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The rise of ‘three-car garage rock’
How the tony suburbs of the West Valley launched early 2000s alternative rock.
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How Chicago’s neighborhoods got their names
How a failed gunrunner, squealing hogs, and goats gave us Streeterville, Canaryville, and Bucktown.
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The 10 best cities in the U.S. to move to right now
We dug deep into different criteria—like jobs, housing costs, and walkability—to find the 10 best cities to live in right now.
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An Upper West Sider Recalls a Life Influenced By Music
Upper West Side resident Leslie Kandell, recounts her pioneering work as a music journalist, and a lifetime spent defying expectations.
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Alexandra Lange on the New SFMOMA Addition
Snøhetta’s $305 million, 235,000-square-foot expansion is a tasteful addition to SFMOMA's existing Mario Botta building—but what's with all the blonde wood stairs?
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When the plague came to Los Angeles
"Little Mexico," a bustling community near Olvera Street, was leveled in the name of sanitation.
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Living with strangers: Detroit roommates find comfort, tension under quarantine
"I couldn’t imagine living alone right now," one Detroit tenant says
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How to shop like a maximalist
While some design styles take a more prescriptive approach and impose someone else’s taste, maximalism is about you.
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A West Loop loft gets a tailored remodel
Before the remodel, the loft looked like the sort of place Gordon Gekko of Wall Street might want.
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Curbed’s 10 best West Coast longreads of 2016
This year, Curbed launched its West Coast features program, and we took you from Portland to the Mexican border to bring you tales of disappearing water, secession movements, hypergentrification, strip clubs, and more.