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Studio Museum in Harlem unveils new home

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Writer Michelle Young designed her Crown Heights home for work and play, with space for culture and community included

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NYC GUIDES

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The latest tips about living in the city.

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The 3 biggest NYC real estate scams—and how to protect yourself

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The 3 biggest NYC real estate scams—and how to protect yourself

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Everything old is new again: Why NYC buyers are choosing pre-war apartments over new developments

August 11, 2025

Everything old is new again: Why NYC buyers are choosing pre-war apartments over new developments

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This Crown Heights block was named the greenest in Brooklyn

August 5, 2025

This Crown Heights block was named the greenest in Brooklyn

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What $1 million gets you in 2025: A borough-by-borough breakdown

July 3, 2025

What $1 million gets you in 2025: A borough-by-borough breakdown

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This year’s ‘Summer Streets’ will run length of Manhattan, with car-free corridor from Brooklyn Bridge to Inwood

July 2, 2025

This year’s ‘Summer Streets’ will run length of Manhattan, with car-free corridor from Brooklyn Bridge to Inwood

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Central Park hit hottest temperature since 2012

June 25, 2025

Central Park hit hottest temperature since 2012

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During NYC’s heat wave, find a cooling center near you

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During NYC’s heat wave, find a cooling center near you

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10 tranquil spots in NYC for some peace and quiet

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10 tranquil spots in NYC for some peace and quiet

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Upper West Side’s Metro Theater on track to reopen after 20 years

April 7, 2025

Upper West Side’s Metro Theater on track to reopen after 20 years

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Neighborhood Tours

Explore New York’s distinctive neighborhoods.

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Jane’s Walk NYC returns with nearly 200 free walking tours across all five boroughs

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NYC night markets: 10 food festivals to check out

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April 15, 2024

Jane’s Walk NYC returns with nearly 200 free walking tours across all five boroughs

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Focus on 57th Street: Manhattan real estate insiders Leslie Hirsch and Howard Morrel chart the rise of Billionaires’ Row

March 13, 2024

Focus on 57th Street: Manhattan real estate insiders Leslie Hirsch and Howard Morrel chart the rise of Billionaires’ Row

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Neighborhood insider: Lyon Porter on Williamsburg’s evolving identity and enduring charm

January 24, 2024

Neighborhood insider: Lyon Porter on Williamsburg’s evolving identity and enduring charm

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Your guide to the West Village: New York City’s downtown heart of cultural history

October 10, 2023

Your guide to the West Village: New York City’s downtown heart of cultural history

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Chelsea Waterside Park reopens after $15.2M overhaul

June 19, 2023

Chelsea Waterside Park reopens after $15.2M overhaul

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New Jersey’s largest resiliency park can hold up to 2 million gallons of stormwater

June 14, 2023

New Jersey’s largest resiliency park can hold up to 2 million gallons of stormwater

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NYC’s first multi-family geothermal project tops out in Coney Island

May 25, 2023

NYC’s first multi-family geothermal project tops out in Coney Island

By Aaron Ginsburg

$700M climate research campus designed by SOM headed to Governors Island

April 24, 2023

$700M climate research campus designed by SOM headed to Governors Island

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Adams proposes NYC’s first composting mandate

March 27, 2023

Adams proposes NYC’s first composting mandate

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Getting Away

Sometimes you just need to get away.

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Restored mid-century modern home in Newburgh designed by Philip Johnson asks $2.9M

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Experience the Victorian-era magic of Cape May this holiday season

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February 20, 2025

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4 cozy winter cabin getaways in New York

February 18, 2025

4 cozy winter cabin getaways in New York

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10 spots in the Hamptons to pick your own pumpkins, apples, vegetables, and fall flowers

October 14, 2024

10 spots in the Hamptons to pick your own pumpkins, apples, vegetables, and fall flowers

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$1.8M restored Marcel Breuer house on the Hudson has kept its mid-century modern spirit intact

April 18, 2024

$1.8M restored Marcel Breuer house on the Hudson has kept its mid-century modern spirit intact

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A fashion designer’s cozy converted 1920s barn in upstate NY asks $2.9M

April 8, 2024

A fashion designer’s cozy converted 1920s barn in upstate NY asks $2.9M

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This $795K Hudson Valley farmhouse has clean, classic curb appeal–and a guest house in the back

March 25, 2024

This $795K Hudson Valley farmhouse has clean, classic curb appeal–and a guest house in the back

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19th-century townhouse in Hudson, NY has three units, retail space, and a three-bay garage for $2M

March 20, 2024

19th-century townhouse in Hudson, NY has three units, retail space, and a three-bay garage for $2M

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This $3.5M Westchester estate is a private refuge surrounded by village life

March 13, 2024

This $3.5M Westchester estate is a private refuge surrounded by village life

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For $665K, this little upstate home is the answer to your log cabin fantasies

