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Minimalist Queens co-op in an idyllic Jackson Heights setting seeks $749K
The particular unit is a corner apartment and comes with northern, eastern, and southern exposures, flooding the apartment with light.
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SF's cheapest home is $499K—Here's what that buys in 6 other U.S. cities
From a Detroit mansion to a Cleveland Queen Anne Victorian, there’s more to be had for the price of a San Francisco home
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Lena Dunham's first Brooklyn Heights apartment sells for $850K
For the past few years, Dunham had been subletting the apartment to fashion designer Rachel Antonoff, who also happens to be the sister of Dunham’s boyfriend, musician Jack Antonoff.
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Plans to fast-track the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway's makeover hit a snag
Currently, the projected costs of the rehab stand at $1.9 billion. The rehabilitation work concerns a 1.5-mile long stretch of the BQE between Atlantic Avenue and Sands Street.
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Renovated Bernal Heights Edwardian home seeks $2.69 million
Blocks away from storied Cortland Avenue, the once humble home at 372 Richland tells a new tale.
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Quirky and colorful Park Slope townhouse wants $2.3M
In this week’s Brooklyn Townhouse Roundup, we’re looking at homes for sale in Park Slope, Prospect Heights, Boerum Hill, and more.
Fresh renderings show off South LA’s future bike and pedestrian path
Opening in 2019, the path will link Metro’s Crenshaw, Silver, and Blue lines via two-way bike lanes and paved walking paths.
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San Francisco’s most and least expensive homes this week
Friday is time for the High & the Low, a Curbed column chronicling the most and least expensive homes sold in San Francisco in the last seven days. Here’s this week’s pageant of extremes.
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5 surprisingly spacious Manhattan two-bedrooms for under $750K
These two-bedroom apartments in Manhattan offer a decent amount of space at a relatively low price.
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Home in the heart of Travis Heights asks $630K
Two-story house built in 1940 in the middle of all things South Congress