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The slow train to Plaza Saltillo
Will a development almost 20 years in the making still work for the neighborhood around it?
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Mid-Market needs to find its heart in order to become a real neighborhood
The disjointed neighborhood along the city’s main artery has been blocked for too long.
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Can money create a neighborhood?
Across the country, developers are building megaplexes meant to attract eager shoppers and savvy diners. Curbed and Eater editors weigh in on the community effects.
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How safe are New York’s ubiquitous fire escapes?
New Yorkers often treat these archaic means of egress as their own private balcony, but should they?
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Nearly 20-acre Hood Park development in Charlestown adds more housing and parkland
Recently proposed changes call for a 1-acre park, 200 additional housing units, and a 15-year timeline for a full build-out. Plus, we now know how tall the new buildings there would be.
Town House, remnant of Westlake’s glitzy past, targeted for renovations
Now a low-income housing complex, it was once a luxurious hotel.
Take a peek: Historic Core condos aimed at first-time buyers start in low $400,000s
Perla—the neighborhood’s new tallest building—sits in the heart of Downtown LA, at the corner of Fourth Street and Broadway.
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My Atlanta: Janaya Keaton was just evicted, and she blames gentrification
The Atlanta educator and mother of two loved her Adair Park street—until she couldn’t afford it.
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Jazzed-up midcentury ranch near East Atlanta sure wouldn’t mind $265K
This 1950s Gresham Park remodel delivers style that might not break the bank.
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Willis Tower annex reveals new name and updated renderings
The $500 million "Catalog" addition will transform the 1,450-foot skyscraper’s base into a retail and entertainment destination.