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Nick Poe’s Houseplant Hot Spot
Keith McNally should get some credit for the bathtub in the middle of Nick Poe’s 1,500-square-foot loft on the Lower East Side. Poe, an architectural designer, roomed with McNally’s son Harry in the early au... More »
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This Electric-Green Stream Is Actually a Good Thing
Much of Clove Lakes Park, alongside Staten Island’s Sunnyside neighborhood, is about as close to untamed as city parkland gets. It’s designated “Forever Wild,” mostly unchanged from primeval land. It also smells really bad. That isn’t a cheap Staten Island joke: Nearby residents have long complai... More »
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The Architects’ Carriage House That’s a Study in Salvage
When Colin Faber and Leni Niemegeers-Faber bought their carriage house in 2009, they had been looking for a place to serve two functions: home and showcase. The married architects run a design firm, SHED Studio, and wanted to give clients a sense of what they... More »
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5 Architecture Firms That Should Design New York’s Future Landmarks
For a global city, New York can be awfully provincial. Its architecture firms export designs across the world, but only a handful of outside auteurs manage to penetrate the city’s insular development world, not always with great success. The reputations of
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The Bloated Trump Ballroom Is Paused for Now
Well, the White House ballroom is on hold at least for a moment. Judge Richard G. Leon yesterday ruled in favor of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, which had sued to stop ... More »
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It’s a Great (or Terrible) Time to Be a 432 Park Broker
Just about everyone can agree that it’s a bad time to be 432 Park. In the years since the New York Times published a damning story about the
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An Enormous Labubu Store Is Coming to Fifth Avenue
Are people still buying Labubus? Pop Mart, the company behind the viral collectible plush toys seems to think so — the New York Post reports that the Labubu-maker signed a re... More »
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A Gramercy Studio With Lovely Casement Windows for $725,000
For under a million dollars, one can find all sorts of housing configurations: park- and subway-adjacent studios, one-bedrooms hidden in carriage houses or former shoe factories, and even the occasional true two-bedroom. We’re combing the market for particularly spacious, nicely renovated, or... More »
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Imagine Living in the Chrysler Building
In the Chrysler Building’s 96 years of occupancy, exactly two people have managed to pull off the children’s-book fantasy of living there. (Officially, or at least semi.) They couldn’t have been more different; one was an artist, the other a corporate titan. In the mind’s eye, it’s a Fred Astaire... More »
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The Look Book Goes to a Muay Thai Competition
Sean McLaughlin (pictured above)Graphic designer, Greenpoint More »
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The Last SRO Tenants of the Old Jane Hotel
David Drumgold’s room in what was until recently the Jane Hotel is small and showing its age. A full-size bed in the 9-by-13-foot space juts out against a gray armchair that is buried under a mountain of clothing waiting to be sent to the dry cleaner. The door paint is chipping, revealing the “as... More »
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Hanya Yanagihara Is Selling a Little Loft in Soho
Hanya Yanagihara is making quite a few moves. The author of A Little Life is leaving T magazine, where she’s currently editor-in-chief, to “pursue opportunity in theater.” She is also, we noticed, trying to sell ... More »
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A La Guardia TSA Agent Tells All
It’s a bad time to be a Transportation Security Officer at La Guardia. A fatal crash closed the airport Monday morning, leaving travelers with canceled flights and winding, hourslong security lines — which only compounded the challenges of week five of a government shutdown that has forced TSA of... More »
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Can I Shame My Neighbor Into Cleaning Up After His Dog?
