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NYC’s supertall skyscraper boom, mapped
These 20+ skyscrapers will forever alter the New York City skyline
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8 notable NYC projects designed by Latino architects
From modernist buildings to new residential skyscrapers.
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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.
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NYC’s 20 most expensive homes sold in 2018
Move over 432 Park Avenue, there’s a new star in town
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NYC’s 20 most expensive homes sold in 2017
The common thread among all of this year’s priciest home sales in NYC? Every single property is located in Manhattan.
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Beyond Billionaires' Row: the real estate reshaping Manhattan's 57th Street
From Bjarke Ingels’s courtscraper to a so-called seven-star hotel.
432 Park Avenue pad seeks $31M after selling for less in September
Another 432 Park Avenue with glorious views is looking for a buyer.
Where NYC’s billionaires, like Rupert Murdoch and Michael Bloomberg, live
There are 82 billionaires with homes in New York City—here’s where to find them.
Peek inside 432 Park Avenue’s $40M, 92nd-floor penthouse
Owing to a partnership between Macklowe and designer Kelly Behun, plebes are getting a glimpse into the 1,224-foot-high penthouse of 432 Park Avenue. On top of that, everything in the apartment, from furnishings to art, is for sale.
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NYC's 20 most expensive homes that sold this year
With help from the folks at PropertyShark, we compiled a map of the 20 most expensive homes that sold in 2016. Read on for a peek at how the other half lives.
432 Park Avenue will light up the night sky as of Monday
The western hemisphere’s tallest residential building will roll out its lighting feature on Monday. Pray for the birds.
Hedge funder is 432 Park Avenue’s newest resident
The 4,000-square-foot apartment sold for $33 million to a former employee of Citadel. The apartment has three bedrooms and four-and-a-half bathrooms.
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15 of NYC's ugliest buildings, as named by Curbed readers
Dozens of you were eager to share opinions on the city's ugliest buildings, with nominees ranging from modern supertalls to the quotidian architecture found in outer-borough neighborhoods. Here are 15 of the clear winners.
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Mapping New York's most expensive homes sold this year
These represent sales that closed between January and June of 2016, so expect things to change by the end of the year—who knows, maybe that $120 million Upper East Side co-op will find a buyer after all.