Zachary Kussin

1 month ago | nypost.com | Zachary Kussin

The Dubai tower will be home to the tallest pool in the world. DarGlobal A Middle Eastern city long known for its ultra-luxury homes will have a brand new tower to add to its glittering skyline — and it will be the region’s only Trump-branded skyscraper.

1 month ago | finance.yahoo.com | Zachary Kussin

Trump Tower Dubai A Middle Eastern city long known for its ultra-luxury homes will have a brand new tower to add to its glittering skyline — and it will be the region’s only Trump-branded skyscraper. The Sun reports that Trump International Hotel & Tower, Dubai, has been unveiled as President Donald Trump is slated to visit the Middle East in the coming weeks. The president is slated to touch down in Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Qatar.

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Ben Cost |Zachary Kussin

For inflation-ravaged New Yorkers, the Queens Night Market has long been a lush oasis in an affordable food desert — offering a global array of gut-busting gourmet dishes for less than the cost of a sad skinny latte in Midtown. Back for a milestone 10th summer season, the Flushing Meadows feeding ground has once again declined to raise prices, meaning visitors will pay $5 to $6 max for any item — from Ukrainian-style knishes to sweet and savory Khmer fish curry.

2 months ago | ourcommunitynow.com | Zachary Kussin

Share This pocket of South Florida is heating up, while the rest of the region is cooling. New Douglas Elliman data shows that Palm Beach — long an affluent enclave — saw single-family home sales jump by 63.2% to 31 in the first quarter over the same period last year, according to Mansion Global . That activity brought with it a median sales price of $13.95 million, which itself marks an 11.6% jump year-over-year. Even Palm Beach’s luxury segment saw its own boost.

2 months ago | nypost.com | Zachary Kussin

This pocket of South Florida is heating up, while the rest of the region is cooling. New Douglas Elliman data shows that Palm Beach — long an affluent enclave — saw single-family home sales jump by 63.2% to 31 in the first quarter over the same period last year, according to Mansion Global. That activity brought with it a median sales price of $13.95 million, which itself marks an 11.6% jump year-over-year. Even Palm Beach’s luxury segment saw its own boost.