As we wrap up 2018, 6sqft is taking a look back at the top stories of the past 12 months in topics like apartment tours, new developments, real estate trends, and history. From a behind-the-scenes tour of Williamsburg’s abandoned oil tanks to a sneak peek at Amazon’s new Long Island City home to a look back at how Native American ironworkers built the NYC skyline, these are the stories that readers couldn’t get enough of.
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As we wrap up 2017, 6sqft is taking a look back at the top stories of the past 12 months in topics like apartment tours, celebrity real estate, new developments, transportation proposals, and history. From a look inside a 150-square-foot tiny apartment to new renderings of the Moynihan Station train hall to a look back at the gritty Meatpacking District of the ’80s and ’90s, these are the stories that readers couldn’t get enough of.
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- 1920s Hudson Heights cliffside ‘Pumpkin House’ chops price to $4.25M
- Buy this entire 62-acre ghost town in Connecticut for just $1.9M
- Map: Where to watch the Macy’s fireworks this July 4th
- FIRST LOOK: See inside Penn Station’s brand new West End Concourse
- PHOTOS: First steel column installed at 1401-foot One Vanderbilt, NYC’s second-tallest skyscraper
- David Rockefeller’s historic Upper East Side mansion lists for $32.5M
- My 408sqft: A Tudor City historian lives maximally in a micro-studio using furniture on wheels
- Construction to finally begin on the new Penn Station – see new renderings!
- The history behind 42nd Street’s lost Airlines Terminal Building
- New details revealed for Upper West Side’s starchitect-studded Waterline Square
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- The Urban Lens: Travel back to the gritty Meatpacking District of the ’80s and ’90s
- After a bidding war, Diane Kruger unloads super-stylish East Village pad for $1.1M
- The history behind the iconic NYC Anthora coffee cups
- Landmarks approves plans to disassemble RKO Keith’s Flushing Theater’s historic interiors
- The Campbell Apartment: Grand Central Terminal’s historic ‘secret’ bar reopens
- To ease Penn Station woes, a new plan calls for a transit hub in Sunnyside, Queens
- Alec Baldwin sells Eldorado apartment for $1.25M
- Apply for 34 affordable units in Long Island City’s new Watermark tower, from $908/month
- 87 mixed-income apartments up for grabs at new Mott Haven rental The Graham, from $386/month
- REVEALED: Early studies of David Adjaye’s Wall Street Tower, his first skyscraper in NYC
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1. Manhattan’s last intact Gilded Age mansion can be yours for $50M
2. My 1400sqft: Inside creative couple Molly Young and Teddy Blanks’ perfectly outfitted Williamsburg loft
3. First look at Domino Sugar Factory’s 11-acre park and waterfront esplanade
4. Ari Onassis’ former Sutton Place townhouse hits the market for $30M
5. 100-year-old New Jersey ‘castle’ with 58 rooms hits the market for $48M
6. My 360sqft: Realtor Michael Miarecki brings calming beach vibes and clever storage to the Upper East Side
7. INTERVIEW: Paula Scher on designing the brands of New York’s most beloved institutions
8. Robert A.M. Stern will lead the transformation of the historic Belnord into condos
9. ‘How I Met Your Mother’ actress Cobie Smulders lists Battery Park City condo for $4M
10. Why is New York City called the Big Apple?
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March’s 10 Most-Read Stories
- New rendering for the Sheepshead Bay condo that’s the tallest residential building in South Brooklyn
- The 10 best plants for apartment dwellers
- Exciting new details emerge for the TWA Terminal hotel
- Oiio’s ‘Big Bend’ proposal for Billionaires’ Row would be the world’s longest building
- The Urban Lens: Inside McSorley’s Old Ale House, NYC’s oldest bar
- My 150sqft: Architect-turned-actor Anthony Triolo shows us his custom-designed tiny apartment
- Lottery opens for historic brownstone-replacing apartments in Harlem, from $659/month
- How Aaron Burr gave the city a faulty system of wooden water mains
- Philip Johnson’s Rockefeller Guest House, a ‘secret’ modernist gem on Manhattan’s east side
- Live in a hip DUMBO warehouse conversion for $895/month, lottery opening at 181 Front Street
This Week’s Features
- 15 indoor air-purifying plants for your apartment or home
- From the Westside Cowboys to the Oreo cookie: 10 Secrets of Chelsea Market
- Zaha Hadid’s unknown, unbuilt and celebrated projects in New York City
- Art Nerd New York’s top event picks for the week – 3/30-4/5
- The Urban Lens: Explore the history of human communication through 100 Barclay’s ceiling murals
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Images: “Big Bend” via Oiio Studio (L); by Evan Joseph for 100 Barclay
