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Pacific Heights penthouse with gorgeous ceilings asks $1.4 million
Crowning a Spanish-Mediterranean residential high-rise, this top-floor condo in Pacific Heights still echoes the 1920s without falling victim to renovation purgatory.
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Tour the model rentals at One Hudson Yards, the megaproject's latest lavish residence
As the building prepares to welcome its first residents at the end of this month, Curbed had a chance to tour a couple of model apartments at the 33-story rental.
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Jehovah's Witnesses part ways with two more Brooklyn Heights properties
As it prepares for a move upstate, the religious organization keeps selling off its Brooklyn Heights real estate.
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NYC will roll out carsharing pilot program this fall
About 300 street parking spaces across fifteen neighborhoods will give way to exclusive parking spaces for program participants.
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Financial District's 63-story Fulton Street rental is scaling new heights
Apartments at the SLCE Architects-designed building will average a spacious 1,124 square feet, and aside from the rentals, the building will also come with 8.100 square feet of retail.
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Renting across the USA: What $1,500/month gets in 25 cities
In this installment of Curbed Comparisons, we’re looking for homes you can rent for $1,500 a month, from studios to spacious houses.
Developer Crescent Heights files plans for 70-story skyscraper at 1045 Olive
The new skyscraper would be almost entirely residential, comprised of 794 apartments above a ground-floor restaurant, bar, "market hall," and 13.5 levels of parking.
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Charming Lower Pac Heights Victorian asks $4.4 million
Located on block away from the hullabaloo on Fillmore, and right across the street from Boulange, this downright adorable Victorian in the heart of Lower Pac Heights is a treat to behold, fantasy-wise.
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Kushner Companies skirted rent-stabilization laws in Brooklyn Heights building: lawsuit
Tenants at one of the developer’s Brooklyn Heights buildings allege that apartments were unlawfully de-regulated.
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Eastie home prices: Jeffries Point vs. Orient Heights vs. Eagle Hill
The average asking price for East Boston’s market-rate listings right now is $441 a square foot, though things get a little variegated when you break it down by the neighborhood’s three main sections.