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Nancy Batchelor: Well, for young people it’s getting chic condos around trending areas like Sunset Harbor. Millennials love the walkability of the area, its proximity to the water, and the fact that they have access to so much of what they need right outside of their building.
Emory Stewart: I like all different types of cuisines; anything from American to Japanese to Italian. I’ve been really into Malaysian food lately, or any kind of Asian fusion. I love anything really as long as it’s unique and well done.
Take your home to the next level this summer with help from Miami’s finest interior design experts, who share their favorite trend of the season.
Take your home to the next level this Summer with help from New York’s finest interior design experts, who share their favorite trend of the season.
David Fuertes talks his favorite food spots in Miami’s colorful cuisine scene. From fancy restaurants to food trucks, he shares the best places to dine in the 305 and simple may just be the answer.
Julia Hoagland: The West Village remains an area with high demand particularly in the pied-a-terre friendly sector of this market. This is one of the most sought after neighborhoods in all of NYC and as a result remains somewhat insulated from overall market shifts. Portions of Harlem and Brooklyn remain very ‘hot’ as well due to opportunity provided by lower cost and resulting higher yield.
