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Should a Building be Demolished for Ruining the Skyline of a Public Sculpture?
The sculpture, comprising 64 concrete pyramids arranged in a perfect circle around two and half acres of black volcanic rock, is one of most peaceful places in the city. But a new eight-story building threatens to disrupt all that.
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'Million Dollar Listing New York' S5E7: Downtown Demands
When we left off with Ryan Serhant last week, he was in the middle of a fight with the world's friendliest broker, Amy, who he is sharing a co-listing with at The Jade.
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10 Stellar Travel Photography Instagram Accounts to Follow
With summer upon us, here's a look at some of our favorite Instagram accounts that spotlight great travel photography, from Venice to Tel Aviv, and New York City to Portland, Oregon.
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SOM’s Undulating 57th Street Tower Will Have Rentals From $3,200
Units range in size from studios to three bedrooms and feature high ceilings, hardwood floors, oversized windows, and bathrooms with Porcelanosa tiling. The 65-story building features a total of 169 rentals.
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Why Some Want to Snap Boston's 'Pencil Tower'
The 302-foot tower proposed for the site of the old Felt nightclub in the Ladder District will increase traffic and drown out the aesthetics of the neighborhood, opponents say. There's also the matter of its size.
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World Trade Center Observatory Isn’t Getting As Many Visitors As Anticipated
One World Observatory celebrated its first birthday on May 29, and a report finds that the observatory's visitor count fell far shorter than initial projections. One million fewer tourists took in the views from the top of One World Trade Center in the observatory's first year than anticipated.
Frogtown Flip Asks $749,000
The three-bedroom Spanish bungalow boasts a brand-new kitchen and bathrooms, new hardwood floors and tiles, and a converted garage-cum-studio. The house is also a little bigger than when it last sold six months ago for $460,000.
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3 Revitalized Downtowns Honored With 'Great American Main Street' Award
Three of the country's top Main Streets—in Florida, Georgia, and D.C.—are recognized for using a preservation-minded approach to revitalize their neighborhoods.
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Brooklyn Naval Cemetery Gets Second Life as Public Park
After being closed for nine decades, the former cemetery is now a vibrant green park
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New Glamping Retreat Offers Upgraded Tents and Lean-Tos
Sometimes you need to retreat from the grind of modern life and commune with the natural world in order to reset.