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A Greenpoint Condo With a Private Outdoor Pool

There’s more outdoor space than indoor space. By Adriane Quinlan

operators

A Robert Durst Refresher

What we know about the second season of The Jinx. By Kim Velsey

neighborhood news

The City’s Boat-Breakers Get to Work

A new Parks Department unit has hundreds of abandoned vessels to crush. By Clio Chang and Dina Litovsky

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who's selling

A Greenpoint Condo With a Private Outdoor Pool
neighborhood news

The City’s Boat-Breakers Get to Work
operators

A Robert Durst Refresher
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Good Luck Trying to Resell This West Elm Coffee Table
the approval matrix

The Approval Matrix: The Smallest Matrix Who Ever Lived

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at home Good Luck Trying to Resell This West Elm Coffee Table New Yorkers love to buy the company’s industrial storage table, but that love doesn’t last. By Lindy Segal

design books The Design Icon Who Inspires Oprah and Nancy Meyers Rose Tarlow on her reissued book, her tiny client list, and her obsessive standards. By Catherine Hong

a truly terrific new york listing The Biggest, Brightest Apartment in an Old Brooklyn Schoolhouse The 3,000-square-foot space has 29 closets, several skylights, and two patios. By Adriane Quinlan

listings edit This Week’s Worth-It New York City Apartment Listings We found some very nice built-in bookshelves this week. By Nora DeLigter

at home Good Luck Trying to Resell This West Elm Coffee Table New Yorkers love to buy the company’s industrial storage table, but that love doesn’t last. By Lindy Segal

design books The Design Icon Who Inspires Oprah and Nancy Meyers Rose Tarlow on her reissued book, her tiny client list, and her obsessive standards. By Catherine Hong

a truly terrific new york listing The Biggest, Brightest Apartment in an Old Brooklyn Schoolhouse The 3,000-square-foot space has 29 closets, several skylights, and two patios. By Adriane Quinlan

listings edit This Week’s Worth-It New York City Apartment Listings We found some very nice built-in bookshelves this week. By Nora DeLigter

On The Market

who’s selling A Greenpoint Condo With a Private Outdoor Pool

who’s selling A Couple Who Turned Their 75th Street Townhouse Into a Kind of Art Museum

a truly terrific new york listing The Clintons and Carl Bernstein Schmoozed Here

under a million An Alcove Studio With a Very Greenwich Village View for $585,000

Best of New York

Cityscape

getting around The Hardest-Working Turnstile in the Subway It makes about 3 million spins a year. By Christopher Bonanos
encounter Eva Alt Is Selling Downtown The dancer turned broker has managed the impossible: making it cool to be a real-estate agent. By Bridget Read
street view Tokyo’s Public Toilets Will Leave New Yorkers Sobbing With civic envy and political fury. By Justin Davidson
street fights ‘Please Don’t Hang Out Here’ The West Village is wary but ready for Gen-Z fans of ‘Sex and the City’ to discover Magnolia Bakery and 66 Perry. By Clio Chang
the eavesdropper The Eavesdropper Goes to Woody Allen’s New Movie [Whispers] “I love Woody Allen.” By Adriane Quinlan

look book Would you say you’re a bread connoisseur? Yes, as weird as that sounds. I had my first French baguette at the French Pavilion at Epcot. That was probably the first time I had really good bread and appreciated it. Other than that, there’s no good bread where we live in Florida. The Look Book Goes to the Best Baguette in New York Competition

Design Hunting

great rooms The Selby’s New Book About Creatives With Kids at Home A decade after his last book, Todd Selby is now a family guy. By Wendy Goodman
design edit Spiky Trinkets, Cloud Lamps, and Hundreds of Max Lamb Chairs Plus a new metallic-furniture collection at Nomia. By Terry Nguyen
great rooms ‘If I Had to Leave This Place, I Would Probably Leave New York’ At home with Brooklyn artists from three generations of loft living — all protected by Loft Law. By Wendy Goodman
small spaces Making Space Where There Isn’t Any New York architects on creating extra rooms and better storage in the smallest duplexes and studios. By Ian Volner

The Real Estate

who’s selling A Dome Home in Montauk Is for Sale “It would be a shame to tear it down. You can’t find another house like it.” By Kim Velsey
under a million A Murray Hill Two-Bed With a Wood-Burning Fireplace And a three-bedroom that’s a short walk to St. John the Divine. By Kim Velsey
get out of town Your Very Own Masonic Temple in Hillsdale And a perfectly renovated Victorian near Hudson. By Curbed Staff
brick and mortar Welcome to Williamsburg’s Wellness Corridor Heading north on Wythe, a person could go from red-light therapy to a Juvaderm touch-up to a cold plunge without even calling an Uber. By Kim Velsey
the business of brokering What Does This Big Settlement About Broker Commissions Mean for New York? Is it cheaper to buy a house yet? By Kim Velsey