The Bronx
What It’s Like to Not Pay Rent, According to Striking Tenants
Inside a rent strike in the Bronx.
Riverdale Estate With Veranda and Views of the Hudson River Wants $5M
The 10,000-square-foot home preserves its old-world aesthetic.
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26 best things to do in NYC right now
Curbed New York's editors have chosen the 26 places that you must visit in New York right now—the new classics, old favorites, and other essential sites.
New York Botanical Garden plans Bronx affordable housing project
The project would bring 450 below-market rate apartments to Bedford Park.
5 open houses in Riverdale to check out this weekend
A Tudor-style house and four co-ops in the neighborhood.
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16 dazzling NYC holidays displays, mapped
Where to find festive displays in all five boroughs.
The $75M overhaul of a South Bronx roadway is now complete
Plus, Trader Joe’s is coming to Long Island City—and more intel in today’s New York Minute news roundup.
Brookfield’s massive South Bronx waterfront development gets new name, renderings
The seven-building project will bring more than 1,300 apartments and a new park to the Harlem River waterfront
Bronx jail site’s transformation into affordable housing breaks ground
The project will convert the former jail site into a mixed-use development.
The NYC Marathon is this weekend—here’s what you need to know
The 2019 TCS NYC Marathon is coming! Here are all the details on its route, street closures, subway changes, and more.
Here's how NYC is preparing for the next Hurricane Sandy
See some of the infrastructure improvements and resiliency efforts put in place to protect NYC against future storms.
NYC’s outer boroughs have less flood insurance now than year after Hurricane Sandy
Flood insurance coverage has dropped in all boroughs except for Manhattan in the wake of the superstorm.
New York’s 10 most affordable neighborhoods of 2019
The neighborhoods and streets with the lowest median sales price this year.
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A guide to the major megaprojects transforming New York City
Entire stretches of New York City are giving rise to new and recreated neighborhoods, from the World Trade Center to Willets Point.
MTA’s Bronx bus redesign will chop 400 stops and add new routes
The much-anticipated plan falls short os transits advocates hopes.
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The ultimate guide to Yankee Stadium
Our best tips for everything from where to sit and eat to the best ways to get there (and back)!
Bronx residents lodge the most heat and hot water complaints in NYC
A new analysis found that 33.1 percent of heat-related complaints in NYC come from the borough.
Subway photographer Henry Chalfant’s photos of ’70s and ’80s NYC documented in new exhibit
The exhibit showcases the rise of graffiti art in the Bronx.
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11 NYC college campuses with outstanding architecture
Where academia and architecture meet in New York City
Mott Haven will get 80 affordable apartments for low- and middle-income residents
The building will be 100 percent affordable and include supportive housing
These NYC buildings have the most elevator complaints
The list of buildings includes two in Manhattan, three in Brooklyn, and five in the Bronx
Bronx building will get 58 affordable apartments thanks to new city program
The units will be upgraded and their affordability preserved through a new city program
What $3,500 rents in NYC right now
See what $3,500 rents in NYC neighborhoods like Harlem, Nolita, and Clinton Hill
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New York City's most iconic buildings, mapped
From the Empire State Building to the Statue of Liberty, these buildings are the heart and soul of this city.
Bronx street will be renamed for comics mastermind Stan Lee
A portion of University Avenue will be named in his honor
Chelsea is the most expensive neighborhood to rent one-bedrooms in NYC
A new report maps out some of the city’s priciest neighborhoods for one-bedrooms
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The best NYC parks with splash pads and spraygrounds
Where to take your kids to cool off in NYC
Bronx detention center’s affordable housing conversion will soon break ground
The $121.5 million residential phase of the project will wrap up in 2021
In the Bronx, 328 low-income rentals open in city housing lottery
The apartments are at Compass Residences, a major affordable housing development in The Bronx
Gorgeous Tudor-style house in the Bronx seeks $1.85M
The townhouse has a fireplace, patio, and space for a pool or a playground
Nearly half of NYC listings are within a block of construction
Neighborhoods in northern Brooklyn and western Queens dominated the top ten of listings near construction.
Wealthy, older Manhattanites benefit most from rent regulation: report
More affluent renters of regulated apartments received bigger discounts from market rate rent, a Wall Street Journal analysis found.
MTA unveils draft for Bronx bus network redesign
16 percent of Bronx commuters rely solely on buses
A mobile bookstore is on its way to the Bronx
Bronx Bound Books, founded by lifelong Bronx resident Latanya DeVaughn, will bring books to neighborhoods across the borough
In the 1970s, the Bronx was burning, but some residents were rebuilding
Decade of Fire, a new documentary, tells a different story about the borough’s fires—and the communities affected by them
The Lit. Bar, the Bronx’s only indie bookstore, finally opens
Take a peek inside the much-anticipated shop
In City Island, a Colonial-style house near the beach seeks $1.4M
This lovely blue house has stunning views to the Long Island Sound
Former Bronx army reserve center will transform into affordable housing
Designed by MHG Architects, the development will have 54 studio units for formerly homeless veterans and 35 for low-income individuals
Bronx Commons launches housing lottery for 288 affordable apartments
The apartments are available to a wide range of income bands