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My Post-Divorce Apartment

“Can you really live there by yourself?” my landlord asked. I probably shouldn’t, but I did. By Haley Mlotek

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The Best Window Shades in New York

Including foolproof motorized and smart shades. By Maria Yagoda

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This Week’s Worth-It New York City Apartment Listings

Bury me in the mahogany of this living room on West 73rd. By Nora DeLigter

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a truly terrific new york listing The Bohemians of Sutton Place Candi Levine took over her mother’s froufrou co-op on East 57th and filled it with surrealist artwork, hand-built furniture, and an East Village mood. By Adriane Quinlan

billionaires A Plot of Dirt Near Mar-a-Lago Lists for $200 Million “There is no demolition needed, there is no remodeling needed.” By Clio Chang

look book The Look Book Goes to a Squash Competition Top-ranked players from around the world warmed up for their matches in the J.P. Morgan Tournament of Champions at Grand Central. gallery By Emily Leibert

who’s selling The ‘Grande Dame of Blockbusters’ Lived Here Barbara Taylor Bradford, who made a fortune writing soapy melodramas, leaves behind an appealingly fussy Park Avenue co-op. By Adriane Quinlan

billionaires A Plot of Dirt Near Mar-a-Lago Lists for $200 Million “There is no demolition needed, there is no remodeling needed.” By Clio Chang

On The Market

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under a million A Spacious East Village One-Bed With Heated Bathroom Floors for $900,000

buy it for the architecture A Mid-Century Modern Home That Almost Floats in Armonk

under a million A Two-Bedroom in a Clinton Hill Mansion for $895,000

Best of New York

Cityscape

living arrangements 6 Roommates, 5 Bedrooms, and a Meticulously Organized Chore Chart Life at the Harbor, a communal house in Crown Heights. By Kayla Levy
getting around The Moped King How an ex-delivery worker upended the streets of New York City, for better and for worse. By Jesse Coburn
look book The Look Book Goes to a Piercing Studio On a recent Saturday, those seeking a new hole in their ear (or nose or, really, any body part) headed to Nine Moons Piercing near Chinatown. gallery By Emily Leibert and Jeremy Rellosa
roommates Young Female, Seeking Same Talking to the moderators of the 120,000-member Facebook group that matches roommates — and steps in when they break up. By Violet Piper
rendering judgment Manhattan’s Future Jail Looks a Lot Like a Corporate HQ Cubicles you really don’t want to inhabit. By Justin Davidson

look book What brings you here? I contributed to the last issue. I wrote about the misuse of music in public, specifically the mind-numbingly bad soundtrack they play at Crunch Fitness in Tribeca. The first song I ever heard there was an EDM tropical-house cover of “Mr. Brightside.” The Look Book Goes to a Literary Launch Party

Design Hunting

design edit The Return of Archigram, USM Steel Beds, and More Design Finds Plus a downtown legend takes over Superhouse. By Morgan Meier
great rooms Brushing Up Scott Csoke’s East Williamsburg Railroad The artist took a can of pink paint to an otherwise ho-hum rental. By Wendy Goodman
great rooms A Cabin in the Middle of St. Marks Place Charles FitzGerald and Kathy Cerick transformed a seven-bedroom SRO loft by hand using reclaimed wood. By Wendy Goodman
on set Building the Corporate Menace of Severance Saarinen’s impeccable Bell Labs campus conveys the terror of utopian office design. By Diana Budds

The Real Estate

breakups My Post-Divorce Apartment “Can you really live there by yourself?” my landlord asked. I probably shouldn’t, but I did. By Haley Mlotek
openings The Space Club Invasion A made-for-Instagram playspace is opening locations across Brooklyn. Parents can’t stop going — or gossiping about it. By Adriane Quinlan
who’s selling David Zaslav Is Selling His Townhouse on W. 11th for $21 Million The Warner Media CEO reportedly bought it to use as an office. By Clio Chang
under a million A Williamsburg Two-Bed With Blond Wide-Plank Floors for $499,000 And a charming, light-filled one-bed in the Gramercy Park Historic District. By Clio Chang
landlords Bryan Goldberg’s BDG Is Being Sued for Nearly $3 Million in Back Rent The digital-media group “abandoned” its lease at 315 Park Avenue South, the suit alleges. By Clio Chang