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Notorious B.I.G. MetroCard Listed at $4,899 on eBay

Quite a fare hike. By Clio Chang

report

A Gun Buyback, Sponsored by Junior’s

“For us in Brooklyn, it’s been our first really public-private partnership this way,” says Eric Gonzalez, the borough’s district attorney. By Chris Crowley

bidding wars

Brooklyn Heights Penthouse Shatters Cuck-Money Ceiling

Don’t volunteer to pay $10,000 more in rent. By Clio Chang

The Latest

getting around

Notorious B.I.G. MetroCard Listed at $4,899 on eBay
report

A Gun Buyback, Sponsored by Junior’s
21 questions

Coco Fusco’s Best View of the City Was From a Birthday Boat Ride
bidding wars

Brooklyn Heights Penthouse Shatters Cuck-Money Ceiling
great rooms

An Op-Art Womb of a Loft In Los Angeles

See All See All See All

neighborhoods The Nolitafication of Dimes Square A State of the Neighborhood that’s soon to get its very first hotel. By Emily Sundberg

21 questions Coco Fusco’s Best View of the City Was From a Birthday Boat Ride The artist answers Curbed’s “21 Questions.” By Diana Budds

curbed glossary Cuck Money Is the New Key Money Get ready to raise your own rent. By Bridget Read

great rooms An Op-Art Womb of a Loft In Los Angeles Joseph Giovannini’s extreme home makeover: “Realism is not my deal.” By Wendy Goodman

neighborhoods The Nolitafication of Dimes Square A State of the Neighborhood that’s soon to get its very first hotel. By Emily Sundberg

21 questions Coco Fusco’s Best View of the City Was From a Birthday Boat Ride The artist answers Curbed’s “21 Questions.” By Diana Budds

curbed glossary Cuck Money Is the New Key Money Get ready to raise your own rent. By Bridget Read

great rooms An Op-Art Womb of a Loft In Los Angeles Joseph Giovannini’s extreme home makeover: “Realism is not my deal.” By Wendy Goodman

On The Market

dividing assets The Townhouse That Olivier Sarkozy and Mary-Kate Olsen Never Moved Into Is Back

listings edit We Unearthed 10 Actually Excellent Rentals in NYC Right Now

under a million A $335,000 Upper West Side Studio and a Parkside Windsor Terrace Two-Bedroom

gone upstate Just an Extremely Lovely Greek Revival House in Hudson

Best of New York

Cityscape

the unhoused The Homeless Shelter Bearing Alex Trebek’s Name Is Finally Open The Jeopardy! host was a generous and outspoken advocate for more housing. By Alissa Walker
supply and demand We Buy Baby Formula! A long-running black market bursts into the open. By Molly Osberg
are u coming? Rockin’ Out With the Mayor and ‘Late-Night Dorinda’ at the New Hard Rock Hotel Don’t expect Sid and Nancy; it’s pretty swanky. By Brock Colyar
astor place You Won’t Have the Cube to Push Around Anymore For now. By Clio Chang
our mayor Mayor’s Office Proposes Emailing Your Landlord to Solve Housing Discrimination Just ask them nicely. By Clio Chang

look book “I have never been to this park, but we’re here to get out of our little seasonal depression holes. I’m wearing this Uniqlo shirt I cut because I was just like, Oh my gosh, my stomach! My bellybutton can see the sun! So let’s look at it.” The Look Book Goes to Herbert Von King Park

Design Hunting

great rooms An Op-Art Womb of a Loft In Los Angeles Joseph Giovannini’s extreme home makeover: “Realism is not my deal.” By Wendy Goodman
why this looks like that This Filipino American Designer Is Reclaiming the Peacock Chair “To me, it’s about more than designing a collection; I’m inventing a style,” says Cheyenne Concepcion. By Diana Budds
design edit Rope Masks, Nubby Vases, a Steel Bar Cart, and More Design Finds A special dispatch from NYCxDesign’s 10th anniversary. By Diana Budds
21 questions Architect Hani Rashid Goes to Bear Mountain, or the Metaverse, to Be Alone The architect answers Curbed’s “21 Questions.” By Wendy Goodman

The Real Estate

curbed glossary Cuck Money Is the New Key Money Get ready to raise your own rent. By Bridget Read
operators The Ugliest Divorce in Manhattan Real Estate HFZ’s luxury developers staked their futures on Bjarke Ingels’s High Line debut and lost everything. By James D. Walsh
housing Landlords Can Now Screen Your Pet’s ‘Credit Score’ And charge you accordingly. By Clio Chang
the real estate Japanese Company Realizes the American Dream, Buys Single-Family Homes If only everyone else could too. By Kim Velsey
dividing assets All Split Up and Nowhere to Go Are pandemic breakups behind the city’s insane one-bedroom shortage? By Bridget Read