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Brokers on where they think the New York market is heading and where you might find a good deal. By Kim Velsey

the business of brokering

Are Broker Fees Free Speech?

“REBNY doesn’t need to care whether they win — they have enough money to throw in a speed bump.” By Clio Chang

interiors

My Brilliant Friend Compelled Me to Get a Landline

Going down the rabbit hole of Italian mid-century phone design. By Clio Chang

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under a million

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interiors

My Brilliant Friend Compelled Me to Get a Landline
the housing market

Maybe Try For a Co-op in 2025
year in review

Curbed’s 20 Most-Read Stories of 2024
the business of brokering

Are Broker Fees Free Speech?

See All See All See All

under a million A Proper Ditmas Two-Bed With Space for a Second Bathroom And a Brooklyn Heights one-bed for thrill seekers. By Clio Chang

year in review Curbed’s 20 Most-Read Stories of 2024 From feral cats to the squatters of Beverly Hills, these are the stories that readers loved most this year. By Curbed editors

listings edit This Week’s Worth-It New York City Apartment Listings Stunning views in Washington Heights and dare I say the perfect apartment in Bed-Stuy. By Nora DeLigter

look book The Look Book Goes to the Double Dutch Holiday Classic Some of the world’s best jumpers gathered at the Apollo Theater for the 33rd annual National Double Dutch League competition. gallery By Emily Leibert and Jeremy Rellosa

under a million A Proper Ditmas Two-Bed With Space for a Second Bathroom And a Brooklyn Heights one-bed for thrill seekers. By Clio Chang

year in review Curbed’s 20 Most-Read Stories of 2024 From feral cats to the squatters of Beverly Hills, these are the stories that readers loved most this year. By Curbed editors

listings edit This Week’s Worth-It New York City Apartment Listings Stunning views in Washington Heights and dare I say the perfect apartment in Bed-Stuy. By Nora DeLigter

On The Market

who’s selling William P. Lauder Thinks It’s a Good Time to Sell a Park Avenue Co-op

a truly terrific new york listing A Brooklyn Heights Townhouse With a Country-Home Feel

who’s selling The Lichtenstein Family Is Selling a Townhouse

who’s selling Bill Ackman Is Getting Out of the Beresford

Best of New York

Cityscape

street view Architecture Is an Act of Vengeance in The Brutalist The film uses the field as a metaphor within a metaphor about trauma and mediocrity. The result is murk. By Justin Davidson
celebrity real estate Gigi Hadid Has Terrace Rats She’s addressing the issue. By Clio Chang
historic preservation The Slow Death of Neon Rockefeller Center is proposing to rip out its glowing glass signage in favor of LEDs. It joins a heap of others. By Christopher Bonanos
chapters Can Architects Build for Rebuilding? Good planning for the future means thinking about a structure’s long-term flexibility before it goes up. By Justin Davidson
living arrangements The Domme-Sub Roommates in a Downtown Brooklyn One-Bedroom Their dynamic extends to everything except the rent, which they split equally. By Kayla Levy

look book What brings you here? I contributed to the last issue. I wrote about the misuse of music in public, specifically the mind-numbingly bad soundtrack they play at Crunch Fitness in Tribeca. The first song I ever heard there was an EDM tropical-house cover of “Mr. Brightside.” The Look Book Goes to a Literary Launch Party

Design Hunting

interiors My Brilliant Friend Compelled Me to Get a Landline Going down the rabbit hole of Italian mid-century phone design. By Clio Chang
design edit Ethereal Lamps, Fendi Furniture, and More at Design Miami Plus a woven Colombian craft collection in Miami colors. By Morgan Meier
great rooms Keeping It Simple on Lower Fifth Jack Ceglic and Manuel Fernandez-Casteleiro’s apartment is full of stories but not distractions. By Wendy Goodman
gift guide The Best New Books to Give Architecture and Design Enthusiasts From a Shigeru Ban monograph to a book of national-parks maps, a selection of the year’s best books for design lovers. By Curbed editors

The Real Estate

the housing market Maybe Try For a Co-op in 2025 Brokers on where they think the New York market is heading and where you might find a good deal. By Kim Velsey
the business of brokering Are Broker Fees Free Speech? “REBNY doesn’t need to care whether they win — they have enough money to throw in a speed bump.” By Clio Chang
operators How Aby Rosen Lost the Chrysler Building RFR wanted to return the building to its original swagger. It was a risky bet from the start. By Kim Velsey
rendering judgment A First Look at Audrey Gelman’s Six Bells Hotel The ruffly 11-room hotel is set to open in the Hudson Valley next spring. By Kim Velsey
under a million A Boerum Hill One-Bedroom With a Cobalt-Blue Fireplace for $575,000 And a sunny little co-op in Jackson Heights that’s so cheap, you’ll faint. By Kim Velsey