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infrastructure watch


WALLING UP THE EAST SIDE TO SAVE IT

Why the floodgates on the waterfront look the way they do. By Christopher
Bonanos
getting around


THE DEADLY SCHOOL-ZONE CROSSING

The deaths of a 7-year-old in Fort Greene and a Woodhaven crossing guard were
preventable and predictable. By Clio Chang
a truly terrific new york listing


A TURN-OF-THE-CENTURY PORTRAIT PAINTER’S STUDIO IN GRAMERCY PARK

There’s a 14th-century fireplace mantel, library ladders, and a loft space. By
Adriane Quinlan


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developing The Flatiron Building’s Luxury-Housing Era Is Beginning Long, pointy,
highly desirable apartments. By Christopher Bonanos

best of new york The Best Hair Braiders in New York Including Beyoncé-inspired
Lemonade braids and any kind of cornrow. By Tembe Denton-Hurst

the money game ‘You Could Look Back and Say They Should Have Known’ Some
multifamily landlords thought their loans would stay cheap and rents would go up
forever. It was a bad bet. By Kim Velsey

listings edit This Week’s Worth-It New York City Listings The lofts are having a
moment. By Nora DeLigter
developing The Flatiron Building’s Luxury-Housing Era Is Beginning Long, pointy,
highly desirable apartments. By Christopher Bonanos

best of new york The Best Hair Braiders in New York Including Beyoncé-inspired
Lemonade braids and any kind of cornrow. By Tembe Denton-Hurst

the money game ‘You Could Look Back and Say They Should Have Known’ Some
multifamily landlords thought their loans would stay cheap and rents would go up
forever. It was a bad bet. By Kim Velsey

listings edit This Week’s Worth-It New York City Listings The lofts are having a
moment. By Nora DeLigter


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

a truly terrific new york listing Stephen Sondheim’s Turtle Bay Townhouse Is for
Sale

on the market A Duplex is For Sale in the Coveted Villa Charlotte Brontë

on the market The Wing’s Office (and Furniture) Is for Sale


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CITYSCAPE

 * getting around Welcome to the McGuinness Boulevard Parking Lot–Bike
   Lane–Loading Zone The mayor made a mess of the planned redesign. Now
   everyone’s confused. By Clio Chang
 * look book The Look Book Goes to the Central Park Conservancy Fall Luncheon
   The Women’s Committee and guests brought in over $325,000 at the annual
   fundraiser. gallery By Kelsie Schrader and Jenna Milliner-Waddell
 * chapters What a School-bus Crash in Jerusalem Reveals About Life in Occupied
   Palestine A deadly collision exposes the system of checkpoints and borders
   that made it inevitable. By Nathan Thrall
 * rendering judgment The 2024 Streetery Is All About Light and Air A look at
   the new renderings from the city. By Christopher Bonanos
 * street view Thomas Heatherwick Thinks Nearly All New Buildings Are Boring A
   critique of his critique. By Justin Davidson

look book How was it getting here? I was rescued by a pedicab driver and driven
to the park. You can’t drive into the park, and I was in Manolos. And Boris, the
pedicab driver offered me a ride. I explained that I didn’t have my wallet, and
he graciously offered me a free ride to the Bethesda Fountain.  The Look Book
Goes to the Central Park Conservancy Fall Luncheon


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   Wendy Goodman
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   every retail façade in Manhattan? By Mia Mercado
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   He found some of it on the street. By Wendy Goodman


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 * who’s selling Matt Drudge Lists Very Beige Miami Compound for $2.9 Million
   The secluded property promises buyers “FOREVER PRIVACY.” By Clio Chang
 * who’s buying Ken Griffin Is Building the Most Expensive House in the World
   And it will almost certainly get swallowed by the ocean. By Clio Chang
 * who’s selling The Union Square Duplex Where Taylor Swift Took the 1989
   Polaroids Is for Sale The door marked up with lyrics is still there,
   preserved by the owner. By Adriane Quinlan
 * the housing market There’s a West Village Frankenmansion on the Market It
   involves two 1840s townhouses and a former auto shop behind them. By Adriane
   Quinlan


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