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Apex Condos Hit 70 Percent; Archstone Quits Smoking

By Sara Polsky

Projector Advertising for Spiderman; Pre-Foreclosure Woes

By Dave Hogarty

Comment of the Day

By Sara Polsky

Old Brooklyn Cemetery Reveals Look for Its Next Life

By Sara Polsky

Bleecker Bob's Records Closes; Shoppers Afraid of "Skidrow"

By Dave Hogarty

First Flip Hits the Market for $2.9M at Nolita's 211 Elizabeth

By Sara Polsky

Three Ways to Add More Curbed NY To Your Life

By Sara Polsky

Horse Auction House on the Block

By Dave Hogarty

Demo, Construction Permits Granted at These Spots in 2011

By Sara Polsky

Varick Gets More Crowded as Condos Replace Parking Lot

By Dave Hogarty

Extreme Bedrooms

By Dave Hogarty

Karl Fischer's Troubled 20 Bayard Relists a Few Units

By Sara Polsky

Boardwalk Artifacts

By Sara Polsky

Inside the Bronx's Derelict Poorhouse for The Formerly Wealthy

By Dave Hogarty

Beer Heiress Daphne Guinness Floods Market at 995 Fifth Ave

By Rob Bear

Help Wanted at Curbed Tech

By Eliot Shepard

Gehry-Designed Signature Theater Finally Opens Its Doors

By Sara Polsky

World Trade Center Redevelopment

By Sara Polsky

Third Home's a Hideous Charm for Susan Sarandon in Brooklyn

By Dave Hogarty

Seeking Mayor Bloomberg's Old Upper East Side Studio

By Sara Polsky

Unfortunate Resales

By Sara Polsky

Brownstone East Village Goes Full Frontal on 14th Street

By Dave Hogarty

Concretewalk Complaints; Foreclosure Deadline Nears; More!

By Sara Polsky

SPURA on Display; Annual Preservation Conference Announced

By Sara Polsky

Subway Map For The Wee Hours; Vertiginous Roof Photos

By Dave Hogarty

Comment of the Day

By Sara Polsky

Fifth Avenue Facelift Revealed in Harlem

By Dave Hogarty

View a Diorama Map of NYC Through 10,000 Snapshots

By Dave Hogarty

Harlem School-Turned-Condo Finally Has Full Enrollment

By Sara Polsky

Admiral's Row Still Standing, Guy Protests Anyway

By Curbed Staff