NEW YORK — For Amelia Sandell, the Hudson Valley was appealing because it was nothing like the Hamptons. Although now, she admits, that argument is getting harder to make.
NEW YORK — Faith Hope Consolo, who as chairwoman of Douglas Elliman’s retail group was one of New York City’s most prolific retail real estate brokers, died Sunday at her home in Manhattan. She was 73.
NEW YORK — Faith Hope Consolo, who as chairwoman of Douglas Elliman’s retail group was one of New York City’s most prolific retail real estate brokers, died Sunday at her home in Manhattan. She was 73.
NEW YORK — The Plaza Hotel’s best known resident may be a fictional 6-year-old named Eloise, but from the moment the imposing French chateau-style structure opened in New York City in 1907 until well into the 1980s, it was known for a series of real-life wealthy dowagers who made it their home.