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A New Era of Blobitecture in Los Angeles
Within the span of five months, Los Angeles has opened two enormous floating amoebas: one brooding and brutalist, the other ivory and intergalactic. The David Geffen Galleries at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, designed by Peter Zum... More »
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A Two-Bedroom Right Off Prospect Park for $850,000
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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The Cactus Apartment Above Midtown
Right across the street from Madison Square Garden, there is a secret garden. It’s 13 stories aboveground inside a former fur atelier that is now a 2,000-square-foot loft overlooking the arena and most of midtown. More »
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The Return-to-Office … Boom?
A few months ago, Ruth Colp-Haber, who runs Wharton Properties, a commercial brokerage, fielded a call from a client for whom she’d found a cheap office sublet a few years earlier. The space, on 46th and Sixth, had rented for $28 per square foot in 2023, but the sublease was up and the client wan... More »
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What Is Rostam Batmanglij’s NYQ?
This is NYQ, a series in which we find out how “New York” notable New Yorkers really are. More »
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The Massive Marina-and-Restaurant Proposal for Transmitter Park Is Dead
The restaurant-and-marina plans for Greenpoint’s tiny WNYC Transmitter Park, announced in July and greeted with a blast of neighborhood opposition, are dead. A communit... More »
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Mr. Big Is Leaving Greenwich Village
After three decades, Mr. Big is looking to get out of Greenwich Village. Chris Noth put his apartment at 45 East 9th Street on the market this week and is asking $1.495 million for the one-bedroom, one-and-half-bath home. More »
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Paul Feig Is Selling His Very Colorful Lenox Hill One-Bedroom
Most buyers close on a property with a checklist of all the things they want to change before moving in, but director Paul Feig was so delighted by the colorful, playful décor of the Upper East Side condo he bought in 2017 that he insisted on keeping everything just as it was, including the furni... More »
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The Largest Mansion in Manhattan Beach Is for Sale
The Spanish revival–style mansion a block from the Atlantic Ocean on Exeter Street is more than 11,000 square feet — plenty of room to embed a six-foot-long saltwater fish tank into a living-room wall; to seat 20 guests for a formal dinner; and to build a rec room, wet bar, home theater, massage ... More »
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Jason Blum Is Selling His Brooklyn Heights Townhouse
Brooklyn Heights is known for its genteel old architecture, but when 16 Sidney Place sold to Hollywood producer Jason Blum and his wife, screenwriter Lauren Schuker Blum, in 2019, the turn-of-th... More »
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Rafael Prieto’s New Furniture Is Made of the Building Across From His Studio
On a hot afternoon in August, I visited designer Rafael Prieto at the Tribeca studio where he lives and works, a high-ceilinged loft whose formality is punctured by the kind of industrial ’80s details we’ve deemed sexy in hindsight, like Venetian blinds and metal ceiling fans. Prieto answered the... More »
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The Tesla Cybercabs Are Less Cyber Than They Seem
Those stopping by Mt. Sinai’s Chelsea medical center in late July may have stumbled upon a rare mechanical bird: a brassy gold Tesla Cybercab, parked right across the street. It’s not clear how long ago Tesla let its robotaxis loose ... More »
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A One-Bedroom With Harbor Views in Park Slope for $925,000
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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A Bristol-Myers Factory in Clinton Hill Converted by Artists
From the street, there doesn’t seem to be anything too special about
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The Last NIMBY in a YIMBY Town
The Tony Dapolito Recreation Center is a 118-year-old red brick colossus, angling at a still relatively overlooked corner of the West Village where Clarkson and Varick streets converge on Seventh Avenue. Designed by the firm of James Renwick Jr., the architect behind the Smithsonian Institution B... More »
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The Look Book Goes to the Battle of Brooklyn
Steven Thomas ↑Business owner, Pennsville, New Jersey More »
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Price Madness on All the West Sides
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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When Offices Don’t Want Their Furniture, She Brings It to NYCHA Residents
On a recent Saturday afternoon, Regina Carter parked a U-Haul van in front of the Morris Houses — the Bronx public-housing project where she lives — and began unloading 55 big-screen LG TVs onto the sidewalk to hand out to her neighbors. Taking a break from the operation, Carter had to admit it m... More »
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When the Twin Towers Were New
Baldwin Lee came to photographic renown pretty late in life, mostly for his in-close-and-intense pictures of small-town Black Southerners made in the 1980s and collected in an epic monograph in 2022. It took him a while to become... More »
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A Mountaintop Bungalow 5 Floors Up in the East Village
Look up as you walk down Third Avenue near 13th Street and you’ll see a peculiar sight: a quaint country cottage plopped on a roof in the heart of NYU territory. The walls are cedar, the roofline is gabled, and boxwood hedges fence off terraces, putting it on a shortlist of quaint homes planted a... More »
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A New Era of Blobitecture in Los Angeles
Within the span of five months, Los Angeles has opened two enormous floating amoebas: one brooding and brutalist, the ot
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A Two-Bedroom Right Off Prospect Park for $850,000
For under a million dollars, one can find all sorts of housing configurations: park- and subway-adjacent studios, one-be
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1
The Cactus Apartment Above Midtown
Right across the street from Madison Square Garden, there is a secret garden. It’s 13 stories aboveground inside a forme
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1
The Return-to-Office … Boom?
