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Lincoln Center Will Finally Face Its Neighbors

As it aims to be more welcoming, the institution will remove a forbidding wall to open up Damrosch Park. By Justin Davidson

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I am as shocked as you are to be drawn in by Williamsburg. By Nora DeLigter

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East Williamsburg Gets a Castle

A bouncy-house scaled structure, by Danish artist Esben Weile Kjær, rises in an industrial lot on Ten Eyck. By Adriane Quinlan

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under a million A Chelsea One-Bed With a Very Appealing Shelving System for $725,000 And a two-bed, two-bath that might be worth the move to Bushwick. By Matthew Sedacca

great rooms Murray Moss and Franklin Getchell Are Leaving Their Yale Suburb The couple behind Moss on selling their Connecticut Colonial and paring down decades’ worth of design treasures. By Wendy Goodman

state of the market The Two-Bedroom Hunt in New York Is Worse Than Ever You’re not imagining it. The biggest rent increases are happening for two-bedroom apartments. By Matthew Sedacca

influencers Who Isn’t a Moving Influencer? Even those with paltry followings can make a deal with Piece of Cake and other companies to get some of their costs covered. By Bridget Read

under a million A Chelsea One-Bed With a Very Appealing Shelving System for $725,000 And a two-bed, two-bath that might be worth the move to Bushwick. By Matthew Sedacca

state of the market The Two-Bedroom Hunt in New York Is Worse Than Ever You’re not imagining it. The biggest rent increases are happening for two-bedroom apartments. By Matthew Sedacca

influencers Who Isn’t a Moving Influencer? Even those with paltry followings can make a deal with Piece of Cake and other companies to get some of their costs covered. By Bridget Read

On The Market

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languishing That Decrepit Mansion Next to the Gowanus Whole Foods Is for Sale

under a million A Sunset Park Two-Bedroom That Feels Like a Treehouse for $800K

under a million A Clinton Hill One-Bed With Arched Windows for $750K

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Cityscape

getting around Byford’s Back in Town! This time with a Trump administration mandate to straighten out Penn Station. By Christopher Bonanos
look book The Look Book Goes to Bark at the Park at Citi Field Hundreds of fans and their dogs showed up to cheer (and woof) for the Mets. gallery By Jeremy Rellosa
street view The New New New South Street Seaport The latest owners are betting on immersive spaces and rooftop bars. Will it finally become a real neighborhood? By Justin Davidson
getting around ‘I Turn to My Right and the Boat Is Right There’ What a driver on the Brooklyn Bridge saw as a ship struck it. By Christopher Bonanos
parks and recreation The Run-Club Haters For some solo runners in New York, the rise of group jogging has sparked hot rage. By Melissa Dahl

look book Any advice on how to interpret art? Take your time. There are paintings and sculptures I couldn’t stand when I was 7 but fell in love with at 10; when I was 12, I thought they were pretty good, and I forgot about them until I was 22. You’re just starting a relationship with a piece of work. The Look Book Goes to Rashid Johnson’s Opening Night

Design Hunting

design edit Some Excellent Chairs From New York Design Week USM cord chairs, a rare Gaudí design, and more finds from this year’s festival. By Anthony Paletta
great rooms A Taste of Oaxaca on Bank Street Juan Carretero’s restored apartment channels his family’s ancestral home in Mexico. By Wendy Goodman
design edit We Asked Curators and Designers What to See This Design Week Chen & Kai, Sight Unseen’s Monica Khemsurov, and others weigh in. By Isabel Ling
great rooms Kenny Schachter’s Uptown Playhouse A downtown art-scene refugee packed his “Lower Upper East Side” townhouse with his own work, including a life-size dinosaur sculpture in the garden. By Wendy Goodman

The Real Estate

under a million Two Bedrooms and a Private Garden in Jackson Heights for $785,000 And a perfect West Village Girl apartment on Perry Street. By Matthew Sedacca
business of brokering A Baz Luhrmann Townhouse Is Very Different From a Baz Luhrmann Film Home stagers on the perils of selling a house that’s extremely particular. By Kim Velsey
a truly terrific new york listing The Soho Loft That Mothered a Movement For a generation of leftists and feminists, Ann Snitow’s apartment on Spring Street was “an establishment,” a safe haven, and a place to party. By Adriane Quinlan
under a million A Chelsea One-Bed With a Very Appealing Shelving System for $725,000 And a two-bed, two-bath that might be worth the move to Bushwick. By Matthew Sedacca
lawsuits The Party Boy Who Moved Into Senior Housing on East 73rd Street “He was very tall, very noisy, and full of beer and pot.” By Matthew Sedacca