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Now That an Urban Planner Is on the City Council, Can She Help Fix Los Angeles?
This story was originally published on December 1, 2020. On November 5, 2026, the democratic socialist Nithya Raman won the Los Angeles mayoral race against incumbent Karen Bass. More »
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Club Kid Was Really at the Party
In 2024, when Jordan Firstman was planning shoots for Club Kid, he took the crew clubbing in Bushwick. The movie follows a gay party promoter, played by Firstman, who is tiring of the scene when he learns he has a son. He sobers up and... More »
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People Keep Dying on Central Park Drive
On September 23, Richie O’Brien was walking his bicycle across Central Park’s East Drive at 84th Street, near the Metropolitan Museum, on his way to his job as a steamfitter, when another biker crashed into him.
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The Look Book Goes to Art Basel Paris
Rodrigue Fondeviolle (pictured above)Writer, 19th Arrondissement More »
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Restaurateurs, Cyclists, and Builders Are the Winners of NYC’s Ballot Measures
Zohran Mamdani racked up more wins Tuesday night, as New Yorkers passed the five ballot measures spun up by his independent Commission on Government Efficiency. The whole slate was shaped by a major Mamdani campaign theme — affordability, this time through better and faster city government — and ... More »
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The Long Island Home Norman Jaffe Built for a Speed-Dealing Diet Doctor
By the late 1970s, the architect Norman Jaffe was turning down nine out of ten potential clients. His beach houses of in... More »
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What Do New York City’s Ballot Proposals Mean?
Zohran Mamdani sailed into City Hall a year ago on a promise to make New York City more affordable, and this election cycle, the mayor has had a related goal in mind: cutting red tape. Earlier this year, the mayor tasked his Commission on Government Efficiency with hearing out New Yorkers, includ... More »
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Six Decades of Gio Ponti, All at Once
While his 20th-century contemporaries struggled to shake off the dogma of the Bauhaus, the dominant design ideology in Europe from the 1920s through the end of World War II, Gio Ponti remained blissfully agnostic to any single id... More »
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An Enormous One-Bedroom in Gramercy With Many Oversize Windows for $995,000
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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Where Gothic Revival Meets Grown-up Eloise
The Miami gallerist Nina Johnson had always fantasized about an apartment and exhibition space in New York. “It felt like a pipe dream,” she says. “It never occurred to me to be serious about it.” More »
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The Faux Real-Estate Agent With a Dozen Names
You’ve finally found an apartment in your budget. You hand over the first month’s rent and a security deposit, fill up the moving truck, and arrive at your new apartment. Then you find out the key doesn’t work and the “broker” has gone missing. According to a criminal indictment secured by the Qu... More »
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270 Park May Be New York’s Most Expensive Office Tower
Ever since 270 Park Avenue opened last fall, JPMorgan Chase has been extremely pleased with its new office tower, declaring the brawny Norman Foster–designed skyscraper to be a “true physical... More »
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What Is John Turturro’s NYQ?
On a scale from a pocket park to The Only Living Pickpocket in New York, where does John Turturro fit? This is NYQ, a series in which we find out how “New York” notable... More »
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Victorian Woodwork All Over Brooklyn (and One Concrete New Build I Liked)
Listen, it’s not as though getting an apartment in New York has ever been easy. But one could probably argue it has never been harder than it is right now. The most god-awful studios are regularly renting for thousands and thousands of dollars with lines of interested tenants out the door. He... More »
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No, the Broker Doesn’t Come With the Apartment
The fourth-floor one-bedroom at 130 Eighth Avenue in Park Slope is lovely, although not all that distinct from others on the market. The listing photos show chocolate-hued parquet floors and a galley kitchen with ample workspace, plus a generous living area drenched in warm morning light. But wha... More »
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The Latest Status Marker Is a 4-Bedroom Apartment
Ahead of their move from the coastal Southern California suburbs to Manhattan this spring, a physician and her businessman husband went searching for suburbia in an Upper West Side condo. Their must-haves were plenty and perhaps unsurprising given their current lifestyle: a laundry room where the... More »
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New Yorkers Now Have a Place to Elope, Vegas Style
On Sunday, the filmmaker John Waters walked into a Lower East Side storefront that looked like a set for one of his films. The 400-square-foot space, squeezed between a graffiti-covered apartment door and a menswear boutique, had a flamingo-pink façade, a pink-and-red floor, pink fiberglass chair... More »
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Alexander Brothers Are Sentenced to 30 Years in Prison
In a courtroom in lower Manhattan on Tuesday, federal judge Valerie Caproni sentenced disgraced real-estate brokers Oren and Tal Alexander and their brother Alon to 30 years in prison. They ... More »
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A One-Bedroom in Park Slope With a Nice-Size Kitchen for $765,000
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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Everyone Knew About the A-Team
This article was originally published on August 12, 2024. After being found guilty of all ten counts of sex trafficking and sexual assault by a federal jury in March 2026, the three Alexander brothers are due to be s... More »
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Now That an Urban Planner Is on the City Council, Can She Help Fix Los Angeles?
