NYC dining sheds’ planned return already making New Yorkers sick: ‘It’s inherently dangerous’
Polarizing pandemic-era sheds will be popping up across the Big Apple in a matter of weeks — to the dismay of those who thought the eyesores were gone for good.
Can I Sue My HOA for Something My Neighbor Does?
Disputes between neighbors can be settled in court, but that can be expensive, time-consuming and bad for relationships.
Residents in Washington Heights experience random harassment
Some residents in Washington Heights are complaining about a man randomly harassing and assaulting them. Police are looking into several incidents that happened in the ...
Bushwick residents continue to grapple with sanitation challenges
Bushwick continues to grapple with sanitation challenges and rat infestations despite some improvements in recent years. Long-time resident Flor Ramos has noticed ...
5 Ways NYC’s “City Of Yes” Zoning Reforms May Reshape Real Estate
At its heart, New York is a city of reinvention. The recently passed “City of Yes” zoning changes mark one of the most ...
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Deportation fears play out in Queens. There's an economic cost to that.
The economics of deportation fears are playing out in Queens, where frigid weather and flu bugs aren't the only things eating ...
Surprise! NYC neighborhood is among the friendliest in the US: study
Despite their reputation for being rough around the edges, it turns out New Yorkers aren’t so rude after all. A new study ...
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Report Finds 21 Brooklyn Neighborhoods Among NYC's Priciest
Twenty-one Brooklyn neighborhoods landed among the city’s priciest, with median sales prices of at least $1 million, ...
"Real Housewives of New York" is darker now than the show's ever been. Can it survive?
The stars of the rebooted series want to be iconic fan favorites, but it's the franchise that's paying the price.
The YIMBY movement has a major win in Cambridge, even as many neighbors cry foul
Eliminating single-family zoning was a massive win for those who cheer: "Yes in My Backyard!" Still, skeptics abound.
39-year-old American expat lives on $15,500 in one of the world's most expensive cities: I have ‘so much of what I could ever want'
Jay Swanson accomplished his lifelong dream of moving to Paris in 2017. Why he says he’s “really, really, really happy” with his life there.
The New Yorker turns 100 − how a poker game pipe dream became a publishing powerhouse
(THE CONVERSATION) Literate in tone, far-reaching in scope, and witty to its bones, The New Yorker brought a new – and much-needed – sophistication to American journalism when it launched 100 years ...