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The Cactus Apartment Above Midtown

For nearly 50 years, a couple have cultivated a wild private garden in their loft overlooking Madison Square Garden. By Wendy Goodman

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What Is Rostam Batmanglij’s NYQ?

On a scale from Carnegie Hall to Lerner Hall, where does the musician and producer fit? By Zach Schiffman

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The Return-to-Office … Boom?

Manhattan office rents are doubling, even tripling. By Kim Velsey

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street fights The Massive Marina-and-Restaurant Proposal for Transmitter Park Is Dead The neighbors just wanted a public bathroom; a much larger plan was wildly unpopular. By Adriane Quinlan

who’s selling Mr. Big Is Leaving Greenwich Village Actor Chris Noth is selling his East 9th Street one-bedroom after three decades. By Matthew Sedacca

who’s selling Paul Feig Is Selling His Very Colorful Lenox Hill One-Bedroom The director is listing his prewar condo for just a little bit more than what he paid for it in 2017. By Kim Velsey

unicorns The Largest Mansion in Manhattan Beach Is for Sale Even in a neighborhood known for its oversize homes, neighbors protested the scale of 215 Exeter, which is now aiming to set a price record. By Adriane Quinlan

street fights The Massive Marina-and-Restaurant Proposal for Transmitter Park Is Dead The neighbors just wanted a public bathroom; a much larger plan was wildly unpopular. By Adriane Quinlan

who’s selling Mr. Big Is Leaving Greenwich Village Actor Chris Noth is selling his East 9th Street one-bedroom after three decades. By Matthew Sedacca

who’s selling Paul Feig Is Selling His Very Colorful Lenox Hill One-Bedroom The director is listing his prewar condo for just a little bit more than what he paid for it in 2017. By Kim Velsey

On The Market

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Best of New York

Cityscape

look book The Look Book Goes to the Battle of Brooklyn Dozens of costumed interpreters and historians gathered at Green-Wood Cemetery for a commemoration of the largest battle of the Revolutionary War. gallery By Maggie Duffy and Brooke LaMantia
trash talk When Offices Don’t Want Their Furniture, She Brings It to NYCHA Residents With her rented U-Haul and a small crew, Regina Carter takes what’s destined for the landfill to pop-up giveaways all over the city. podcast By Anne Kadet
photography When the Twin Towers Were New Baldwin Lee’s first body of photographic work documented a landmark that nobody expected to disappear. By Christopher Bonanos
nyq What Is RHONY star Carole Radziwill’s NYQ? On a scale from Fifth Avenue to “plead the Fifth,” where does the writer and Real Housewives of New York star fit? By Zach Schiffman
around town Can a Rock Club Survive in North Brooklyn? A young person used to be able to stumble along Kent Avenue into live music. Now, nowhere can stay open. podcast By Michael Calderone

look book Is there any additional pressure that comes with being one of the only Black historical-interpreter groups of the Revolutionary War?It’s hard to get new recruits. There’s a lot of trauma that comes with putting on this uniform and telling these stories, but we do this to honor our ancestors. The Look Book Goes to the Battle of Brooklyn

Design Hunting

great rooms The Cactus Apartment Above Midtown For nearly 50 years, a couple have cultivated a wild private garden in their loft overlooking Madison Square Garden. By Wendy Goodman
why this looks like that Rafael Prieto’s New Furniture Is Made of the Building Across From His Studio At Emma Scully, the designer’s collection is based on fragments that might otherwise have gone into a dumpster. By Jill Singer
encounter George Rouy Makes a Bigger Splash The British “It” boy edging the art world debuts on the megagallery main stage. podcast By David Lê
great rooms Don’t Mind the Rug, Kids A historic townhouse in Gramercy Park gets a makeover for a family of five. By Wendy Goodman

The Real Estate

state of the office The Return-to-Office … Boom? Manhattan office rents are doubling, even tripling. By Kim Velsey
under a million A One-Bedroom With Harbor Views in Park Slope for $925,000 And a Williamsburg loft with floor-to-ceiling windows nearly 15 feet high. By Matthew Sedacca
the higher end The Rise of the Tenemansion With a low supply of townhouses in the West Village, wealthy buyers are turning rental apartment buildings into single-family homes. By Kim Velsey
under a million A Double-Wide Studio in Chelsea for $995,000 And a good price for a two-bedroom on West 118th. By Matthew Sedacca
listings edit Triple-Threat Prewars and the Case for Kips Bay This week’s worth-it New York City apartment listings. By Nora DeLigter