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street fights

How to Make Six Figures By Reporting Idling Trucks

New York created a program that let citizens earn money by reporting polluters. Then it went to war with them. By Rafil Kroll-Zaidi

the housing market

What Even Is a Buyer’s Market These Days?

And are we in one yet? By Kim Velsey

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

We scoped out some neighborhoods with the highest elevation. By Nora DeLigter

The Latest

street fights

How to Make Six Figures By Reporting Idling Trucks
listings edit

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

What Even Is a Buyer’s Market These Days?
celebrity real estate

The Kushner-Klosses Buy a Precarious Malibu Landmark
beach fights

The Hoopla Over Ho-Hum

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celebrity real estate The Kushner-Klosses Buy a Precarious Malibu Landmark It’s a great house, for however long it stands. By Adriane Quinlan

beach fights The Hoopla Over Ho-Hum A neighboring town challenged Bellport Village residents’ exclusive access to a Fire Island beach. The villagers aren’t having it. By Bridget Read

developing The Flatiron Will Go Condo Plans have been revealed for a conversion to 60 very nice apartments, some of them pointy. By Adriane Quinlan

getting around Park Avenue’s Park Is Coming Back. Partially. Eventually. Restoring part of a gracious streetscape that we once ceded to cars. By Christopher Bonanos

celebrity real estate The Kushner-Klosses Buy a Precarious Malibu Landmark It’s a great house, for however long it stands. By Adriane Quinlan

beach fights The Hoopla Over Ho-Hum A neighboring town challenged Bellport Village residents’ exclusive access to a Fire Island beach. The villagers aren’t having it. By Bridget Read

developing The Flatiron Will Go Condo Plans have been revealed for a conversion to 60 very nice apartments, some of them pointy. By Adriane Quinlan

getting around Park Avenue’s Park Is Coming Back. Partially. Eventually. Restoring part of a gracious streetscape that we once ceded to cars. By Christopher Bonanos

On The Market

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

under a million An Upper West Side Studio That Can Pass for a One-Bedroom for $469,000

who’s selling A Real-Estate Heir’s Beekman Place Duplex

buy it for the architecture The Biggest Apartment in Shigeru Ban’s First U.S. Condo

Best of New York

Cityscape

my first new york Richard Kind Used to Sublet to Jon Stewart The actor, joining ‘Only Murders in the Building’ this season, talks about his early years in New York as a singing waiter and struggling actor. By Clio Chang
art scene Nothing But Balloons at the Park Avenue Armory The experience is weird, garish, imperfect, and somehow still fun. By Ian Volner
street view The End of Our Decrepit Streetery Era New rules may have scared away many restaurants, but this may be the beginning of better outdoor dining. By Justin Davidson
gone upstate A Catskills Camp by a Bed-Stuy Queer Bar Singers’s new space has donkeys, a cedar-lined hot tub, and six tastefully renovated rooms. By Zach Schiffman
election 2024 A Housing Expert on Kamala Harris’s New Proposals Turns out the presidential candidate has some YIMBY tendencies. By Bridget Read

look book How did you pick this space?It had so much great history. Pretty much everyone who lives in that area went to that school, so it was particularly thrilling to see old students and teachers. I learned where the detention room was, where kids went and smoked cigarettes — the secret life of a building. The Look Book Goes to the Campus

Design Hunting

great rooms A Gallery Owner and an Artist, Having a Ball Living in a Former Ballroom Jack Shainman and Carlos Vega’s apartment had to have space for “big art.” By Wendy Goodman
great rooms The Cold Picnic Couple Have a Very Chill Catskills Farmhouse Its four bedrooms, pond, and forest are more than enough space for their daughters and their dogs to roam. By Wendy Goodman
design edit Blocky Face Ceramics, Brazilian Modernism, and More Design Finds Plus, a new Chinatown antiques gallery by designer Fernando Santangelo. By Morgan Meier
designing for life Pottery Barn Made Some Remarkably Nice Furniture For Seniors A new Michael Graves design collaboration is unusually subtle about accessibility. By Natalia Torija

The Real Estate

the housing market What Even Is a Buyer’s Market These Days? And are we in one yet? By Kim Velsey
landlords Everything We Know About the Federal Lawsuit Against RealPage The company is accused of running a nationwide “scheme with landlords to break the law.” By Bridget Read
get out of town A Converted Church With 30-Foot Ceilings in Hudson And the mid-century home of Robert Sherman, a longtime classical-music radio host. By Clio Chang
a truly terrific new york listing A Concert Pianist’s Duplex Penthouse With a Huge Private Terrace The acoustics at the Upper West Side studio building have regularly drawn pianists and opera stars. By Adriane Quinlan
buy it for the architecture An Elizabethan-Style East Hampton Playhouse Is for Sale It was turned into a vacation home by a series of theater-obsessed owners. By Adriane Quinlan