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Iceberg! Model turns Manhattan apartment into Titanic with ‘insane amount of blue fabric’

Sarah Boll fastened portholes and gold decals to her living room walls and outfitted her bedroom with gilded panels, among other decorations.

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Hannah Frishberg


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Costly Broker Fees, Scourge Of NYC Renters, Return With A Vengeance

Real estate agents who spoke to Gothamist/WNYC said they were now collecting higher commissions than they did before COVID, shouldered almost entirely by tenants.

By

Jake Offenhartz


Arts & Entertainment

Inside Some Of The Last Bohemian Apartments In The Hotel Chelsea

A rare look inside the remaining apartments.

By

Jen Carlson


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City Busts Half-Size 'Being John Malkovich' Apartment Cubbies

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Claire Lampen


Arts & Entertainment

Former Hells Angels Clubhouse Will Be Renovated Into Apartment Building

The infamous clubhouse will be renovated into apartments renting for around $3500.

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Paula Mejía


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Hopeful Apartment Renters Scammed Out Of Thousands In Cash

In the cutthroat world of NYC real estate, would-be renters are advised to act fast, but this pressure can make desperate tenants vulnerable to predatory scammers.

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Jen Chung


Arts & Entertainment

There's Plenty Of Room To Put Your Mini-Fridge On Your Bunk Bed In This UWS Micro-Studio

Kitchens are for kings!

By

Ben Yakas


News

NYC Leads The Country In Anticipated New Apartments For 2017

The city should see over 26,000 apartments hit the market in 2017, the most in the country, according to one real estate data firm.

By

David Colon


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Hot New Millennial Trend: Living Behind Fake Walls

This is neither a new trend nor something specific to millennials, of course.

By

Rebecca Fishbein


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Real Estate Broker Blames Trump For Manhattan Apartment Sale Slump

The number of sales this quarter dropped 20 percent from the same time last year.

By

Raphael Pope-Sussman


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