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

Oops, I went to Jersey City! By Nora DeLigter

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The First Alexander Brothers Accuser Has Died

The recent death of 45-year-old Kate Whiteman is under investigation. By Bridget Read

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The Foreclosure Sale Everyone’s Watching

Why Zohran Mamdani, Tish James, landlords, and tenants across the city are hyperfocused on the Pinnacle sale. By Clio Chang

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This Week’s Worth-It New York City Apartment Listings
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The First Alexander Brothers Accuser Has Died
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The Carl Icahn Connection to a New ICE Detention Center Opening Upstate
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The Look Book Goes to a Nordic Fitness Class

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under a million A Jackson Heights Two-Bedroom With a Private Elevator for $815,000 And a moody prewar duplex with wide-plank floors in Hudson Square. By Curbed Staff

immigration The Carl Icahn Connection to a New ICE Detention Center Opening Upstate An LLC connected to the former Trump adviser owns the warehouse being converted to hold up to 1,500 detainees. By Clio Chang

look book The Look Book Goes to a Nordic Fitness Class Instructors and students broke a sweat at Nrthrn Strong, a new cross-country-skiing-inspired workout studio in the Flatiron District. gallery By Jeremy Rellosa

the business of brokering Compass Just Became the World’s Largest Brokerage. Now What? Don’t expect lower fees or broker commissions. By Kim Velsey

under a million A Jackson Heights Two-Bedroom With a Private Elevator for $815,000 And a moody prewar duplex with wide-plank floors in Hudson Square. By Curbed Staff

the business of brokering Compass Just Became the World’s Largest Brokerage. Now What? Don’t expect lower fees or broker commissions. By Kim Velsey

On The Market

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unicorns The Queen Anne With a Porte Cochere on Park Place

celebrity real estate Charlie Parker’s Townhouse Is for Sale

a truly terrific new york listing The Grand Central Oyster Bar Brownstone

Best of New York

Cityscape

preservation watch A Paul Rudolph on 58th Street That Will Actually Last It wasn’t easy saving the Modulightor building, which once housed the architect’s offices. But now it holds much more. By Anthony Paletta
getting around Mamdani’s First Week Was Very Good for Cyclists The new mayor revived two road redesigns and flattened a hazardous Williamsburg Bridge bump. By Clio Chang
street fights Adams’s 11th-Hour Move to Save Elizabeth Street Garden Flops The fate of the garden now rests with the courts — and the Mamdani administration. By Adriane Quinlan
look book The Look Book Goes to The Carlyle Hotel On a recent Thursday, guests dined during Rufus Wainwright’s performance at Café Carlyle, part of the singer’s five-night residency. gallery By Jeremy Rellosa
street fights In Defense of the Sidewalk Shed Yes, they’re annoying and a little ugly. I love them anyway. By Adriane Quinlan

look book Do you come here often? I teach kids how to sew, so I get fabric for them here. I think it’s important that they have an elective class like sewing because they might be inspired to become a designer like me in a few years. The Look Book Goes to Mood Fabrics

Design Hunting

great rooms The Palazzo on Beekman Place A pied-à-terre in a 1925 building overlooking the East River channels Isabella Stewart Gardner’s Venice. By Wendy Goodman
year in review Wendy Goodman’s Most-Read Stories of 2025 From Amy Sedaris’s tree-house guest apartment to a countess’s hunting lodge in Southampton. By Wendy Goodman
furniture Bianca Censori Made Some Medical Sex-Dungeon Furniture The designer and wife of Kanye West says it’s about “collapsing the distinction between object, body, and idol.” By Clio Chang
great rooms Where the Wild Chairs Are Designer Minjae Kim’s unconventional furniture upends his traditional prewar apartment in Bed Stuy. By Wendy Goodman

The Real Estate

street fights The Foreclosure Sale Everyone’s Watching Why Zohran Mamdani, Tish James, landlords, and tenants across the city are hyperfocused on the Pinnacle sale. By Clio Chang
operators The First Alexander Brothers Accuser Has Died The recent death of 45-year-old Kate Whiteman is under investigation. By Bridget Read
under a million A Clinton Hill One-Bedroom in a Former Seminary for $895,000 And a properly huge one-bedroom on West End Avenue. By Katie McDonough
lawsuits The Bay Ridge Condo Scammer Has to Pay Up Developer Steven Wu was ordered to return more than $4 million to the 20 Chinese immigrant families he conned. By Clio Chang
developing Fort Greene’s Butter-Yellow Country House Is Slated for Demolition The 1860 mansion will be replaced by a five-story apartment building, according to permits filed. By Adriane Quinlan