This story was originally published on December 1, 2020. On November 5, 2026, the democratic socialist Nithya Raman won
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Club Kid Was Really at the Party
In 2024, when Jordan Firstman was planning shoots for Club Kid, he took the crew clubbing in Bushwick. The movie follows
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People Keep Dying on Central Park Drive
On September 23, Richie O’Brien was walking his bicycle across Central Park’s East Drive at 84th Street, near the Metrop
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The Look Book Goes to Art Basel Paris
Rodrigue Fondeviolle (pictured above)Writer, 19th Arrondissement More »
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Restaurateurs, Cyclists, and Builders Are the Winners of NYC’s Ballot Measures
Zohran Mamdani racked up more wins Tuesday night, as New Yorkers passed the five ballot measures spun up by his independ
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The Long Island Home Norman Jaffe Built for a Speed-Dealing Diet Doctor
By the late 1970s, the architect Norman Jaffe was turning down nine out of ten potential clients. His beach houses of in
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What Do New York City’s Ballot Proposals Mean?
Zohran Mamdani sailed into City Hall a year ago on a promise to make New York City more affordable, and this election cy
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Six Decades of Gio Ponti, All at Once
While his 20th-century contemporaries struggled to shake off the dogma of the Bauhaus, the dominant design ideology in E
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An Enormous One-Bedroom in Gramercy With Many Oversize Windows for $995,000
For under a million dollars, one can find all sorts of housing configurations: park- and subway-adjacent studios, one-be
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Where Gothic Revival Meets Grown-up Eloise
The Miami gallerist Nina Johnson had always fantasized about an apartment and exhibition space in New York. “It felt lik
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The Faux Real-Estate Agent With a Dozen Names
You’ve finally found an apartment in your budget. You hand over the first month’s rent and a security deposit, fill up t
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270 Park May Be New York’s Most Expensive Office Tower
Ever since 270 Park Avenue opened last fall, JPMorgan Chase has been extremely pleased with its new office tower, declar
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What Is John Turturro’s NYQ?
On a scale from a pocket park to The Only Living Pickpocket in New York, where does John Turturro fit? This is NYQ, a se
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Victorian Woodwork All Over Brooklyn (and One Concrete New Build I Liked)
Listen, it’s not as though getting an apartment in New York has ever been easy. But one could probably argue it has neve
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No, the Broker Doesn’t Come With the Apartment
The fourth-floor one-bedroom at 130 Eighth Avenue in Park Slope is lovely, although not all that distinct from others on
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The Latest Status Marker Is a 4-Bedroom Apartment
Ahead of their move from the coastal Southern California suburbs to Manhattan this spring, a physician and her businessm
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New Yorkers Now Have a Place to Elope, Vegas Style
On Sunday, the filmmaker John Waters walked into a Lower East Side storefront that looked like a set for one of his film
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Alexander Brothers Are Sentenced to 30 Years in Prison
In a courtroom in lower Manhattan on Tuesday, federal judge Valerie Caproni sentenced disgraced real-estate brokers Oren
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Now That an Urban Planner Is on the City Council, Can She Help Fix Los Angeles?
This story was originally published on December 1, 2020. On November 5, 2026, the democratic socialist Nithya Raman won the Los Angeles mayoral race against incumbent Karen Bass. More »
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Club Kid Was Really at the Party
In 2024, when Jordan Firstman was planning shoots for Club Kid, he took the crew clubbing in Bushwick. The movie follows a gay party promoter, played by Firstman, who is tiring of the scene when he learns he has a son. He sobers up and... More »
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People Keep Dying on Central Park Drive
On September 23, Richie O’Brien was walking his bicycle across Central Park’s East Drive at 84th Street, near the Metropolitan Museum, on his way to his job as a steamfitter, when another biker crashed into him.
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The Look Book Goes to Art Basel Paris
Rodrigue Fondeviolle (pictured above)Writer, 19th Arrondissement More »
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Restaurateurs, Cyclists, and Builders Are the Winners of NYC’s Ballot Measures
Zohran Mamdani racked up more wins Tuesday night, as New Yorkers passed the five ballot measures spun up by his independent Commission on Government Efficiency. The whole slate was shaped by a major Mamdani campaign theme — affordability, this time through better and faster city government — and ... More »
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The Long Island Home Norman Jaffe Built for a Speed-Dealing Diet Doctor
By the late 1970s, the architect Norman Jaffe was turning down nine out of ten potential clients. His beach houses of in... More »
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What Do New York City’s Ballot Proposals Mean?
