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12 photos shot by Ansel Adams of 1940s Los Angeles
Fortune magazine hired the legendary photographer to shoot photos of LA as it was being transformed by the aviation industry.
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Original (But Not at All Fusty) Stickley House in Maplewood Asks $1.4M
Designed by a leading voice of the Arts & Crafts movement, this historic home is a 37-minute train ride from Penn Station.
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A guide to the work of Stanley Saitowitz, the Bay Area’s most polarizing designer
"I am much less interested in self-expression than in establishing opportunities that enable occupants to express themselves."
A guide to the (future) subway to the Westside
The Purple Line is now the D Line, and it’s getting seven new stations.
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‘Stay Home?’ 500,000 Homeless Americans Can’t Follow Coronavirus Advice
Washing your hands and stocking up on food isn’t easy to do if you don’t have a permanent address.
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What to know about gentrification before buying a house in Los Angeles
Plus: How to be a good neighbor in a gentrifying city.
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13 glamorous apartments from Hollywood’s Golden Age
Live like an oil tycoon or movie starlet.
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The fraught return of working at home
Dividing life from work has always been a challenge, especially if your home office doesn’t include walls.
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Should you move to LA?
15 pieces of advice on neighborhoods, transportation, and cost of living for anyone considering a move to Los Angeles.
The Curbed guide to Southern California’s deserts
In LA’s backyard, the desert is anything but desolate.