14 un-boring ways to celebrate Valentine’s Day in NYC

6sqft.com 1/28 4:31A Michelle Cohen

Image via Pixabay . There are more ways to say “Be my Valentine” than we can count, and purveyors of all things romantic will be out in full force trying to win hearts this February 14. If February s...

New York City’s best hotels for design lovers

Curbed NY 1/28 4:31A Zoe Rosenberg

Crosby Street Hotel | Courtesy of Firmdale Hotels These chic New York hotels are a cut above the cookie-cutter international chains Forget the carbon-copied interiors of international hospitality...

Corcoran, Citi Habitats to merge

The Real Deal 1/28 3:30A By E.B. Solomont

UPDATED: January 28, 11:20 a.m.: After operating as “sister” companies for nearly two decades, the Corcoran Group and Citi Habitats are merging under the Corcoran banner to better compete in an increasingly cutthroat brokerage business. The deal,...

Long-awaited Alamo Drafthouse in the Financial District won’t open until summer

Curbed NY 1/28 3:08A Valeria Ricciulli

28 Liberty Street, formerly known as One Chase Manhattan Plaza, where the new Financial District Alamo Drafthouse will be located. | Max Touhey | Plus, the city considers using drones to inspect...

The Curbed New York moving guide

Curbed NY 1/28 2:09A Curbed Staff

Photography by Max Touhey Everything you need to know to make the city your home So you’re thinking about moving to New York City? You’re not alone: Even though it may seem like there’s an exodus of...

Audacious ask at 220 Central Park South tops priciest listings

The Real Deal 1/28 1:00A By Erin Hudson

A giant loft and a lofty ask for a resale at 220 Central Park South were the highlights of New York City’s priciest listings last week. The five priciest properties to hit the market last week had asking prices from nearly $12 million to $36...

Apartment building sales plunge after new rent law dents values

CrainsNewYork.com (Real Estate) 1/27 8:21A

Sales of New York City tumbled to near-decade lows last year, after  scared investors away from . By every measure, it was a terrible 2019 for those in the business of owning and selling... To view the full story, click the title link.

Williamsburg’s Dime Savings Bank opens affordable housing lottery, from $2,116/month

6sqft.com 1/27 7:06A Alexandra Alexa

Renderings courtesy of  Fogarty Finger Architects A housing lottery has just launched for 54 newly constructed units inside the 23-story tower rising next to the historic Dime Savings Bank in...

Travel back to the Roaring Twenties at these 10 NYC spots

6sqft.com 1/27 6:12A Lucie Levine

Recently, 6sqft brought you 20 fascinating photos of New York in the 20s,  and now, we invite you to celebrate the new decade by following in the footsteps of the fanciest flappers in the five...

William Zeckendorf wants to build an army of NYC homeowners

The Real Deal 1/27 5:30A By Erin Hudson

Developer William Zeckendorf is angling to build an army of New York homeowners to lobby lawmakers. Residential property owners in New York City could, if mobilized, become an influential group that brokerage executives believe would be aligned...

Inside New York City’s new ‘blueprint for sustainable development’

Curbed NY 1/27 3:22A Caroline Spivack

Changes to NYC’s energy code aim to make development greener in the five boroughs In 2019, New York City gave itself an arduous task: realizing some of the nation’s most aggressive legislation aimed...

Museum of Chinese in America may lose 85,000 items after five-alarm blaze

Curbed NY 1/27 3:00A Valeria Ricciulli

The building at 70 Mulberry Street where the Museum of Chinese in America kept its archives. | Christopher Bride/PropertyShark Plus, Michelle Williams and Tommy Kail bought a $10.8M Brooklyn...

Inside New York City’s best homes

Curbed NY 1/27 2:36A Asad Syrkett

Gieves Anderson From a converted factory in Gowanus to a designer’s own apartment on the Upper East Side Curbed’s weekly original home tours series, House Calls , takes you inside homes with...

Homes That Sold for Around $1 Million

NYTimes.com (Real Estate) 1/25 10:00P C. J. Hughes

Recent residential sales in New York City and the region.

Mayor wants transit chief Byford, aka Train Daddy, to come back

CrainsNewYork.com (Real Estate) 1/24 2:15P Lizeth Beltran

Mayor Bill de Blasio jumped into the campaign to persuade New York City Transit chief Andy Byford, aka Train Daddy, not to quit. In his weekly Ask the Mayor segment Friday on WNYC, de Blasio told... To view the full story, click the title link.