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Curbed Is Moving to New York Magazine
We couldn’t imagine a better fit.
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Inside New York City’s best homes
From a converted factory in Gowanus to a designer’s own apartment on the Upper East Side
We couldn’t imagine a better fit.
From a converted factory in Gowanus to a designer’s own apartment on the Upper East Side
Rarely does a hotel launch drum up so much fanfare, but then again, the TWA Hotel isn’t any old project
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New York City is a constant character in the long-running series, but it’s a simulacrum of the real thing.
A new film explores photographer Jay Maisel’s move from the landmarked building after living there for 49 years
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Eleven things to consider before choosing your new home
"It was the land that time forgot"
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From supporting local businesses and getting to know your neighbors to joining your local community board, here’s how you can make a difference in your neighborhood, borough, and the greater city.
In the five boroughs, over 500 outdoor basketball courts remain places for IRL connection.
Experts claim retail is dead, but the "vertical centers" and "food halls" in America’s densest city just keep coming.
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Don’t get overwhelmed by the process—we’ve outlined how to set a budget, what to bring when you apply for an apartment, and more.
How idealistic 20th-century planning created a 21st-century loophole for developers on the Lower East Side.
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From modernist buildings to new residential skyscrapers.
Advocates and service providers weigh in on possible solutions.
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Kensinger’s Camera Obscura column is a cultural artifact of a period of major change in New York
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A comprehensive guide to the subway’s history, unspoken rules of conduct, and more insider intel
New York City has lost countless cultural and historic institutions in the past decade
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When it comes to finding good quality furniture in New York City, the options are basically endless—but which ones are the best? That's where we come in, with this list of more than two dozen fantastic furniture and home design stores in NYC.
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A comprehensive guide to New York City's affordable housing lotteries.
A breakdown of ULURP and how the controversial city planning process is crucial to life in New York.
New design guidelines for New York’s iconic corner stores may erase an aesthetically important part of the urban landscape.
Our New York-based architecture critic says, "Yes, in my backyard"
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From the Empire State Building to the Statue of Liberty, these buildings are the heart and soul of this city.
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There’s no one-size-fits-all answer to the age-old question
The decline of New York City’s subway system isn’t a new thing—and if you go back far enough, you see how the influential city planner was to blame.
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Curbed New York's editors have chosen the 26 places that you must visit in New York right now—the new classics, old favorites, and other essential sites.
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These 20+ skyscrapers will forever alter the New York City skyline
Where do the wealthiest New Yorkers live? The answers may surprise you (or not).
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We’ve rounded up the very best spots for families looking to explore everything NYC has to offer.
From foraging to beekeeping.
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Just like the rest of New York City, our 112 year-old subway system consists of many layers, each of which provides a glimpse into a sliver of the city’s history. Here's a sampling of the city’s most intriguing abandoned tunnels and stations.
From Columbia’s Low Library to Times Square, New York City’s greatest stairways are also its most convivial public places. Not so at Hudson Yards.
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From the Staten Island Ferry to the fancy bathrooms in Bryant Park, here are the city’s best places for a sob session.
Take a tour of the World Trade Center site, which has been rebuilt in the nearly two decades since 9/11
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Consider this list a starting point for anyone who wants to understand how New York became, well, New York.
I spent an afternoon in New York City’s most exclusive park.
If we want to alleviate NYC’s traffic woes, we need to start with Manhattan; and instead of small steps we need to take one big leap: ban cars.
That approach would prioritize ULURP projects in areas hardest hit by COVID-19.
Inside a rent strike in the Bronx.
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