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Saying goodbye to the old Essex Street Market
A stroll through today’s Essex Street Market is still a comforting visit to an older Manhattan.
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How the municipal court money machine burdens city residents
Lawsuits allege that small towns across the U.S. cracking down on "nuisance law" violations unfairly burden homeowners.
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A guide to the small towns of wine country
Whether you want a lavish experience or a chill vibe, there’s a town for you.
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Watergate is a place, too
Once at the forefront of D.C. development, can the (in)famous complex adapt for a new generation?
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Year in Curbed: The best of 2018 House Calls
This year, our weekly column of original home tours took us everywhere from Denver and San Francisco to Paris and Ghent, Belgium.
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Design trends to watch from Salone del Mobile and, soon, NYCxDesign
Curbed’s editor-in-chief shares intel from Milan Design Week and predictions for this month’s design festivities in New York City.
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The ultimate guide to Yankee Stadium
Our best tips for everything from where to sit and eat to the best ways to get there (and back)!
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Neofuturist architect John Portman bet on cities just as people fled them
The visionary developer-architect’s neofuturist designs and incredible atriums redefined interiors, and placed a big bet on cities just as everyone else was running away.
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2018 in architecture: The good, the bad, and the urbanism
Two architecture critics weigh in on a year in design.
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Judging a book by its cover
Why vintage design books are now so radical—and radically expensive.