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on set

The Devil Wears Pradaville

New York City becomes a giant set for watching people watch Anne Hathaway. By Adriane Quinlan

state of the office

Domino Refinery’s Small-Space Pivot

Brooklyn developers are learning the borough is not yet the big office draw they had envisioned. By Emily Nonko

listings edit

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

Accidentally found you some amazing hardwood floors. By Nora DeLigter

The Latest

the approval matrix

The Approval Matrix: The Devil Wears Palantir Merch
state of the office

Domino Refinery’s Small-Space Pivot
listings edit

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

A First Look at Park Avenue’s Forthcoming Park
openings

The World’s ‘Largest’ Pilates Studio Is Opening in a Chelsea Carriage House

See All See All See All

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

rendering judgment A First Look at Park Avenue’s Forthcoming Park Two proposals for a wider median have plenty of seating, but only one has a bike lane. By Christopher Bonanos

openings The World’s ‘Largest’ Pilates Studio Is Opening in a Chelsea Carriage House Say hello to the Reforming Pilates Townhouse. By Clio Chang

buy it for the architecture A Secret Paul Rudolph in Bucks County An oddball stone house built by the architect for an old friend comes to market. By Adriane Quinlan

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

rendering judgment A First Look at Park Avenue’s Forthcoming Park Two proposals for a wider median have plenty of seating, but only one has a bike lane. By Christopher Bonanos

openings The World’s ‘Largest’ Pilates Studio Is Opening in a Chelsea Carriage House Say hello to the Reforming Pilates Townhouse. By Clio Chang

buy it for the architecture A Secret Paul Rudolph in Bucks County An oddball stone house built by the architect for an old friend comes to market. By Adriane Quinlan

On The Market

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

a truly terrific new york listing A Wood-Shingled House on Cranberry Street Full of Donald Judds

on the market The Brooklyn Heights ‘Spite’ House Is for Sale

languishing Lorna Simpson Can’t Find a Buyer for Her Ultramodern Fort Greene Home

Best of New York

Cityscape

king charles King Charles in Coney Island? New Yorkers on where they’d take his Royal Highness. By Anne Kadet
brick & mortar The Gate Guy Preparing for a Very Busy Season Business owners across the city are scrambling to comply with a 17-year-old law. Vincent Greco is here to help. By Clio Chang
noticings City of Orange From the West Village to Williamsburg, the light from our windows has turned hues of marigold, poppy, and cantaloupe. By Adriane Quinlan
artifacts Crutches, Dentures, Cymbals: Rediscovered Photos of the Subway’s Lost and Found A cache of rare photos now seeks an owner. By Christopher Bonanos
celebrity weddings Where in New York City Will Taylor Swift’s Wedding Be? Six veteran wedding planners weigh in. By Anne Kadet

look book How is it meeting people in person rather than online? Rae: I just think Hinge is evil. It’s like online shopping. It’s like Amazon. They’re from the same evil planet. TikTok Shop. Labubu and Dubai chocolate. The Look Book Goes to Wrestling Speed Dating

Design Hunting

design edit Marble Dominated Milan Design Week Ten Alcova picks by Wendy Goodman. By Wendy Goodman
great rooms The House Museum in Washington Heights The home of the artist George Nelson Preston, a seminal Beat Generation figure, is full of personal history. By Wendy Goodman
auctions Who Would Buy This $3 Million Golden Apple? A string of record-breaking design auctions at Sotheby’s shows furniture is now just as blue-chip as art. By David Lê
great rooms Nick Poe’s Houseplant Hot Spot The Lower East Side loft of the architectural designer is filled with monsteras, spider plants and umbrella trees. By Wendy Goodman

The Real Estate

state of the office Domino Refinery’s Small-Space Pivot Brooklyn developers are learning the borough is not yet the big office draw they had envisioned. By Emily Nonko
broker chatter ‘I’m Not Happy. Buyers Are Not Happy.’ The pied-à-terre tax has caused quite a stir among brokers who deal in eight-figure listings. By Clio Chang
under a million A One-Bedroom With All-Day Light at Cobble Hill Towers for $515,000 And a lofted East Village one-bedroom near every convenience you can imagine. By Katie McDonough
who’s selling Candice Bergen and Marshall Rose’s Co-op at 1040 Fifth Is for Sale The four-bedroom, 4.5-bath in one of Rosario Candela’s most celebrated buildings listed for $35 million. By Clio Chang
apartment department I Have a Crush on My Landlord. Should I Go for It? Or is this a really bad idea? By Clio Chang