Emily Zhu 6-25-2021 The Lower East Side is coming of age. It was a prime destination for immigrants in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, including a large influx of Eastern European Jews. It later suffered from abandonment, drug and crime before starting to rebound in the 1980s to be one of the trendiest neighborhoods in the city – young, vibrant, fun, cool and hip. The new condos, many in contemporary buildings with large glass windows set near 19th century red-brick

Rental and condo buildings have increased the amount of shared work spaces and also introduced private offices and conference rooms. Before the pandemic, Tony Dopazo operated his IT company from a Boston office and Brooklyn co-working spaces. Now he runs things from Level, his apartment building in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.Credit...Tom Sibley for The New York Times By Jane Margolies June 18, 2021 Before the pandemic, Tony Dopazo leased an office in Boston and used co-working sp

Lux Expose June 14, 2021 Luxury residential developments are going to greater lengths to attract buyers offering impressive amenities and perks for residents. Take a look at the building with exceptional roof decks and outdoor amenities that can help residents find peace after a busy day. Six Garfield 12-story, 33-residence luxury condominium on Park Slope designed by the award-winning design practice DXA studio, Six Garfield offers 33 one- through four-bedroom residences a