A Beautiful Magazine That Matters: Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s International Realty Reveals Its New Page-Turner

Being journalists — especially journalists who report on over-the-top homes — you can imagine that we also love a richly curated magazine. There is nothing like it. The tactile feel of the paper. The discovery as you turn the pages. The design of it all. Somehow, after enjoying one — really digging in — it feels like you’ve been on an adventure. And, there is always something to learn.

The team at Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s International Realty has been busy collaborating with Sotheby’s International Realty again on its own informative adventure. It is called Reside magazine, and it is inside select North Texas subscriber copies of today’s Wall Street Journal. You can enjoy it digitally, too, at briggsfreeman.com/reside. 

Not only does it reveal more than 20 pages of some of the brokerage’s most exciting available listings and sold properties — everything from mansions to ranches — it is loaded with stories on everything from home design to art to cars. (You know, all the pleasurable things that go with your life.)

In the new issue of Reside, you’ll find:

• How one couple amassed a jaw-dropping collection of American art and design
• The art genre that is getting a lot of attention 
• A famous neighborhood in Paris, as seen by an insider
• Twelve amazing golf properties for sale around the world
• How (and what) the world-famous decorator Axel Vervoordt collects
• The artistic director deciding the future of a famous fashion label
• Many of the agents of Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s International Realty (and the properties they are selling — or have sold!)  

You know, Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s International Realty has always understood the luxury life. Its agents don’t just represent homes — they represent the entire lifestyle. Reside is more beautiful proof! It is online at briggsfreeman.com/reside, and, better yet, any of its agents can secure a printed copy for you. The new issue is more than 90 pages of fun — and well worth the ask.