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Where in Austin to donate your joyless items
How to reduce, reuse, and recycle when Kondo-ing—or just decluttering—your home is your New Year’s resolution
California’s transit density bill is back. What would it do to Los Angeles?
Los Angeles is uniquely positioned to side-step SB 50—if it ramps up existing plans to meet regional housing goals.
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The Icehotel is back with rooms full of gorgeous, weird ice sculptures
Elaborate ice sculptures ranging from the steps of Santorini to giant bones and cats are carved across 15 art suites.
Curbed LA’s top stories of 2019
A butterfly invasion. Nostalgic photos of 1970s Los Angeles. An experimental housing community. A new law to help renters. And more.
In 10 years, home prices grew the most in these LA neighborhoods
Most of the neighborhoods are in South Los Angeles.
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Despite NIMBY ire, Telegraph Hill’s Julius Castle will reopen—eventually
Once more unto the breach.
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Boston might plunk apartments atop library branches
Other big development news of the week includes a Kenmore Square hotel advancing, a pivot on Fenway Center, and an effort underway to stop the demolition of the Hurley Building. And sports!
LA requiring developers to put affordable housing on city-owned land
"Affordable housing production is essential to alleviating and preventing homelessness," says councilmember.
Because of unauthorized demo, Eva Gabor’s former home too ‘ruined’ to landmark
Commissioners were outraged, but the owner says he did not intend to sidestep the landmarking process.
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Paul Rudolph’s Walker Guest House is heading to auction
The midcentury design is famous for its panel shade system, devised to give residents more privacy and protection from harsh weather.