A few months ago, Ruth Colp-Haber, who runs Wharton Properties, a commercial brokerage, fielded a call from a client for
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What Is Rostam Batmanglij’s NYQ?
This is NYQ, a series in which we find out how “New York” notable New Yorkers really are. More »
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The Massive Marina-and-Restaurant Proposal for Transmitter Park Is Dead
The restaurant-and-marina plans for Greenpoint’s tiny WNYC Transmitter Park, announced in July and greeted with a blast
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Mr. Big Is Leaving Greenwich Village
After three decades, Mr. Big is looking to get out of Greenwich Village. Chris Noth put his apartment at 45 East 9th Str
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Paul Feig Is Selling His Very Colorful Lenox Hill One-Bedroom
Most buyers close on a property with a checklist of all the things they want to change before moving in, but director Pa
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The Largest Mansion in Manhattan Beach Is for Sale
The Spanish revival–style mansion a block from the Atlantic Ocean on Exeter Street is more than 11,000 square feet — ple
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Jason Blum Is Selling His Brooklyn Heights Townhouse
Brooklyn Heights is known for its genteel old architecture, but when 16 Sidney Place sold to Hollywood producer Jason Bl
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Rafael Prieto’s New Furniture Is Made of the Building Across From His Studio
On a hot afternoon in August, I visited designer Rafael Prieto at the Tribeca studio where he lives and works, a high-ce
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The Tesla Cybercabs Are Less Cyber Than They Seem
Those stopping by Mt. Sinai’s Chelsea medical center in late July may have stumbled upon a rare mechanical bird: a brass
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A One-Bedroom With Harbor Views in Park Slope for $925,000
For under a million dollars, one can find all sorts of housing configurations: park- and subway-adjacent studios, one-be
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A Bristol-Myers Factory in Clinton Hill Converted by Artists
From the street, there doesn’t seem to be anything too special about
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The Last NIMBY in a YIMBY Town
The Tony Dapolito Recreation Center is a 118-year-old red brick colossus, angling at a still relatively overlooked corne
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The Look Book Goes to the Battle of Brooklyn
Steven Thomas ↑Business owner, Pennsville, New Jersey More »
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Price Madness on All the West Sides
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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When Offices Don’t Want Their Furniture, She Brings It to NYCHA Residents
On a recent Saturday afternoon, Regina Carter parked a U-Haul van in front of the Morris Houses — the Bronx public-housi
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A New Era of Blobitecture in Los Angeles
Within the span of five months, Los Angeles has opened two enormous floating amoebas: one brooding and brutalist, the other ivory and intergalactic. The David Geffen Galleries at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, designed by Peter Zum... More »
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A Two-Bedroom Right Off Prospect Park for $850,000
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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The Cactus Apartment Above Midtown
Right across the street from Madison Square Garden, there is a secret garden. It’s 13 stories aboveground inside a former fur atelier that is now a 2,000-square-foot loft overlooking the arena and most of midtown. More »
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The Return-to-Office … Boom?
A few months ago, Ruth Colp-Haber, who runs Wharton Properties, a commercial brokerage, fielded a call from a client for whom she’d found a cheap office sublet a few years earlier. The space, on 46th and Sixth, had rented for $28 per square foot in 2023, but the sublease was up and the client wan... More »
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What Is Rostam Batmanglij’s NYQ?
