Fall foliage season is underway across New York. The state’s weekly fall foliage report tracks changing leaves and peak conditions across New York City, the Catskills, Adirondacks, Finger Lakes and other regions, making it easier to plan the perfect autumn outing.

Hudson Square has a colorful new public space. A 6,500-square-foot pedestrian plaza has opened between Little Sixth Avenue and Dominick Street, featuring seating, tables, free Wi-Fi and Dasic Fernández’s vibrant “Urban Flow” street mural.

After more than a decade of planning, tunnel boring has begun on the $16 billion Hudson River Tunnel Project. Part of the broader Gateway Program, the project will create a new rail connection between New York and New Jersey while rehabilitating the existing century-old tunnels beneath the Hudson River.

One of Brooklyn Bridge Park’s most recognizable works of public art is getting some much-needed TLC. Tom Fruin’s colorful water tower sculpture has been removed for restoration after 12 years overlooking the Brooklyn waterfront and is expected to return in fall 2027.

What makes a great real estate agent? After more than two decades in New York City real estate, we share our perspective on the eight Compass principles that have helped shape how we approach our clients, our team and the business every day.

Can't make it to Arthur Ashe Stadium? From rooftop watch parties to neighborhood bars, here are 17 spots across New York City where you can catch the U.S. Open and enjoy a Honey Deuce along the way.

The U.S. Open has a fascinating New York history. From its move to the West Side Tennis Club in Forest Hills in 1915 to the opening of Arthur Ashe Stadium, take a look at how one of tennis's biggest tournaments found its home in Queens.

Robert De Niro’s ties to New York extend far beyond the screen. Take a look inside the actor’s impressive real estate history, including a longtime West Village townhouse, a Central Park West apartment, a Montauk retreat and an expansive upstate New York estate.

New York City is expanding its popular free rooftop tours at the historic Manhattan Municipal Building, giving more visitors the chance to experience spectacular 360-degree views from one of Lower Manhattan’s most iconic landmarks.