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rendering judgment

They’re Really Building That, Huh

The Torch is the latest in the gimmick-skyscraper era. By Christopher Bonanos

the business of brokering

How Landlords Are Preparing for the End of the Broker Fee

They’re raising rents, planning their own showings, and feeling very inconvenienced. By Matthew Sedacca

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This Week’s Worth-It New York City Apartment Listings

Greenwich, Connecticut, in a Carnegie Hill three-bedroom. By Nora DeLigter

The Latest

celebrity real estate

It’s Time for a Parker Posey Home-Renovation Show
the business of brokering

How Landlords Are Preparing for the End of the Broker Fee
rendering judgment

They’re Really Building That, Huh
influencing

The Many Bob Dylans of Jones Street
listings edit

This Week’s Worth-It New York City Apartment Listings

See All See All See All

under a million A Chelsea One-Bed With a Very Appealing Shelving System for $725,000 And a two-bed, two-bath that might be worth the move to Bushwick. By Matthew Sedacca

celebrity real estate It’s Time for a Parker Posey Home-Renovation Show Finally, here’s one we would binge-watch. By Zach Schiffman

influencing The Many Bob Dylans of Jones Street Every week, couples appear on my block to recreate that album cover. By John Ortved

design edit Testing the Limits of Grass, Hemp, Steel, and Paper Craft standouts from New York design week. By Curbed editors

under a million A Chelsea One-Bed With a Very Appealing Shelving System for $725,000 And a two-bed, two-bath that might be worth the move to Bushwick. By Matthew Sedacca

celebrity real estate It’s Time for a Parker Posey Home-Renovation Show Finally, here’s one we would binge-watch. By Zach Schiffman

influencing The Many Bob Dylans of Jones Street Every week, couples appear on my block to recreate that album cover. By John Ortved

design edit Testing the Limits of Grass, Hemp, Steel, and Paper Craft standouts from New York design week. By Curbed editors

On The Market

listings edit This Week’s Worth-It New York City Apartment Listings

under a million An Unusually Spacious Park Slope One-Bedroom for $799k

great rooms Murray Moss and Franklin Getchell Are Leaving Their Yale Suburb

languishing That Decrepit Mansion Next to the Gowanus Whole Foods Is for Sale

Best of New York

Cityscape

look book The Look Book Goes to the Young Fellows Ball Nearly 700 fresh-faced supporters of the Frick Collection dressed up in a “Porcelain Garden” theme to celebrate the museum’s long-awaited reopening. gallery By Jeremy Rellosa and Elizabeth Gulino
street view Lincoln Center Will Finally Face Its Neighbors As it aims to be more welcoming, the institution will remove a forbidding wall to open up Damrosch Park. By Justin Davidson
influencers Who Isn’t a Moving Influencer? Even those with paltry followings can make a deal with Piece of Cake and other companies to get some of their costs covered. By Bridget Read
getting around Byford’s Back in Town! This time with a Trump administration mandate to straighten out Penn Station. By Christopher Bonanos
look book The Look Book Goes to Bark at the Park at Citi Field Hundreds of fans and their dogs showed up to cheer (and woof) for the Mets. gallery By Jeremy Rellosa

look book What are you loving about the Frick?To start, the elevators plated in bronze. That’s such a thoughtful detail. The warmth of the bronze is so different from elevators made out of steel or aluminum. It complements the warm grays and the beige and browns in the space so well. The Look Book Goes to the Young Fellows Ball

Design Hunting

great rooms A Jackson Heights Couple Covered Their One-Bedroom in Floor-to-Ceiling Murals James McGann and Madison Berg decorated their apartment with Craigslist finds and paints from the Home Depot “Oops” section. By Wendy Goodman
design edit Some Excellent Chairs From New York Design Week USM cord chairs, a rare Gaudí design, and more finds from this year’s festival. By Anthony Paletta
great rooms A Taste of Oaxaca on Bank Street Juan Carretero’s restored apartment channels his family’s ancestral home in Mexico. By Wendy Goodman
design edit We Asked Curators and Designers What to See This Design Week Chen & Kai, Sight Unseen’s Monica Khemsurov, and others weigh in. By Isabel Ling

The Real Estate

the business of brokering How Landlords Are Preparing for the End of the Broker Fee They’re raising rents, planning their own showings, and feeling very inconvenienced. By Matthew Sedacca
supertall tales Rattling Around an Empty Brooklyn Tower Silverstein relaunched sales at the Gothic supertall in June, but residents say there are perks to living in a ghost town. By Matthew Sedacca
cost of living Who Rents and Who Owns in This Year’s Mayoral Race And what they pay, of course. By Matthew Sedacca
unicorns The Duplex on East 78th That Comes With a Private Skybridge The owner, a weight-loss doctor whose client list included Donald Trump, used one of the apartments as an office. By Adriane Quinlan
noticings The Midtown Ketamine Corridor A bland strip of Madison Avenue is an accidental hot spot for clinics. By Matthew Sedacca