This is NYQ, a series in which we find out how “New York” notable New Yorkers really are. More »
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The Massive Marina-and-Restaurant Proposal for Transmitter Park Is Dead
The restaurant-and-marina plans for Greenpoint’s tiny WNYC Transmitter Park, announced in July and greeted with a blast of neighborhood opposition, are dead. A communit... More »
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Mr. Big Is Leaving Greenwich Village
After three decades, Mr. Big is looking to get out of Greenwich Village. Chris Noth put his apartment at 45 East 9th Street on the market this week and is asking $1.495 million for the one-bedroom, one-and-half-bath home. More »
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Paul Feig Is Selling His Very Colorful Lenox Hill One-Bedroom
Most buyers close on a property with a checklist of all the things they want to change before moving in, but director Paul Feig was so delighted by the colorful, playful décor of the Upper East Side condo he bought in 2017 that he insisted on keeping everything just as it was, including the furni... More »
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The Largest Mansion in Manhattan Beach Is for Sale
The Spanish revival–style mansion a block from the Atlantic Ocean on Exeter Street is more than 11,000 square feet — plenty of room to embed a six-foot-long saltwater fish tank into a living-room wall; to seat 20 guests for a formal dinner; and to build a rec room, wet bar, home theater, massage ... More »
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Jason Blum Is Selling His Brooklyn Heights Townhouse
Brooklyn Heights is known for its genteel old architecture, but when 16 Sidney Place sold to Hollywood producer Jason Blum and his wife, screenwriter Lauren Schuker Blum, in 2019, the turn-of-th... More »
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Rafael Prieto’s New Furniture Is Made of the Building Across From His Studio
On a hot afternoon in August, I visited designer Rafael Prieto at the Tribeca studio where he lives and works, a high-ceilinged loft whose formality is punctured by the kind of industrial ’80s details we’ve deemed sexy in hindsight, like Venetian blinds and metal ceiling fans. Prieto answered the... More »
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The Tesla Cybercabs Are Less Cyber Than They Seem
Those stopping by Mt. Sinai’s Chelsea medical center in late July may have stumbled upon a rare mechanical bird: a brassy gold Tesla Cybercab, parked right across the street. It’s not clear how long ago Tesla let its robotaxis loose ... More »
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A One-Bedroom With Harbor Views in Park Slope for $925,000
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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A Bristol-Myers Factory in Clinton Hill Converted by Artists
From the street, there doesn’t seem to be anything too special about
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The Last NIMBY in a YIMBY Town
The Tony Dapolito Recreation Center is a 118-year-old red brick colossus, angling at a still relatively overlooked corner of the West Village where Clarkson and Varick streets converge on Seventh Avenue. Designed by the firm of James Renwick Jr., the architect behind the Smithsonian Institution B... More »
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The Look Book Goes to the Battle of Brooklyn
Steven Thomas ↑Business owner, Pennsville, New Jersey More »
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Price Madness on All the West Sides
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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When Offices Don’t Want Their Furniture, She Brings It to NYCHA Residents
On a recent Saturday afternoon, Regina Carter parked a U-Haul van in front of the Morris Houses — the Bronx public-housing project where she lives — and began unloading 55 big-screen LG TVs onto the sidewalk to hand out to her neighbors. Taking a break from the operation, Carter had to admit it m... More »
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When the Twin Towers Were New
Baldwin Lee came to photographic renown pretty late in life, mostly for his in-close-and-intense pictures of small-town Black Southerners made in the 1980s and collected in an epic monograph in 2022. It took him a while to become... More »
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A Mountaintop Bungalow 5 Floors Up in the East Village
Look up as you walk down Third Avenue near 13th Street and you’ll see a peculiar sight: a quaint country cottage plopped on a roof in the heart of NYU territory. The walls are cedar, the roofline is gabled, and boxwood hedges fence off terraces, putting it on a shortlist of quaint homes planted a... More »
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A New Era of Blobitecture in Los Angeles
Within the span of five months, Los Angeles has opened two enormous floating amoebas: one brooding and brutalist, the other ivory …
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A Two-Bedroom Right Off Prospect Park for $850,000
Curbed · 13h ago
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The Cactus Apartment Above Midtown
Curbed · 2d ago
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The Return-to-Office … Boom?
Curbed · 3d ago
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What Is Rostam Batmanglij’s NYQ?
Curbed · 3d ago
The Massive Marina-and-Restaurant Proposal for Transmitter Park Is Dead
Curbed · 4d ago
Mr. Big Is Leaving Greenwich Village
Curbed · 4d ago
Paul Feig Is Selling His Very Colorful Lenox Hill One-Bedroom
Curbed · 5d ago
The Largest Mansion in Manhattan Beach Is for Sale
The Spanish revival–style mansion a block from the Atlantic Ocean on Exeter Street is more than 11,000 square feet — plenty of roo…
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Jason Blum Is Selling His Brooklyn Heights Townhouse
Curbed · Sep 14, 2026
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Rafael Prieto’s New Furniture Is Made of the Building Across From His Studio
Curbed · Sep 14, 2026
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The Tesla Cybercabs Are Less Cyber Than They Seem
Curbed · Sep 14, 2026
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A One-Bedroom With Harbor Views in Park Slope for $925,000
Curbed · Sep 14, 2026
A Bristol-Myers Factory in Clinton Hill Converted by Artists
Curbed · Sep 11, 2026
The Last NIMBY in a YIMBY Town
Curbed · Sep 11, 2026
The Look Book Goes to the Battle of Brooklyn
Curbed · Sep 11, 2026
Price Madness on All the West Sides
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 har…
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When Offices Don’t Want Their Furniture, She Brings It to NYCHA Residents
Curbed · Sep 10, 2026
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When the Twin Towers Were New
Curbed · Sep 10, 2026
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A Mountaintop Bungalow 5 Floors Up in the East Village
Curbed · Sep 8, 2026
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