A Hudson Valley home for sale is the epitome of “click for a surprise!” The pictures of the $2.79 million, four-bedroom, five-bathroom home in leafy Wappingers Falls, New York, starts like any other listing on Zillow. An indoor, saltwater pool with a protruding plexiglass corner? Click. A poolside, professional teppanyaki grill? Click. A recording studio … Continue reading Greatest Home Office? →

The famous Charging Bull statue is on the move. Mayor de Blasio has ordered that it be moved from Bowling Green in Lower Manhattan to a spot near the New York Stock Exchange. The statue currently sits on a narrow sidewalk that often causes tourists to spill into traffic on both sides. The mayor’s office … Continue reading Wall Street Charging Bull Statue Moving →

Al Di La in Park Slope, Brooklyn, is a very nice neighborhood restaurant, and it's worth going out of your way to get there. Al Di La is considered a great local treasure, and you’d be lucky to call it yours. It’s a little on the high end price-wise for a neighborhood establishment, but it … Continue reading Restaurant Recommendation: “Al Di La” in Park Slope →

Some singles use online dating to find a partner, but a top realtor in New York City is advertising her search for love in the back of a cab. Ann Cutbill Lenane is putting herself on the market in a funny 30-second TV commercial, titled “A Man for Ann,” airing now on Taxi TV. The … Continue reading Tired Of Being Single, Woman Puts Dating Ad In NYC Taxis →