Valeria Ricciulli
Reporter
Valeria Ricciulli is a bilingual journalist, originally from Colombia, passionate about New York City: its diverse communities, stories, built environment, and infrastructure. As Curbed NY Reporter, Valeria brings her local news expertise, having interned at El Diario and worked as breaking news reporter for DNAinfo NY. Her work has also appeared on Feet in 2 Worlds, Queens Latino, and Colombia.com. She holds a Master of Science in Media Management from The New School. Send tips (in Spanish as well) and follow her on Twitter at @ValeRicciulli.
Upper West Side Anti-Homeless NIMBYs Raise Money, Threaten to Go to Court
One group has hired Giuliani–crony Randy Mastro, and the Legal Aid Society threatened to sue the city if the homeless are moved out.
One-Bedroom With Massive Casement Windows in Tudor City Asks $779K
The co-op apartment has ten-foot ceilings, garden views, and a wood-burning fireplace.
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Windsor Terrace Two-Bedroom With Plentiful Storage, Steps From Prospect Park, Asks $849K
The renovated apartment comes with hardwood floors and an in-unit washer-dryer.
The Retail Apocalypse, Multi-Mansion Compounds, and Other News
Here’s everything else that’s been happening around the city this week.
What’s Really Happening at Homeless Shelters on the Upper West Side
Contrary to what tabloid stories might have you believe, many neighbors welcome the homeless residents staying in hotels temporarily.
Clinton Hill One-Bedroom With Pine Floors and Farmhouse Sink Asks $660K
The condo unit also features an exposed-brick wall with an inlay fireplace and an in-unit washer/dryer.
A New Yorker’s Guide to Renegotiating Rent
Everything you need to know about renegotiating the terms of your lease as demand for NYC rentals plummets and new listings flood the market.
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Mapping The Tech Takeover of New York City
Where five of the biggest tech companies are signing leases in Manhattan.
Carriage House One-Bedroom Hidden Behind Chelsea’s “Muffin House” Asks $875K
The apartment has four windows overlooking the common courtyard.