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landlords and tenants

‘That’s the One to Put in a Blender’

The secret Los Angeles City Council recordings reveal a real fear of a potential tenants’ bloc. By Alissa Walker

realtor diaries

The Kauai Realtor Who’s Hearing a Lot of Rumors About Mark Zuckerberg

“Someone told me she heard he was almost eaten by a shark.” By Alyssa Shelasky

street fights

Two Psychotherapists and Trash Bins Are Defeating the Rats of Sterling Place

“We are not the rat police.” By Clio Chang

The Latest

street fights

Two Psychotherapists and Trash Bins Are Defeating the Rats of Sterling Place
housing

‘I Don’t Think Anyone Should Buy Land in Any Metaverse Right Now’
landlords and tenants

‘That’s the One to Put in a Blender’
lawsuits

Audrey Gelman and the Wing Are Being Sued for $1.7 Million in Back Rent
best of new york

The Best Ceramic Classes in New York

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lawsuits Audrey Gelman and the Wing Are Being Sued for $1.7 Million in Back Rent That’s a lot of woven apple baskets. By Clio Chang

the housing market Your $100,000 Down Payment Is Now Worth $80,000 Interest hikes mean buyers, especially entry-level ones, can’t afford the same house they could a few months ago. By Kim Velsey

best of new york The Best Ceramic Classes in New York For picking up the basics, learning Japanese techniques, and more. By Mackenzie Wagoner

brick and mortar There Are So Many Good New Stores in New York Over the last few months, there’s been an influx of especially-excellent spots. By Louis Cheslaw

lawsuits Audrey Gelman and the Wing Are Being Sued for $1.7 Million in Back Rent That’s a lot of woven apple baskets. By Clio Chang

the housing market Your $100,000 Down Payment Is Now Worth $80,000 Interest hikes mean buyers, especially entry-level ones, can’t afford the same house they could a few months ago. By Kim Velsey

best of new york The Best Ceramic Classes in New York For picking up the basics, learning Japanese techniques, and more. By Mackenzie Wagoner

brick and mortar There Are So Many Good New Stores in New York Over the last few months, there’s been an influx of especially-excellent spots. By Louis Cheslaw

On The Market

on the market The Most Hamptons House in the Hamptons Is for Sale

a truly terrific new york listing Marc Chagall’s Teeny Upstate Cabin, Untouched Since 1970

on the market The Central Park Supertall with a $250 Million Penthouse

on the market Kim Kardashian Is Selling Two of Her Houses

Best of New York

Cityscape

brick and mortar There Are So Many Good New Stores in New York Over the last few months, there’s been an influx of especially-excellent spots. By Louis Cheslaw
encounter Joyce Szuflita Is Brooklyn’s School-Admissions Whisperer “No, shut up. Shut up and listen to me. You’re not going to get everything you need to know.” By Caitlin Moscatello
21 questions Mario Gooden Holds On to All of His Early Mac Computers The architect answers Curbed’s “21 Questions.” By Diana Budds
look book The Look Book Goes to Gramercy Park Hotel’s Liquidation Sale Those nostalgic for the hotel’s glory days fought over Champagne buckets and beds at its monthlong “everything must go” sale. gallery By Kelsie Schrader and Jenna Milliner-Waddell
street view On the Vision — and Limits — of a Century of Grand Urban Plans The Regional Plan Association marks its birthday with a show in Grand Central Terminal. By Justin Davidson

look book Did you come by yourself? I was supposed to go with a group that ended up canceling. I said, “You know what? I’m just going to go,” and drove right to Central Park in this crazy outfit. Do I sound like a loser? Or do I sound gutsy, like a New York woman who would go by herself anywhere? The Look Book Goes to a Roller Disco

Design Hunting

great rooms This Might Be The Most Bohemian Family Home Left in the Village. Artist and archivist Kore Yoors, the son of the artist Jan Yoors, tends to the family legacy. By Wendy Goodman
design edit NASA-Inspired Lighting, Kid Cudi’s Netflix Special, and More Finds Plus labor-as-artwork in the 1970s. By Diana Budds
great rooms A Rooftop Escape for the Parents David Weinstone and Nicole Tierney added a sleek modernist hat atop their 1899 Carroll Gardens family home. By Wendy Goodman
furniture A Design Gallery With Literary Roots Opens in Tribeca Gertrude Stein’s Tender Buttons inspired Jacqueline Sullivan’s first show of British antiques, Gaetano Pesce chairs, and contemporary objects. By Diana Budds

The Real Estate

housing ‘I Don’t Think Anyone Should Buy Land in Any Metaverse Right Now’ Chatting with Jessica Stocker, Winter House’s skeptical virtual real-estate agent. By Bridget Read
lawsuits Audrey Gelman and the Wing Are Being Sued for $1.7 Million in Back Rent That’s a lot of woven apple baskets. By Clio Chang
oligarchs 12 Gay Street Has a Lot Going On The quaint brick facade conceals: a Russian oligarch, his just-arrested estate manager who is Helena Bonham-Carter’s cousin, Howdy Doody, and a ghost. By Clio Chang
realtor diaries The Kauai Realtor Who’s Hearing a Lot of Rumors About Mark Zuckerberg “Someone told me she heard he was almost eaten by a shark.” By Alyssa Shelasky
the housing market Your $100,000 Down Payment Is Now Worth $80,000 Interest hikes mean buyers, especially entry-level ones, can’t afford the same house they could a few months ago. By Kim Velsey

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