March 11, 2024

For $665K, this little upstate home is the answer to your log cabin fantasies

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Where I Work

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Ryan Serhant unveils SERHANT. House NYC, high-tech ‘brokerage of the future’ office in Soho

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Ryan Serhant unveils SERHANT. House NYC, high-tech ‘brokerage of the future’ office in Soho

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This new cookbook grew from the grassroots effort to share baked goods with essential workers

April 12, 2021

This new cookbook grew from the grassroots effort to share baked goods with essential workers

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We Remember: New Yorkers share stories of loss, light, and love during the COVID pandemic

March 11, 2021

We Remember: New Yorkers share stories of loss, light, and love during the COVID pandemic

By Dana Schulz

Inside Casey Rubber Stamps: How this tiny rubber stamp shop has survived for 41 years in NYC

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Inside Casey Rubber Stamps: How this tiny rubber stamp shop has survived for 41 years in NYC

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The secret history of Julius’, the oldest gay bar in NYC

July 21, 2020

The secret history of Julius’, the oldest gay bar in NYC

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How this Brooklyn non-profit is producing 500,000+ isolation gowns for NYC hospitals

June 4, 2020

How this Brooklyn non-profit is producing 500,000+ isolation gowns for NYC hospitals

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Meet iMakr, the Brooklyn 3D-printer that’s made 5,000 face shields for NYC’s healthcare workers

May 27, 2020

Meet iMakr, the Brooklyn 3D-printer that’s made 5,000 face shields for NYC’s healthcare workers

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New Yorkers share their ‘silver linings’ during these tough times

April 9, 2020

New Yorkers share their ‘silver linings’ during these tough times

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6sqft Trivia: How much do you know about New York City heroes over the years?

April 3, 2020

6sqft Trivia: How much do you know about New York City heroes over the years?

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Insider Tours

Get behind the velvet rope to some of the city’s iconic locations.

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A guide to Archtober, NYC’s architecture and design festival

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Studio Museum in Harlem unveils new home

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A guide to Archtober, NYC’s architecture and design festival

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A guide to Archtober, NYC’s architecture and design festival

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Behind the Mexican Modernism of Luis Barragán that inspired this year’s NYBG Orchid Show

April 1, 2025

Behind the Mexican Modernism of Luis Barragán that inspired this year’s NYBG Orchid Show

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How an UWS dry cleaner brings joy to the community through elaborate Barbie window displays

December 2, 2024

How an UWS dry cleaner brings joy to the community through elaborate Barbie window displays

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Archtober 2024: Your guide to this year’s celebration of architecture and design

September 9, 2024

Archtober 2024: Your guide to this year’s celebration of architecture and design

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8 best bike rides in NYC

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8 best bike rides in NYC

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Vintage photos look back on the futuristic 1964 New York World’s Fair in Queens

May 14, 2024

Vintage photos look back on the futuristic 1964 New York World’s Fair in Queens

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NYCxDESIGN 2024: What to see and do at New York City’s annual deep dive into design

May 9, 2024

NYCxDESIGN 2024: What to see and do at New York City’s annual deep dive into design

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See inside the Brooklyn Paramount as historic theater reopens after 60 years

April 1, 2024

See inside the Brooklyn Paramount as historic theater reopens after 60 years

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The Ellis Island Museum to be ‘reimagined’ in $100M makeover

March 28, 2024

The Ellis Island Museum to be ‘reimagined’ in $100M makeover

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Home Tours

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My 3,000sqft: Architect Wid Chapman renovated his Upper East Side home using color and openness

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Work from home NYC: Small-space buff Rae Lambert transforms her entryway into a pop-up office

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Work from home NYC: Small-space buff Rae Lambert transforms her entryway into a pop-up office

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My 1,600sqft: In her eponymous shop and Soho loft, designer Michele Varian celebrates creativity

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My 1,600sqft: In her eponymous shop and Soho loft, designer Michele Varian celebrates creativity

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My 750sqft: A marketing strategist’s passion for sustainability is on full display in her Park Slope pad

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My 750sqft: A marketing strategist’s passion for sustainability is on full display in her Park Slope pad

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My 400sqft: How a lifestyle blogger and her husband make small-space living work for them

September 10, 2019

My 400sqft: How a lifestyle blogger and her husband make small-space living work for them

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My 2,400sqft: Inside Compass agent Christine Blackburn’s custom-designed Fort Greene home

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My 2,400sqft: Inside Compass agent Christine Blackburn’s custom-designed Fort Greene home

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Our 700sqft: See how two musicians (and their instruments) make it work in Greenpoint

August 7, 2019

Our 700sqft: See how two musicians (and their instruments) make it work in Greenpoint

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My 1,400sqft: A bright Chelsea duplex does live-work duty for a hair stylist and her family

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My 1,400sqft: A bright Chelsea duplex does live-work duty for a hair stylist and her family

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My 800sqft: See inside the memory-filled, minimalist Village pad of Museum Hack founder Nick Gray

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