Sweets are out, shades and shutters are in at 1011 Third Avenue at East 60th Street. Canadian-based interior products chain Blinds to Go just signed a lease to replace Dylan’s Candy Bar, which closed two years ago. The 15-year deal is notable due to its size (more than 11,000 square feet on three levels) and prime

Lever House, the 390 Park Ave. masterpiece that first brought curtain-wall design to commercial New York in 1952, is back in business after a two-year closure and $100 million redevelopment. The project by owners Brookfield and WatermanCLARK is no routine restoration, but a revelation to those who’ve walked by a thousand times and never knew what

This fashion mogul is once again trying to offload his lakefront estate.  Tommy Hilfiger, founder of the eponymous design company, has put his Mediterranean-style Florida mansion back on the market, Mansion Global first reported. Hilfiger, 72, and his wife, the designer and former model Dee Ocleppo, 56, first tried to sell the 5,000-plus-square-foot property this

It’s not quite into the woods.  Located in Connecticut, this home has a storied history. For nearly 40 years, the late “Gypsy,” “Follies,” and ‘”A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum” composer Stephen Sondheim called this Roxbury, Connecticut residence his home. And now, some two years after his death, it’s looking for

Necker Island has announced its virgin voyage of accepting Christmastime bookings.  Business magnate Richard Branson’s British Virgin Islands paradise has only ever been available to personal guests, the very famous or those rich enough to book the entire landmass during the holiday season — until now.  “This year, we’re inviting travelers from around the world

Over 30% of homebuyers are paying cash, allowing them to skirt interest.  In September, about 34.1% of home purchases in the US were all cash, which is up from the 29.5% reported a year earlier, according to data from technology-powered brokerage Redfin.  September also marked the highest share of all-cash purchases in nearly 10 years, the

That’s some fashionable real estate. In the heart of Rome, Italy, a pair of palatial properties have hit the market — the sellers none other than the family behind the famed Gucci brand.  “It is a special property for three reasons,” listing agent Chiara Gennarelli of Forbes Global Properties told The Post of the compound,

Miami’s Brickell neighborhood is about to witness an education revolution like no other. A groundbreaking project is underway, seamlessly blending education with affordable housing for teachers. This visionary venture by Miami-Dade County Public Schools promises to be a shining beacon of hope for future redevelopment projects across the nation. Raul Perez — the chief facilities,