News about Rosario Candela

The TV personality, famous for her long-running Judge Judy TV series, and her husband Jerry Sheindlin, have put their duplex penthouse with a wraparound terrace with stunning views on the market for the first since since she bought it in 2013. When the couple originally bought the home, they used the four bedroom, four bathroom penthouse as a pied-à-terre, a term referring to a small abode for occasional use.

The Gilded Age attracted the most affluent crowds to settle down on Fifth Avenue. The avenue, which had been once an undeveloped portion of Manhattan, was lined by grand homes, some a block wide. Although the majority of the mansions were demolished in the 1920s and replaced with a Zara and Bergdorf Goodman and a religious church, some of the mansions remain in their original glory. If pedestrians are paying close enough attention, they may get a glimpse into the city's rich past and wealthy families.