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New York Didn’t Know What to Do With Isamu Noguchi

The sculptor’s rejected playgrounds and plazas come back into view at his namesake museum. By Christopher Bonanos

trophies

A New Buyer for the Chrysler Building?

Tishman Speyer, which previously owned the building’s ground lease, is reportedly in talks to buy the skyscraper back. By Kim Velsey

under a million

A Two-Bedroom in Hudson Heights With Lovely Leaded Windows for $650,000

And a roomy one-bedroom at the Osborne with pocket doors and views of Carnegie Hall. By Katie McDonough

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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

apartment department I Want to Buy a Brownstone With My Best Friend And have no idea where to start. Please tell me everything. By Clio Chang

getting around From Bernhard Goetz to Renee Good Two books revisit the 1984 subway shooting and the “reasonable fear” defense. By Christopher Bonanos

getting around The New Geography of a Frozen City The single-file sidewalk, the bus-stop mountain, and other features of life after the storm. By Clio Chang

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

apartment department I Want to Buy a Brownstone With My Best Friend And have no idea where to start. Please tell me everything. By Clio Chang

getting around From Bernhard Goetz to Renee Good Two books revisit the 1984 subway shooting and the “reasonable fear” defense. By Christopher Bonanos

getting around The New Geography of a Frozen City The single-file sidewalk, the bus-stop mountain, and other features of life after the storm. By Clio Chang

On The Market

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Best of New York

Cityscape

look book The Look Book Goes to a Bridge Club On a recent Wednesday afternoon, dozens of declarers and dummies paired up to play cards and sip coffee at Honors in Midtown East. gallery By Jeremy Rellosa
diy So You Want to Build an Ice Rink in Your Tiny Brooklyn Backyard? A detailed conversation with someone who actually did it. By Clio Chang
brick & mortar The Pokémon Heist on West 13th Street An armed robbery at the new Poké Court is the latest sign of a collectors’ market that’s gone off the rails. By Clio Chang
on set Building Marty Supreme’s New York Production designer Jack Fisk on creating a 1950s playground for Timothée Chalamet. By Adriane Quinlan
apartment department How Do I Convince My Super to Compost? After a rocky rollout involving street trash and poop bags, he totally gave up. But I know it can work! By Clio Chang

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 Cuban House of Spirits The home of the artists José Parlá and Claudia Hilda is a monument to the tropics in Fort Greene. By Wendy Goodman
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

The Real Estate

trophies A New Buyer for the Chrysler Building? Tishman Speyer, which previously owned the building’s ground lease, is reportedly in talks to buy the skyscraper back. By Kim Velsey
under a million A Two-Bedroom in Hudson Heights With Lovely Leaded Windows for $650,000 And a roomy one-bedroom at the Osborne with pocket doors and views of Carnegie Hall. By Katie McDonough
state of the market Will Mamdani’s Rent Freeze Make Everyone Else’s Go Up? Surprisingly, housing experts for and against the mayor’s proposal agree on one thing. By Clio Chang
brick and mortar The Biggest New Store Opening of the Past Year Is … TJ Maxx The brand’s new Herald Square location will take over the Gap space that’s been vacant since 2020. By Kim Velsey
broker chatter The New Downtown ‘It’ Building Is 80 Clarkson the must-have address for the ultrawealthy? Or is it just clever marketing? By Kim Velsey