design.
Max Touhey for Citi Habitats
A sure sign of summer has debuted on Roosevelt Island: The Manhattan Park Pool Club has unveiled its 2019 technicolor pool deck, featuring the design of local artist Elizabeth Sutton. Sutton was tapped by Citi Habitats New Devel...
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Much like petits fours at the end of a delicious meal, an auxiliary room can often sweeten the deal when deciding on a property to add to your portfolio. Whether for business, in the case of a home office, or pleasure via a home theater, make the most of the extra square footage by introducing one of these additions to your home.
For the Socializer: The Keeping Room
Berkley, Californi...
Neighborhoods with heavy tech-company presence remain healthy even while overall market witnesses a deceleration
Photo: Garrett Cornelison
The tech scene is alive and well in Los Angeles, specifically in the westside beach communities between Malibu and LAX airport—namely Santa Monica, Venice, Marina del Rey and Playa del Rey—and the adjacent inland neighborhoods, including Playa Vista, Culver City, El Segundo and Mar Vis...
5 World Trade Center may finally be developed 12 years after it was torn down
The World Trade Center site in 2018.
Max Touhey
One of the final unfinished pieces of the World Trade Center site may finally be on the road to wrapping up: Crain’s reports that the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation and the Port Authority have reached a deal to move forward with a request for proposals (RFP) to developer 5 World Trade Center.
The building...
Madrileños adore their city for its perpetually sunny skies, majestic architecture, and quiet corners. Travelers, though, miss Madrid’s most authentic charms when they stick to the well-worn tourist track. If you skip past the crowds of Puerta del Sol and Gran Vía, you’ll find the place I call home: The village of Salesas, Madrid’s smallest neighborhood, lined with colorful facades along with a sprinkling of cafes. In the beating heart of th...
A number of international investors said they see NYC as the “most stable and secure” global city
Amazon’s pull-back and Albany’s political tumult aren’t enough to keep international real estate investors from seeing New York City as the safest place in the world to park their money.
A survey of about 200 real estate investors and investment managers from 24 countries identified New York as the “most stable and secure” city in the...
Spain isn't most people's first choice when it comes to skiing. But with ski resorts in five distinct regions of the country, skiing in Spain is hot stuff.
For high-class skiing in Spain, you can't beat the Pyrenees, with ski resorts all along the border with France, while for the sheer novelty of skiing in the south of Spain and being able to go to the beach on the same day, the Sierra Nevada is perfect. There are also ski resorts near Madrid, in ...
The share of apartments selling for $25 million and above has risen by 50 percent since 2015
The downswing of New York’s real estate market has been much-documented in the past year: prices are falling, concessions are up, and listings are staying on the market for longer than ever. (And that’s not even taking into account the ongoing affordable housing and homelessness crises.)
But according to a new study from Knight Frank, a real estate ...
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