The more rooms the interior designer Alyssa Kapito imagines, the choosier she is about the contents inside. Her edited interiors tend to leave space around furniture and accessories that allow pieces to be admired individually rather than burying them in too much decorative fluff.“I think I’ve isolated what my passions are,” said Ms. Kapito, 38.

It’s billed as the “grandparent of the modern skyscraper,” though it’s unlikely you’ve heard of it. From the outside, Shrewsbury Flaxmill Maltings resembles any number of red brick relics from the industrial revolution that litter the English north and Midlands.But as the first building in the world to be built from a precast iron frame,

Jordan Lombardo and Brad Senffner met on a dating app in 2017, but they didn’t link up in person until six months later — by accident.Mr. Lombardo’s mother had come to visit him in Chicago, and the two went out for brunch. As they finished their meal, Mr. Lombardo noticed Mr. Senffner waving to him

This week’s properties are in Harlem, Chelsea and Fieldston.Brown Harris StevensBrown Harris StevensBrown Harris StevensBrown Harris StevensBrown Harris StevensBrown Harris StevensBrown Harris StevensBrown Harris StevensManhattan | 188 West 135th Street, No. 5WCentral Harlem Co-op$995,000A three-bedroom, one-and-a-half-bath, roughly 1,700-square-foot apartment with a windowed eat-in kitchen, formal living and dining rooms, walk-in closets, windowed bathrooms, decorative fireplaces,

This week’s properties are five-bedroom in Stamford and a four-bedroom in East Marion.Chris ShafferChris ShafferChris ShafferChris ShafferChris ShafferChris ShafferChris ShafferChris ShafferChris ShafferChris ShafferChris ShafferChris ShafferChris ShafferChris ShafferChris ShafferChris ShafferFairfield | 116 West Lane, Stamford, Conn.Remodeled 1950 Farmhouse$2.379 millionThis five-bedroom, four-bath, 4,082-square-foot home offers an open layout with a kosher-friendly eat-in kitchen that has vaulted ceilings,

Age and income have a large influence on the decision to hire professionals for home repair and renovation, according to a recent study.Being a homeowner means taking on projects big and small, long-planned and unexpected. But will you do-it-yourself, or will you find that the job is best suited for a hired professional? The answer

In This Article This implementation guide is based on episode 558 of the Real Estate Rookie Podcast featuring Niti and Palak Shah, who transitioned from corporate life to building a $10 million real estate portfolio using the BRRRR method and their signature SCALE framework. Define Your “Why” and Long-Term Vision Start by understanding your purpose.