Archives March 2017 | New York Lifestyles Magazine

Amsale Aberra & Rachel Brown

By Baruch Shemtov | Photos by Jillian NelsonThe bond between a mother and her daughter can be truly special, and for designer Amsale Aberra and her daughter singer Rachel Brown, that connection has defined and nurtured two inspiring careers....

Through The Lens

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Only In New York

By Joan Hornig | Photography by www.LizzySullivan.comHow often do we hear that famous phrase “Only in New York?” Recently I had a NY moment that was truly authentic and inspiring. It began on the southeast corner of 86th Street and Second Avenue and centered around a visit to our brand new Second Avenue subway station there...

Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way

By Clint Brownfield
Here's something for your bucket list: Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way, which does not refer to the ethos of the people of Ireland—although you’ll find lots of mirth and merriment along the way. What we're talking about here is a series of roads that hug the West Coast of Ireland. It’s the longest, signposted coastal drive in the world...

Grand Hotels

By Patricia Canole
New hotels open almost every week of the year. Some stay. Some go. And some—through a combination of ambiance, service and history—become legends. Let’s visit some of these legendary places that continue to amaze travelers!...

Bermuda Shorts

By Patricia Canole
You realize the moment you arrive in Bermuda that this place is special, an improbable Eden set in a dazzlingly blue, surprisingly temperate patch of the Atlantic just 600 miles from North Carolina. Rich in beauty and British charm, this 21-square-mile isle offers travelers easy access, plus a unique blend of alluring landscape...

Hidden Florida

By Patricia Canole
Looking for a special getaway? We’ve scoured Florida from the Emerald Coast in the north to the southern tip of the peninsula to assemble an array of hidden tropical escapes. Read on to discover which one is perfect for you...

Buttermilk Falls Inn & Spa

By Jeff and Stefanie Sylva
In 1777, a British expedition sailing up the Hudson River fired upon the private home of Leonard Smith located in the small village of Milton, NY. Fortunately, the attempt to burn it down failed. Centuries passed, and eventually, the Smith house became the Main House of owner Robert Pollock’s concept for a country-chic resort...

Great Escape

By Gretchen Kelly
As someone who grew up in Westchester, I must confess that I don’t associate White Plains or the county itself with the term “resort.” So when we drove up to the 114-acre sprawling Doral Arrowwood Resort in Rye Brook (near White Plains), I felt like I’d fallen into an alternative reality...

Notes From DB

By Daniel J. BollingerSpring is almost here and, as we all know, it is the most active season for the market. With that said, interesting things are transpiring in real estate. The rental market is continuing to soften as landlords continue to offer more and more concessions like one-to-three months free rent and also paying the broker’s fee...

One Vandam - Penthouse A

By Daniel J. BollingerThere is only one unit left in this SoHo development, Penthouse A, which is not only the ultimate residence but also houses the iconic architectural detail of this building, the brise soleil. A triplex penthouse apartment with floor-to-ceiling windows, three wood burning fireplaces...

Real Estate Spotlight

By Daniel J. BollingerSteve Levine has been purifying the air we breathe since 2004 with AtmosAir, an indoor air purification system that utilizes BiPolar Ionization to eliminate pollutants and restore air quality in commercial, industrial and residential buildings. AtmosAir’s systems are currently installed in some of New York’s...

100 Barclay

By Daniel J. BollingerLocated on the south end of Tribeca bordering FiDi, 100 Barclay is being touted as a new era of luxury. This building was completed in 1927 and was originally the headquarters for The New York Telephone Company; it was landmarked in 1999. This was one of the first skyscrapers...

The Cast Iron House

By Daniel J. Bollinger | Photography by Ty ColeThe Cast Iron House situated at 67 Franklin Street can be found on the northeastern border of Tribeca right on Broadway. It is a boutique offering of 13 three-to-five bedroom condos all of which are duplexes. Built in 1881 and landmarked, Knightsbridge Properties Corp. has completely...

38 Prince Street

By Daniel J. BollingerImagine living in a single-family landmarked townhouse with three protected exposures in Nolita (North of Little Italy). Welcome to 38 Prince Street directly across from Old St. Patrick’s Cathedral. Five levels plus a basement encompassing seven bedrooms, seven full baths, and three half...

State Of The Market

By Daniel J. BollingerWe recently met with Samantha DeBianchi, founder of DeBianchi Real Estate, a top Florida real estate firm. She is featured regularly on Fox News and CNBC and has appeared on the popular show “Million Dollar Listing Miami” which airs on Bravo TV. If that weren’t enough, Sam also writes the popular...

Something For Everyone

By Patricia Canole
In just a few years Burke & Wills has staked its claim as one of the most popular restaurants on the Upper West Side—and has become well known for its first-class combination of seasonal cuisine and original, artisanal cocktail...

A Taste Of Ireland

By Patricia Canole
Today, dining in Ireland is an epicurean delight. Food is farm-to-table fresh with seafood topping the menu. Not to be overlooked, naturally raised lamb is used in many recipes including the always satisfying Irish Stew. But it’s the potato that reigns supreme and the all-important part any Irish meal. Colcannon is a favorite...