


One of golf’s most significant championships is coming to Southampton this summer. The 126th U.S. Open will be contested at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club from June 18 through 21, bringing many of the world’s leading players and an international audience to one of the sport’s most historic settings.


Price: $2,995,000

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In Downtown Brooklyn, The Brook is using botanical design to bring a more nature-focused residential experience into one of New York’s busiest urban settings.


Price: From $995,000 – $12.5 million+ for studio lofts to four-bedroom residences, with penthouse and select tower pricing available upon request


High above the Museum of Modern Art, Residence 69 at 53 West 53 brings a layered design perspective to one of Midtown Manhattan’s most recognizable residential towers. Set on the 69th floor of Pritzker Prize-winning French architect Jean Nouvel’s 1,050-foot skyscraper, the new model residence marks the New York debut of Monte Carlo-based design firm Humbert & Poyet.


Extell’s 50 West 66th Street is one of the most closely watched new developments on the Upper West Side, standing as the tallest tower in the neighborhood. It is also Snøhetta’s first residential tower in the United States, bringing a sculptural, bronze-accented presence to the Manhattan skyline. Inside the tower, Sydney-based interiors firm Blainey North has designed a model residence defined by bold contrast, layered materials, and uniquely decorative details.


NYCxDESIGN will take place May 14–20, bringing New York City’s official design week across the five boroughs. The 2026 festival is expected to include more than 250 events over seven days, highlighting the city’s broad design community through exhibitions, talks, tours, installations, and creative programming tied to architecture, interiors, product design, technology, art, and more.


For more than a century, the Flatiron Building has been part of New York’s commercial landscape, operating as office space inside one of the city’s most recognizable landmark structures. However, the building is now in the process of being converted into private residences, marking one of the most closely watched residential transformations in Manhattan. Unit 11 South, now listed for $16 million, is the first home to enter the market, offering an early look at how the historic building is being reintroduced as residential real estate.


New York Fashion Week (NYFW) returns February 11–16, bringing six brisk midwinter days of runway shows and designer presentations across the city—an annual reset that pulls the city’s creative energy into sharp focus, from early-morning call times to late-night show exits under neon and streetlights.
