Devin Gannon

6 days ago | 6sqft.com | Devin Gannon

Photo by Lerone Pieters on Pexels After a strong tourism year in 2024 when New York City saw nearly 65 million visitors, the second highest figure in the city’s history, officials predicted an even better 2025. Last year, New York City Tourism + Conventions projected the five boroughs would make almost a full economic and tourist recovery from the pandemic. And then President Donald Trump took office.

6 days ago | 6sqft.com | Devin Gannon

Photography by Melanie Greene, Greenehouse NYC for The Corcoran GroupReal estate whiz and investor Barbara Corcoran is parting ways with her penthouse on the Upper East Side. Corcoran, founder of The Corcoran Group and star of “Shark Tank,” paid $10 million in 2015 for the 11-room duplex co-op overlooking Central Park at 1158 Fifth Avenue. The home, which has a glass solarium dining room, custom-designed library, and landscaped terrace, is now on the market for $12,000,000.

1 week ago | 6sqft.com | Devin Gannon

Photos represent a previous listing. Courtesy of Brown Harris StevensRosie O’Donnell has found a buyer for her Manhattan penthouse, two years after first listing it and a few months after moving to Ireland. The comedian first put her home at 255 East 49th Street on the market for $8,300,000 in 2023; it entered contract for $4,750,000 earlier this spring. As 6sqft previously reported, O’Donnell decided to sell her Midtown home after relocating to Los Angeles in 2021 with her daughter.

1 week ago | 6sqft.com | Devin Gannon

An entrance path connects the Outdoor Lobby and visitor pavilions to Storm King’s grounds. Artwork: Chakaia Booker, “A Moment in Time,” 2004. Photo © Richard BarnesStorm King Art Center, the popular 500-acre outdoor museum in the Hudson Valley, reopened this week following a $53 million renovation and expansion.

2 weeks ago | 6sqft.com | Devin Gannon

Photos courtesy of Andrew Frasz for Sotheby’s International RealtyEvery so often, we come across an only-in-New York City-type listing, and this townhouse certainly falls under that category. The four-story home at 218 East 25th Street belonged to the sculpture studio Rochette & Parzini for over six decades.