Julie Satow

Before Eloise became known as the luxury hotel’s most famous guest, a host of wealthy dowagers held court there.

Faith Hope Consolo had the entire press fooled, including us. Then a message came in.

Door attendants and supers keep New York’s miniature vertical cities humming. But that’s not all they’re doing.

Those who are lucky enough to have a weekend house have discovered that living there full-time can require some adjustment.

With so many people fleeing the city, moving companies can barely keep up with the demand.

Summer camp in the middle of a pandemic has been a tech-free, joyous balm for some. For others, though, it’s a pit of anxiety.

A squabble over a new development in rural New York reveals a shifting of priorities among local leaders.

As nonprofit workers unionize, negotiations can make things awkward in mission-based workplaces.

In a rural corner of Oklahoma, rustic cabins have been replaced by $1 million rental homes. But even as Airbnb reports record profits, the boom has softened. What will that mean for hosts?

Some younger people have become obsessed with learning old-fashioned hand crafts like leather-making, millinery and lacework.