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sports

New York City Can’t Handle Knicks Watch Parties

And that’s a great thing. By Jeremy Rellosa

infrastructure

A New NYC Area Code Is Dropping This Month

Welcome to the not-very-memorable 465. By Anne Kadet

street view

We Didn’t Need an Obama Megalith

The new presidential center in Chicago has an ambitious community agenda, a generous spirit — and a dismayingly cold granite core. By Justin Davidson

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We Didn’t Need an Obama Megalith

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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

listings edit Get In, We’re Going to Jersey This week’s worth-it New York City (and Jersey) apartment listings. By Nora DeLigter

tech takeover Phoebe Gates’s Phia Is Taking Over a Flatiron Penthouse After raising $36 million from celebrity investors, the shopping app founded by Bill Gates’s daughter is moving to a newly renovated building. By Adriane Quinlan

neighborhood news Skinny-dipping in the Park Ryan McGinley’s first solo exhibit in New York in nearly a decade was shot all over the city. By Samuel Hine

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

listings edit Get In, We’re Going to Jersey This week’s worth-it New York City (and Jersey) apartment listings. By Nora DeLigter

neighborhood news Skinny-dipping in the Park Ryan McGinley’s first solo exhibit in New York in nearly a decade was shot all over the city. By Samuel Hine

On The Market

listings edit Are We Moving to Midwood Yet?

who’s selling Libbie Mugrabi Lists Her Bridgehampton Estate for $25 Million

listings edit A Tour Through the Dark Side (New Builds With Amenities)

unicorns The Double-Wide Park Slope Mansion With an Elevator and an Alex Katz

Best of New York

Cityscape

neighborhood news Skinny-dipping in the Park Ryan McGinley’s first solo exhibit in New York in nearly a decade was shot all over the city. By Samuel Hine
parks and recreation The Marina Abramovic Balloon Museum The permanent version of the immersive space opening in Seaport is going highbrow. By Ian Volner
look book The Look Book Goes to a Frozen-Yogurt Line During the first major heat wave of the season, dozens of people waited outside Culture in Greenwich Village. gallery By Jeremy Rellosa
getting around Where’s Waymo? With autonomous-vehicle tests on pause, the city has a chance to demand more from the self-driving-car company. podcast By Christopher Bonanos
nyq What is Cats Star Tempress Chasity Moore’s NYQ? On a scale of morning commute to 11 o’clock number, what is the actress reinventing Grizabella’s NYQ? By Zach Schiffman

look book Kristen, tell me about your green necklace. It’s a locket inspired by antique dolls. I feel like this has been creeping people out at Art Week. To me, that’s a success, because the Art Week people are the final barrier. The Look Book Goes to Frieze Art Fair

Design Hunting

design month What Lalanne’s Marvelously Sinister Marble-Bird Chairs Show Us At TEFAF and David Zwirner, marble and stone pieces remind us of a much more measured era of handcraft. By Camille Okhio
great rooms Where the Guests Sing For Their Supper At the home of a Gramercy couple, chicken potpie dinners are followed with Cole Porter by the piano. By Wendy Goodman
design month The Small, Beautiful Things of New York Design Month Juicy dimmers, smokestack incense holders, and handles inspired by Noguchi. By Anthony Paletta
design month 14 Standout Lamps From New York’s Design Week Including a Tobia Scarpa reissue, a mad-scientist nightlight, and milk-glass snow globes. By Anthony Paletta

The Real Estate

apartment department Do I Really Need a Trust Fund to Buy an HDFC? I feel like I qualify with my $78,000 salary, but the process of applying is making my head spin. By Clio Chang
housing ‘Nixon Froze the Rent’ Claire Valdez, the democratic socialist running for Congress, says her platform of universal rent control is rooted in history, not fantasy. By Clio Chang
broker chatter Selling Three Languishing Lofts As One $72 Million ‘Vertical Mansion’ Is it a genius marketing move or a Hail Mary from a desperate seller? By Matthew Sedacca
under a million A Turtle Bay One-Bedroom With a Wall of Casement Windows for $799,000 And a two-bedroom in a nicely renovated brownstone in Bed-Stuy. By Matthew Sedacca
brick and mortar The End Is Near for the Soho REI An official closing date has been announced. By Clio Chang