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the yesteryear issue

‘I Became the Most-Wanted Graffiti Artist in New York’

Lee Quiñones revisits his renegade ’80s art world. By Lee Quiñones and Paula Aceves

under a million

A Clinton Hill One-Bedroom With a Lovely Roof-Deck for $799,000

And a funny little triplex near Central Park on East 75th. By Katie McDonough

working arrangements

The Bar That’s an Office 4 Days a Week

The Francis Kite Club was closed until 5 p.m. Lux Magazine and OR Books needed a place to work. By Adriane Quinlan

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under a million

A Clinton Hill One-Bedroom With a Lovely Roof-Deck for $799,000
the yesteryear issue

‘I Became the Most-Wanted Graffiti Artist in New York’
working arrangements

The Bar That’s an Office 4 Days a Week
care and maintenance

No Visitors, No Packages, and Please Don’t Do Laundry!

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

care and maintenance No Visitors, No Packages, and Please Don’t Do Laundry! Doorman buildings are sharing contingency plans ahead of a potential strike. By Anne Kadet

on the market The Brooklyn Heights ‘Spite’ House Is for Sale The brownstone on Columbia Heights, left to rot for decades, will hit the market for $15 million, per a broker. By Adriane Quinlan

listings edit This Week’s Worth-It New York City Apartment Listings In the land of the pied-à-terre tax. By Nora DeLigter

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

care and maintenance No Visitors, No Packages, and Please Don’t Do Laundry! Doorman buildings are sharing contingency plans ahead of a potential strike. By Anne Kadet

on the market The Brooklyn Heights ‘Spite’ House Is for Sale The brownstone on Columbia Heights, left to rot for decades, will hit the market for $15 million, per a broker. By Adriane Quinlan

listings edit This Week’s Worth-It New York City Apartment Listings In the land of the pied-à-terre tax. By Nora DeLigter

On The Market

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

who’s selling The Poet’s House on Wyckoff Street

who’s selling Robert Frank and June Leaf’s Bleecker Street Studio Is for Sale

languishing A Music Critic’s Soho Loft With Floor-to-Ceiling CDs

Best of New York

Cityscape

hot garbage Are the City’s New Trash Cans Breaking Already? Some of the street-corner Better Bins are losing their heads. DSNY says the problem is under control. By Christopher Bonanos
best of new york 259 More Things New Yorkers Should Know From free child care at the YMCA to Isaac Mizrahi’s cobbler, our annual handbook will help you make the most of the city. By The Editors
street view Making More Room for the Living Among the Dead The Green-Wood Cemetery’s new visitor center envelops a greenhouse— but manages to be self-effacing. By Justin Davidson
nyq What Is ‘The Gilded Age’ Star Ben Ahlers’s NYQ? From “clock twink” to the Grand Central clock, where does Death of a Salesman star Ben Ahlers fit? By Zach Schiffman
noticings ‘They Put the B-team on the New Museum’ OMA designed it. The expansion took a decade and cost $82 million. So why was there packing tape on the railing? By Matthew Sedacca

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

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
great rooms The Minimalist’s Soho Loft The curator Jessica Morgan avoids overdecorating at home. “Frankly, I don’t like having things,” she says. “We’re not really tchotchkes people.” By Wendy Goodman
great rooms The Family That Wallpapers Together Rumaan Alam and David Land, with their two sons, downsized toa three-bedroom in Fort Greene and then colormaxxed everything. By Wendy Goodman
operators The Elite Design Firm That Built Jeffrey Epstein’s World The Pintos designed his New York, Paris, and Caribbean homes. They seem to have turned a blind eye to everything else. By Adam Robb

The Real Estate

under a million A Clinton Hill One-Bedroom With a Lovely Roof-Deck for $799,000 And a funny little triplex near Central Park on East 75th. By Katie McDonough
working arrangements The Bar That’s an Office 4 Days a Week The Francis Kite Club was closed until 5 p.m. Lux Magazine and OR Books needed a place to work. By Adriane Quinlan
get out of town A Mid-Century House in Hillsdale With a Pool and an Artist’s Studio Plus a gatehouse in Rhinebeck that might be worth the renovation costs. By Clio Chang
who’s buying Chris Christie Bought a Co-op on Irving Place The former governor of New Jersey paid $1.5 million for the two-bed, two-bath near Union Square. By Clio Chang
under a million A One-Bedroom With Bridge Views on Pineapple Street for $597,000 And another one-bedroom in Park Slope’s Chiclet Mansion. By Matthew Sedacca