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The 16th-floor co-op in Rosario Candela’s storied 1040 Fifth Avenue, once shared by Candice Bergen and Marshall Rose, is listed for sale at $35 million. curbed.com/article/candic…

On a scale of Hammerstein Ballroom to House of Amazon, where does ‘Cats’ star Leiomy Maldonado fit? curbed.com/article/ballro…

Six NYC wedding planners speculate where Taylor Swift might locate her New York wedding and offer their own recommendations. curbed.com/article/taylor…

Hundreds of parishioners wore their Sunday best to attend services at the Abyssinian Baptist Church in Harlem on Easter. curbed.com/article/easter…

A rare wood-shingled house in Brooklyn Heights was renovated by an art dealer with a taste for minimalism. She left cracks in the plaster. curbed.com/article/wood-s…

At the Metropolitan Museum’s ‘Gothic by Design’ exhibit and Bard’s show on architect Viollet-le-Duc, architectural drawings get the spotlight, artifacts of an era when buildings were first conceived as lines on parchment. curbed.com/article/gothic…

The home of the artist George Nelson Preston, a seminal Beat Generation figure, is also a house museum full of personal history, including scores of photographs and some 600 pieces of African tribal art. curbed.com/article/george…

I live in an owner-occupied building and have been flirting with my landlord. Things have ramped up a bit — should I take things further? curbed.com/article/landlo…

The ’80s superstar artist left behind hundreds of scribbled task lists (’Order canvas,’ ‘Call Yoko’) that reveal what it took to be successful. curbed.com/article/keith-…

How to plan a City Hall wedding in New York. We spoke to couples about the easiest times to get an appointment, the best places for taking pictures, and where to make a Champagne toast afterward. curbed.com/article/nyc-ci…

Single or double-hung windows were once the norm. But now new builds often come with casement or tilt-and-turn windows that don’t come with screens. People across New York City are suffering quietly. curbed.com/article/new-bu…

The expected record-breaking auction of design objects at Sotheby’s this week, with Les Lalanne mirrors estimated at $15 million, shows design and furniture is reaching blue-chip art status. curbed.com/article/sotheb…

The Francis Kite Club was closed until 5 p.m. Lux Magazine and OR Books needed a place to work. It’s a ‘symbiotic’ setup, says everyone involved. curbed.com/article/franci…

Legendary graffiti artist Lee Quiñones revisits his renegade ’80s art world with appearances by Fab 5 Freddy, Jean-Michel Basquiat, and Debbie Harry. curbed.com/article/lee-qu…

Here are some apartments to buy in New York City for under $1 million, including options in Clinton Hill, Lenox Hill, Harlem, and Prospect–Lefferts Gardens. curbed.com/article/nyc-ap…

An 1860 mansion on the Brooklyn promenade was unoccupied for decades. The broker prepping to list it found Tiffany glass, gold wallpaper, and 1960s comics. curbed.com/article/abando…

Ahead of a potential doormen and porters strike on Monday evening, many New York City buildings are sharing plans that strike residents as draconian: No doing laundry, no entertaining, no renovations, and … no packages! curbed.com/article/doorme…

At the end of 2023, the city began rolling out its new street-corner litter baskets, a design called Better Bin. Curbed has found that quite a few of them are already broken. DSNY says the problem is under control. curbed.com/article/nyc-tr…

This month’s New York region real-estate listings include a mid-century in Hillsdale, a passive house in Glenford, a Gilded Age renovation project in Rhinebeck, and a Colonial in New Paltz. curbed.com/article/best-m…

In the second edition of our annual handbook — ‘Things New Yorkers Should Know’ — we provide little-known tips on raising kids in the city, seeing live music, keeping a pet in an apartment, celebrating special occasions, and more. curbed.com/article/new-yo…