Zohran Mamdani sailed into City Hall a year ago on a promise to make New York City more affordable, and this election cycle, the mayor has had a related goal in mind: cutting red tape. Earlier this year, the mayor tasked his Commission on Government Efficiency with hearing out New Yorkers, includ... More »
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Six Decades of Gio Ponti, All at Once
While his 20th-century contemporaries struggled to shake off the dogma of the Bauhaus, the dominant design ideology in Europe from the 1920s through the end of World War II, Gio Ponti remained blissfully agnostic to any single id... More »
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An Enormous One-Bedroom in Gramercy With Many Oversize Windows for $995,000
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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Where Gothic Revival Meets Grown-up Eloise
The Miami gallerist Nina Johnson had always fantasized about an apartment and exhibition space in New York. “It felt like a pipe dream,” she says. “It never occurred to me to be serious about it.” More »
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The Faux Real-Estate Agent With a Dozen Names
You’ve finally found an apartment in your budget. You hand over the first month’s rent and a security deposit, fill up the moving truck, and arrive at your new apartment. Then you find out the key doesn’t work and the “broker” has gone missing. According to a criminal indictment secured by the Qu... More »
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270 Park May Be New York’s Most Expensive Office Tower
Ever since 270 Park Avenue opened last fall, JPMorgan Chase has been extremely pleased with its new office tower, declaring the brawny Norman Foster–designed skyscraper to be a “true physical... More »
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What Is John Turturro’s NYQ?
On a scale from a pocket park to The Only Living Pickpocket in New York, where does John Turturro fit? This is NYQ, a series in which we find out how “New York” notable... More »
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Victorian Woodwork All Over Brooklyn (and One Concrete New Build I Liked)
Listen, it’s not as though getting an apartment in New York has ever been easy. But one could probably argue it has never been harder than it is right now. The most god-awful studios are regularly renting for thousands and thousands of dollars with lines of interested tenants out the door. He... More »
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No, the Broker Doesn’t Come With the Apartment
The fourth-floor one-bedroom at 130 Eighth Avenue in Park Slope is lovely, although not all that distinct from others on the market. The listing photos show chocolate-hued parquet floors and a galley kitchen with ample workspace, plus a generous living area drenched in warm morning light. But wha... More »
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The Latest Status Marker Is a 4-Bedroom Apartment
Ahead of their move from the coastal Southern California suburbs to Manhattan this spring, a physician and her businessman husband went searching for suburbia in an Upper West Side condo. Their must-haves were plenty and perhaps unsurprising given their current lifestyle: a laundry room where the... More »
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New Yorkers Now Have a Place to Elope, Vegas Style
On Sunday, the filmmaker John Waters walked into a Lower East Side storefront that looked like a set for one of his films. The 400-square-foot space, squeezed between a graffiti-covered apartment door and a menswear boutique, had a flamingo-pink façade, a pink-and-red floor, pink fiberglass chair... More »
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Alexander Brothers Are Sentenced to 30 Years in Prison
In a courtroom in lower Manhattan on Tuesday, federal judge Valerie Caproni sentenced disgraced real-estate brokers Oren and Tal Alexander and their brother Alon to 30 years in prison. They ... More »
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A One-Bedroom in Park Slope With a Nice-Size Kitchen for $765,000
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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Now That an Urban Planner Is on the City Council, Can She Help Fix Los Angeles?
This story was originally published on December 1, 2020. On November 5, 2026, the democratic socialist Nithya Raman won the Los An…
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Club Kid Was Really at the Party
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People Keep Dying on Central Park Drive
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The Look Book Goes to Art Basel Paris
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Restaurateurs, Cyclists, and Builders Are the Winners of NYC’s Ballot Measures
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The Long Island Home Norman Jaffe Built for a Speed-Dealing Diet Doctor
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What Do New York City’s Ballot Proposals Mean?
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Six Decades of Gio Ponti, All at Once
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An Enormous One-Bedroom in Gramercy With Many Oversize Windows for $995,000
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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Where Gothic Revival Meets Grown-up Eloise
Curbed · Oct 31, 2026
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The Faux Real-Estate Agent With a Dozen Names
Curbed · Oct 30, 2026
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270 Park May Be New York’s Most Expensive Office Tower
Curbed · Oct 30, 2026
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What Is John Turturro’s NYQ?
Curbed · Oct 30, 2026
Victorian Woodwork All Over Brooklyn (and One Concrete New Build I Liked)
Curbed · Oct 30, 2026
No, the Broker Doesn’t Come With the Apartment
Curbed · Oct 29, 2026
The Latest Status Marker Is a 4-Bedroom Apartment
Curbed · Oct 28, 2026
New Yorkers Now Have a Place to Elope, Vegas Style
On Sunday, the filmmaker John Waters walked into a Lower East Side storefront that looked like a set for one of his films. The 400…
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Alexander Brothers Are Sentenced to 30 Years in Prison
Curbed · Oct 27, 2026
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A One-Bedroom in Park Slope With a Nice-Size Kitchen for $765,000
Curbed · Oct 26, 2026
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Everyone Knew About the A-Team
Curbed · Oct 24, 2026
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