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12 Historic Facts About Martin Luther King Jr.

Martin Luther King Jr., the Atlanta native who became one of the most important figures in the civil rights movement, was born on January 15, 1929. While it would be impossible to encompass everything King accomplished in a mere list, we’ve compiled a few intriguing facts that might pique your interest in finding out more about the man who helped unite a divided nation. 1. Martin Luther King was not...

Inside the most expensive home in the country, a penthouse in New York City’s Central Park Tower that just listed for $250 million

A new residence has taken the title of most expensive home in the US. Cody Boone, SERHANT Studios It's located in New York City on none other than Billionaires' Row. Billionaires' Row refers to a stretch of the city along the southern edge of Central Park, home to some of the richest people in the world. It's the site of eight luxury skyscrapers, one of which is Central Park...

7 of the Greatest $100 Million Dollar Listings on the Global Market Right Now

A property that commands $100 million or more might seem like a one-off exception, but it isn’t as rare as you might think. Edward de Mallet Morgan, a partner at Knight Frank—a global real estate consultancy based in London—says that nine figure residential listings come up for sale on a regular basis. However, they’re often off market where the homes aren’t publicly listed, and news of the...

Celebrity Real Estate Real Estate and the City: Cynthia Nixon Buys NYC Townhome for $4.4M By Claudine Zap

Raise your cosmo! With filming underway of the HBO Max show “And Just Like That,” a sequel to “Sex and the City,” Cynthia Nixon has also been busy off-camera. The actress and her wife, Christine Marinoni, have reportedly picked up a Manhattan multi-unit townhome for $4.4 million, according to the New York Post. Located on the East Side Kip’s Bay neighborhood, the posh property offers a total of...

It’s Easier Than Ever to Find a Short-Term Rental in NYC

As the COVID-19 pandemic took hold in March, Bianca Rosario became one of hundreds of thousands of people in New York City to suddenly be out of a job. The 24-year-old filmmaker and producer was living in a Bed-Stuy two-bedroom with a roommate, who also lost her job a few weeks later. When their lease ended, in early April, the roommate moved back home, and Rosario was able to negotiate a month-to-month...

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