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Wharf tourist trap adds one-story drop
The tourists don’t mind, though. In fact, they’re paying for it over at the San Francisco Dungeon’s new drop ride.
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Celebrate Day of the Dead with famous architects' distinctive tombstones
Architects are known for being sticklers, cantankerous even. They spend their lives experimenting with shapes and forms, so it only seems fitting that their grave markers would be just as distinctive.
LA’s cheapest, most expensive neighborhoods for renters
The median cost of rent in October in the city of Los Angeles was $1,890. That's up 3 percent over the same time last year.
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Demolition of Brooklyn Heights Library will likely begin this December
Developer Hudson Companies fought off a lawsuit by a local group this past summer, and the Brooklyn Heights branch was closed in July for the redevelopment. In the interim, the Brooklyn Heights branch is operating out of a nearby church.
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Jehovah’s Witnesses look to unload another prime Brooklyn property
The site was once home to the tallest building in Brooklyn, Hotel Margaret, but that building was destroyed in a fire in 1980. The Witnesses purchased it in 1986 and housed many of their headquarters staff there in subsequent years.
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5 things we learned from getting scammed by short-term renters
Lesson one: don’t let desperation make you naïve
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East Boston's 10 least expensive homes for sale
Among the 10 least expensive market-rate homes for sale in East Boston right now, the most expensive are relatively tiny condos. How's that work, exactly?
‘Live documentary’ examines architect R Buckminster Fuller
In a one-night-only performance at Skirball Cultural Center, director Sam Green and Yo La Tengo will perform Green's live film on the visionary Buckminster Fuller. Curbed asked Green and Yo La Tengo guitarist Ira Kaplan about the project.
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New batch of affordable Greenpoint Landing apartments available from $393
A little more than a year after construction began, the housing lottery for 5 Blue Slip, one of Greenpoint Landing’s affordable rentals, is open, with apartments intended for extremely low to low-income New Yorkers.
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In photos: Murder Kroger’s last hurrah before demolition
The nefarious Atlanta landmark is no more. May it rest in peace.