Welcome to “Apartment Department,” Curbed’s advice column by Clio Chang. Join us every other Wednesday for questions about making peace with noisy-sex neighbors, the nuances of roommate fridge etiquette, and whatever else you might need to know about renting, buying, or crying in the New York Cit... More »
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The New MTA App Maps Your Commute Down to the Train Car
By this afternoon, the main MTA app on your phone will likely have updated, and not a moment too soon. Launched in 2024 and built by an outside contractor, the old app — and I refer here to the principal one, simply called MTA, that’s used for way finding and travel planning — was not a disaster,... More »
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Brooklyn’s Watchtower Buildings Might Become Housing
A decade ago, when the Jehovah’s Witnesses sold off their prime real-estate portfolio in Brooklyn Heights, one of the prizes was a complex of old industrial buildings next to the Bro... More »
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A Jackson Heights 3-Bedroom With a Wood-Burning Fireplace for $990,000
For under a million dollars, one can find all sorts of housing configurations: park- and subway-adjacent studios, one-bedrooms hidden in carriage houses or former shoe factories, and even the occasional true two-bedroom. We’re combing the market for particularly spacious, nicely renovated, or... More »
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‘I’m Obviously Going to Be Painted As the Heel’
Over a half-melted peanut-butter açai bowl at a picnic table in the Bronx’s Pelham Bay neighborhood, Kenny Burgos explains why rents for nearly a million apartments in New York need to go up. “The Bronx, to this day, has buildings that are almost 100 percent — if not 100 percent — regulated,” he ... More »
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The Minimalist’s Soho Loft
It’s fitting that the director of an arts organization known for its association with minimalism lives in a home light on stuff. More »
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The Art World Nervously Turned Out for the New Museum Reopening
On the occasion of her 2016 retrospective at the New Museum, Nicole Eisenman grabbed me by the shoulders and pleaded, “Get me out of here!” One didn’t look at art in the old, claustrophobic version of the building; one endured it. Now, the snazzy stacked boxes on Bowery
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5 Architecture Firms That Should Design New York’s Future Landmarks
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A Gramercy Studio With Lovely Casement Windows for $725,000
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Can I Shame My Neighbor Into Cleaning Up After His Dog?
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The New MTA App Maps Your Commute Down to the Train Car
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Brooklyn’s Watchtower Buildings Might Become Housing
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Nick Poe’s Houseplant Hot Spot
Keith McNally should get some credit for the bathtub in the middle of Nick Poe’s 1,500-square-foot loft on the Lower East Side. Poe, an architectural designer, roomed with McNally’s son Harry in the early au... More »
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This Electric-Green Stream Is Actually a Good Thing
Much of Clove Lakes Park, alongside Staten Island’s Sunnyside neighborhood, is about as close to untamed as city parkland gets. It’s designated “Forever Wild,” mostly unchanged from primeval land. It also smells really bad. That isn’t a cheap Staten Island joke: Nearby residents have long complai... More »
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The Architects’ Carriage House That’s a Study in Salvage
When Colin Faber and Leni Niemegeers-Faber bought their carriage house in 2009, they had been looking for a place to serve two functions: home and showcase. The married architects run a design firm, SHED Studio, and wanted to give clients a sense of what they... More »
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5 Architecture Firms That Should Design New York’s Future Landmarks
For a global city, New York can be awfully provincial. Its architecture firms export designs across the world, but only a handful of outside auteurs manage to penetrate the city’s insular development world, not always with great success. The reputations of
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The Bloated Trump Ballroom Is Paused for Now
Well, the White House ballroom is on hold at least for a moment. Judge Richard G. Leon yesterday ruled in favor of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, which had sued to stop ... More »
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It’s a Great (or Terrible) Time to Be a 432 Park Broker
Just about everyone can agree that it’s a bad time to be 432 Park. In the years since the New York Times published a damning story about the
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An Enormous Labubu Store Is Coming to Fifth Avenue
Are people still buying Labubus? Pop Mart, the company behind the viral collectible plush toys seems to think so — the New York Post reports that the Labubu-maker signed a re... More »
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A Gramercy Studio With Lovely Casement Windows for $725,000
For under a million dollars, one can find all sorts of housing configurations: park- and subway-adjacent studios, one-bedrooms hidden in carriage houses or former shoe factories, and even the occasional true two-bedroom. We’re combing the market for particularly spacious, nicely renovated, or... More »
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Imagine Living in the Chrysler Building
In the Chrysler Building’s 96 years of occupancy, exactly two people have managed to pull off the children’s-book fantasy of living there. (Officially, or at least semi.) They couldn’t have been more different; one was an artist, the other a corporate titan. In the mind’s eye, it’s a Fred Astaire... More »
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The Look Book Goes to a Muay Thai Competition
Sean McLaughlin (pictured above)Graphic designer, Greenpoint More »
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The Last SRO Tenants of the Old Jane Hotel
David Drumgold’s room in what was until recently the Jane Hotel is small and showing its age. A full-size bed in the 9-by-13-foot space juts out against a gray armchair that is buried under a mountain of clothing waiting to be sent to the dry cleaner. The door paint is chipping, revealing the “as... More »
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Hanya Yanagihara Is Selling a Little Loft in Soho
Hanya Yanagihara is making quite a few moves. The author of A Little Life is leaving T magazine, where she’s currently editor-in-chief, to “pursue opportunity in theater.” She is also, we noticed, trying to sell ... More »
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A La Guardia TSA Agent Tells All
It’s a bad time to be a Transportation Security Officer at La Guardia. A fatal crash closed the airport Monday morning, leaving travelers with canceled flights and winding, hourslong security lines — which only compounded the challenges of week five of a government shutdown that has forced TSA of... More »
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Can I Shame My Neighbor Into Cleaning Up After His Dog?