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February’s 10 Most-Read Stories
- NYC’s top 10 wealthiest ZIP codes will surprise you
- ‘The Daily Show’ host Trevor Noah buys a $10M Stella Tower penthouse
- VIDEO: How a man lives and works in a 78-square-foot Hell’s Kitchen ‘studio’
- Hamptons home prices sag as luxury buyers head to hipper Hudson Valley
- New Stuyvesant Town lottery opens for middle-income units from $2,805/month
- Concert pianist Inon Barnatan looks to unload his Harlem loft for $2.25 million
- Kirsten Dunst’s vintage-cool Soho penthouse returns for $5M
- Win this Catskills cabin with a 200-word essay
- Oldest home in Brooklyn Heights is on the market for $6.65M
- J.P. Morgan’s 120-year-old ‘Great Camp Uncas’ in the Adirondack wilderness reduced to $2.7M
This Week’s Features
- 9 artsy and inexpensive DIY ideas for decorating a rental
- My 680sqft: A staging professional mixes family heirlooms and eclectic finds in a modern Harlem condo
- How Aaron Burr gave the city a faulty system of wooden water mains
- Women’s History Month began in New York in 1909 to honor the city’s garment workers’ strike
- Art Nerd New York’s top event picks for Armory Arts Week 2017
- The Urban Lens: Fernando Paz puts a skateboard in the hands of aloof New Yorkers
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January’s 10 Most-Read Stories
- Cuomo announces 750-mile Empire State Trail, a continuous trail connecting NYC to Canada
- My 600sqft: Journalist Alexandra King turns a schlumpy Park Slope rental into a stunning boho-chic pad
- Lottery opens for 44 affordable senior apartments on Staten Island’s Stapleton waterfront
- Built in Poland and shipped in pieces, NYC’s biggest modular hotel project is 55 percent complete
- Own Frank Lloyd Wright’s horseshoe-shaped ‘Tirranna’ home in New Canaan, CT for $8M
- REVEALED: $10 billion overhaul announced for JFK Airport – see new renderings
- Lottery opens for 63 affordable units at former Bushwick convent, starting at $519/month
- Eli Manning buys $8M beachfront mansion in the Hamptons
- 7 tips for soundproofing a noisy apartment
- Live in ODA’s new Crown Heights rental from $845/month, lottery opening for 24 units
This Week’s Features
- Health and high-rise living: Is higher healthier?
- 7 easy ways to feng shui your apartment
- Art Nerd New York’s Top Event Picks for the Week – 1/26-2/1
- The Urban Lens: Inside the Village East Cinema, one of NY’s last surviving ‘Yiddish Rialto’ theaters
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Images: Alexandra King’s Park Slope rental by Erin Kestenbaum exclusively for 6sqft (L); Frank Lloyd Wright’s Tirranna home via Houlihan Lawrence (R)
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As we wrap up 2016, 6sqft is taking a look back at the top stories of the past 12 months in topics like apartment tours, celebrity real estate, new developments, transportation proposals, and history. From a look inside a Williamsburg loft filled with more than 500 plants to news of Brooklyn’s first 1,000+ foot tower receiving approvals, these are the stories that readers couldn’t get enough of.
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November’s 10 Most-Read Stories
- Live in SHoP’s Domino Sugar Refinery tower for $596/month, lottery open for 104 units
- My 4000sqft: Tour the 113-year-old Ditmas Park home of an architectural preservationist
- Apply for 195 affordable units in Long Island City’s glitzy new rental tower The Hayden, from $913/month
- Lottery opens for two affordable units in prime Greenpoint, starting at $904/Month
- Subway Therapy let thousands of New Yorkers leave their election grief on Post-it notes
- A penthouse off Central Park on the Upper East Side for $190K? Believe it!
- New York’s dirty little secret: The apartment kitchen
- Daredevil climber scales Robert A.M. Stern’s 220 Central Park South to capture these insane shots
- Photographer Danica O. Kus provides new interior views of Bjarke Ingels’ Via 57 West
- $3.95M Yonkers castle with more than 20 rooms is out of this world
This Week’s Features
- Vote for 6sqft’s 2016 Building of the Year!
- 6sqft Designer Gift Guide: 85 ideas curated by NYC creatives
- Spotlight on Jared Kushner, real estate wunderkind and unexpected presidential advisor
- The history of the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree, a NYC holiday tradition
- The 15 best NYC holiday markets and indie pop-up shops
- 10 eco-friendly Christmas tree alternatives for small spaces and apartments
- Art Nerd New York’s Top Event Picks for the Week- 12/1-12/7
- My 2,200sqft: Rug designer Amy Helfand shows us around her organic live/work home in Red Hook
- The Urban Lens: Inside the Christmas wonderland that is Rolf’s German Restaurant
- How 100 years of zoning has shaped New York City
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