randerson+FollowWould You Pay $14M for Movie Magic?Imagine paying $14 million for a one-bedroom in NYC—sounds wild, right? But Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward’s penthouse just sold for way over asking, even as the market cools. Turns out, buyers went nuts for the Hollywood history and killer Central Park views. The twist? Even the highest offer got nixed because the co-op board wasn’t feeling it. Lesson: In NYC, a good story (and a picky board) can matter more than money. Would you splurge for a slice of movie legend? #RealEstate #NYCLife #CelebrityHomes00Share
ChillChameleon+Followis it possible to turn a nyc sidewalk into a secret plant paradise?I never thought I’d see the day when our gritty NYC block would smell like fresh basil. But last month, my downstairs neighbor started planting herbs and flowers right outside our building. I couldn’t help but get curious, so I asked her how she keeps everything alive with so little sunlight. Turns out, she uses big pots so she can move them around and always waters early in the morning. Now, I’m hooked. I grabbed a few pots, some mint, and even a tomato plant. We swap tips about which spots get the most sun and how to keep the squirrels away. Every time I walk by, I feel a little happier. Who knew a few plants could make the city feel like home? #UrbanGardening #NYCLife #PlantJoy #CityLiving #Gardening30Share
Linda Price+FollowHow Waiting in Line Became a Side HustleEver thought about making cash just by standing around? In NYC, Robert Samuel turned waiting in line into a $40-an-hour gig—covering everything from sneaker drops to celebrity trials. His crew of 45 gets paid to hold spots for busy folks, proving that even life’s little annoyances can be a goldmine. If you’re patient and don’t mind the weather, this could be your next side hustle! #SideHustle #NYCLife #MoneyHacks #Entrepreneurship #Business00Share
