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Tracy Kaler

Tracy Kaler is a writer with over a decade of experience covering travel, food, wine, interior design and architecture for digital and print publications. You'll find her writing in The Telegraph, Barron's Penta, Mansion Global, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, TravelMag, Sixtysix Magazine, and other outlets. She is the author of NEW YORK: 48 HOURS, published by National Geographic, an active member of SATW (Society of American Travel Writers), and NATJA (North American Travel Journalists Association). She lives in New York City.

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  • Modern Farmhouse Is All the Rage. But Do You Have a ‘Barndominium’?
    24 Sep 2023—Mansion Global
    In picturesque Weston, Connecticut, the owners of a circa-1790 barn with wood ceiling beams and wide-plank floors have expanded it to include four bedrooms, a loft office and even a library with a wet bar. Featuring a pastoral landscape with a vegetable garden on site and the Saugatuck River flowing through its 3.45 acres, the property is listed for $1.695 million. The home and countless others throughout rural pockets of the U.S. that home buyers flooded in recent years, represent a growing...
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  • The Future Of Art Buying
    3 Aug 2020—mansionglobal.com
    When galleries closed their physical locations several months ago, owners had to fine-tune how their clients purchase art. They approached business with a different perspective than pre-Covid-19, and online viewing rooms, digital exhibitions, and virtual tours began taking the art world by storm. With the future still uncertain and art fairs being postponed or canceled, galleries continue to boost their online presence, offering collectors the opportunity to buy art from the comfort of...
  • 20 Minutes With: Localeur Founder and CEO Joah Spearman
    3 Aug 2020—Barron's
    Long before Localeur—an Austin, Texas-based tech and travel startup providing local recommendations to travelers—Joah Spearman had a glimpse of entrepreneurship during his childhood when he mowed lawns and sold candy. After he graduated from the University of Austin in 2005, his skills led him to write speeches in Washington and work in public affairs before returning to Texas to start a social media agency, open a sneaker boutique, and curate the first fashion component for the South by...
  • Worldwise: Chef Raymond Blanc Shares His Favorite Things
    12 Aug 2020—Barron's
    After the temporary closing of Belmond Le Manoir aux Quat’ Saisons in Oxfordshire, U.K., due to Covid-19, Chef Raymond Blanc looked forward to “bringing the magic back” to his hotel and restaurant. Set in a 15th-century manor in the village of Great Milton, the renowned Belmond property reopened its doors on July 14. “Le Manoir has been a house of joyous celebrations for 36 years,” he says. “It is the most loved house, but it only becomes a home when people are in it.” A self-taught chef from...

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