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Everyone Wants to Fix 14th Street

Going beyond the busway, the city and BIDs are aiming to overhaul almost everything. By Christopher Bonanos

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And a Jackson Heights prewar two-bedroom with triple exposures and a working fireplace. By Matthew Sedacca

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Architect and designer Michael Yarinsky cut a window in a wall to make room for dinner. By Wendy Goodman

under a million A Jackson Heights Two-Bedroom With a Private Elevator for $815,000 And a moody prewar duplex with wide-plank floors in Hudson Square. By Curbed Staff

listings edit This Week’s Worth-It New York City Apartment Listings A perfect rom-com apartment in the West Village. By Nora DeLigter

get out of town A Kitchen With Six Skylights in Duchess County for $725,000 Plus a beach house that’s an hour and change from Penn Station. By Matthew Sedacca

street fights It Just Got 450 Percent More Expensive to Live in Carnegie House After a decade of bracing for impact on a land-lease reset, residents of the Billionaires’ Row co-op will see their fees skyrocket. By Kim Velsey

under a million A Jackson Heights Two-Bedroom With a Private Elevator for $815,000 And a moody prewar duplex with wide-plank floors in Hudson Square. By Curbed Staff

listings edit This Week’s Worth-It New York City Apartment Listings A perfect rom-com apartment in the West Village. By Nora DeLigter

get out of town A Kitchen With Six Skylights in Duchess County for $725,000 Plus a beach house that’s an hour and change from Penn Station. By Matthew Sedacca

look book The Look Book Goes to the Sky High Farm Biennial The nonprofit’s first-ever art exhibition, “Trees Never End and Houses Never End,” opened in an apple warehouse in Germantown. gallery By Jeremy Rellosa
getting around When a Subway Stop Becomes a Geyser Overworked infrastructure and flash floods collide once again. By Matthew Sedacca
street view Re-creating a Waldorf Astoria That No One Remembers The public-facing rooms get a better-than-new, almost uncanny restoration. By Justin Davidson
getting around The Upper West Side Is Trying to Tame Delivery Traffic The city’s new pilot of microhubs for Amazon and UPS deliveries seems to be working. Too bad it’s tiny. By John Surico
look book The Look Book Goes to Summit One Vanderbilt Tourists (and a few locals) slipped on protective booties and stepped onto mirrored floors to take in city views from up to 93 stories high. gallery By Jeremy Rellosa and Elizabeth Gulino

great rooms Opening a Wall in a North Fork Rental Architect and designer Michael Yarinsky cut a window in a wall to make room for dinner. By Wendy Goodman
great rooms Inside Amy Sedaris’s Guest Apartment There’s a dollhouse in a fireplace, a “full-tilt gingham” bedroom and wallpaper by Sarah Jessica Parker. By Wendy Goodman
great rooms This Used to Be the Ex-Lax Factory A whitewashed box inside an industrial building dating to the turn of the 20th century in Boerum Hill gets a deep-plane face-lift. By Wendy Goodman
furniture Kim Kardashian Has a Real Donald Judd Now The Judd Foundation has settled its lawsuit against Kim over the fakes in her office. By Adriane Quinlan

under a million A Windsor Terrace One-Bedroom With a Private Entrance for $699,000 And a Jackson Heights prewar two-bedroom with triple exposures and a working fireplace. By Matthew Sedacca
celebrity real estate Ellen DeGeneres Is Already Selling Her Cotswolds Estate After a renovation that caused a local uproar, the couple realized their $20 million compound didn’t have room for Portia’s horses. By Adriane Quinlan
street fights The Butchering of a Greenpoint Church A condo conversion was supposed to be better than a total demolition. The results were “an affront to god,” as one resident put it. By Adriane Quinlan
under a million A Park Slope Two-Bedroom With a Pair of Working Fireplaces for $999,000 And a funny little one-bed on Clinton Hill’s mansion row. By Matthew Sedacca
languishing Adam Neumann Is Trying to Sell His Gramercy Triplex Again This time without the guest apartment downstairs. And with a new price cut. By Matthew Sedacca