Lauren Cornman

The Hampton’s are famed for being a summer haven to the affluent of New York City seeking a break from the muggy, heat of the congested city, especially once the pandemic hit the U.S. back in March. Demand for longer rentals for Airbnb as well as traditional rentals has escalated, as Manhattan residents fled the city to seek summer refuge in a more remote location. This demand has inevitably led to a major shift in the market.

At the onset of COVID-19, more than 100 million Americans have been ordered to stay home with several states issuing stay-at-home and shelter-in-place orders. This means adjusting to an entirely new structure of working, at least for now, for many who have never worked from home before.

There’s probably no better time to declutter and reorganize your home than the present. If you’re feeling restless and sitting at home, home improvement projects and tasks will allow you to refocus and may get your family or partner to pitch in and work together on a new project.

With Super Bowl LIV completed, research shows that Miami is reaping the benefits in several luxury residential sales.

Kalorama is a distinguished and storied neighborhood with classic estates owned by high-profile DC residents. From Mediterranean-style to Colonial to Beaux-Arts and Georgian-revival, historic and stunning homes are abound in this charming neighborhood.

This project, also known as Ordinance 23-18, will allow new developments that will completely change the purpose of the dock as well as the character of the city. Some of the new developments include sprawling green space, mixed-use areas for community events, a system of pathways for pedestrians and cyclists, as well as flood barriers to protect against rising sea levels.

Extending 65 feet in length, the LY 650 will go on sale for just under $4 million. As the first luxury boat created by the renowned automobile company, it features a sleek black design with brushes of bronze accents. This design is perfect for the luxury boat lover.

Soho Warehouse, the newest addition to the line of outposts by Soho House, opened for founding members on September 30 and Every Houses members on October 14.

The newest addition in a long line of hotels popping up in Los Angeles, The Whitley, is set to officially open in December. The 24-room boutique hotel was previously a rent controlled apartment at 1850 Cherokee Avenue.