Welcome to “Apartment Department,” Curbed’s advice column by Clio Chang. Join us every other Wednesday for questions about making peace with noisy-sex neighbors, the nuances of roommate fridge etiquette, and whatever else you might need to know about renting, buying, or crying in the New York Cit... More »
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The New MTA App Maps Your Commute Down to the Train Car
By this afternoon, the main MTA app on your phone will likely have updated, and not a moment too soon. Launched in 2024 and built by an outside contractor, the old app — and I refer here to the principal one, simply called MTA, that’s used for way finding and travel planning — was not a disaster,... More »
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Brooklyn’s Watchtower Buildings Might Become Housing
A decade ago, when the Jehovah’s Witnesses sold off their prime real-estate portfolio in Brooklyn Heights, one of the prizes was a complex of old industrial buildings next to the Bro... More »
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A Jackson Heights 3-Bedroom With a Wood-Burning Fireplace for $990,000
For under a million dollars, one can find all sorts of housing configurations: park- and subway-adjacent studios, one-bedrooms hidden in carriage houses or former shoe factories, and even the occasional true two-bedroom. We’re combing the market for particularly spacious, nicely renovated, or... More »
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‘I’m Obviously Going to Be Painted As the Heel’
Over a half-melted peanut-butter açai bowl at a picnic table in the Bronx’s Pelham Bay neighborhood, Kenny Burgos explains why rents for nearly a million apartments in New York need to go up. “The Bronx, to this day, has buildings that are almost 100 percent — if not 100 percent — regulated,” he ... More »
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The Minimalist’s Soho Loft
It’s fitting that the director of an arts organization known for its association with minimalism lives in a home light on stuff. More »
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The Art World Nervously Turned Out for the New Museum Reopening
On the occasion of her 2016 retrospective at the New Museum, Nicole Eisenman grabbed me by the shoulders and pleaded, “Get me out of here!” One didn’t look at art in the old, claustrophobic version of the building; one endured it. Now, the snazzy stacked boxes on Bowery
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Nick Poe’s Houseplant Hot Spot
Keith McNally should get some credit for the bathtub in the middle of Nick Poe’s 1,500-square-foot loft on the Lower East Side. Po…
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This Electric-Green Stream Is Actually a Good Thing
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The Architects’ Carriage House That’s a Study in Salvage
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5 Architecture Firms That Should Design New York’s Future Landmarks
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The Bloated Trump Ballroom Is Paused for Now
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It’s a Great (or Terrible) Time to Be a 432 Park Broker
Curbed · 6d ago
An Enormous Labubu Store Is Coming to Fifth Avenue
Curbed · Mar 30, 2026
A Gramercy Studio With Lovely Casement Windows for $725,000
Curbed · Mar 30, 2026
Imagine Living in the Chrysler Building
In the Chrysler Building’s 96 years of occupancy, exactly two people have managed to pull off the children’s-book fantasy of livin…
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The Look Book Goes to a Muay Thai Competition
Curbed · Mar 26, 2026
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The Last SRO Tenants of the Old Jane Hotel
Curbed · Mar 26, 2026
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Hanya Yanagihara Is Selling a Little Loft in Soho
Curbed · Mar 26, 2026
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A La Guardia TSA Agent Tells All
Curbed · Mar 25, 2026
Can I Shame My Neighbor Into Cleaning Up After His Dog?
Curbed · Mar 25, 2026
The New MTA App Maps Your Commute Down to the Train Car
Curbed · Mar 25, 2026
Brooklyn’s Watchtower Buildings Might Become Housing
Curbed · Mar 24, 2026
A Jackson Heights 3-Bedroom With a Wood-Burning Fireplace for $990,000
For under a million dollars, one can find all sorts of housing configurations: park- and subway-adjacent studios, one-bedrooms hid…
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