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1932 L.A. Bungalow With Original Teal and Yellow Tile Asks $950K
Other notable features include detailed plasterwork and built-in dressers.
Live in an 1846 Farmhouse in the “Little Alsace of Texas” for $515K
Located just 30 minutes from San Antonio, this recently renovated three-bedroom farmhouse comes with a backyard pool and guest house.
Is That Suspiciously Nice Rental an Airbnb in Disguise?
How to spot an "Airbrb," a new league of rentals springing up in coronavirus-era NYC.
The Best Products for Organizing Your Fridge, According to Organization Experts
Forgetting about those scallions you bought last month or struggling to fit cans of seltzer in the crisper? It’s time to organize your fridge.
In Defense of the Aboveground Pool
With public swimming options limited because of the pandemic, this backyard classic is finally getting its due.
Frank Lloyd Wright Usonian (Built With Red Tidewater Cypress) Asks $425K in Wisconsin
This Usonian two hours north of Madison, Wisconsin, features Wright trademarks like a long horizontal roof and clerestory windows.
Life in Seattle’s Autonomous Zone, According to the People Who Live There
What it’s like to live through tear gas and an Occupy movement.
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The Disaster Building
Faced with no heat, a gas leak, and a neglectful landlord, two New York City renters went from hallway acquaintances to close friends.
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Bungalow Courts Make the Best Neighbors
The 350 that remain in L.A. are some of the city’s most desirable housing.
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Can a Neighborhood Become a Network?
The mutual-aid networks that have defined the COVID-19 pandemic are looking to the long term.
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What It’s Like to Be a Neighbor Right Now
Curbed asked readers how quarantine life had changed their neighborhoods. Here, five of our favorite anecdotes.
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The Van-Life Caravan
Living in a camper van doesn’t have to mean living by yourself. Here’s how some nomads find community on the road.
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The Duplex With Friends
How two families living in a duplex have weathered the pandemic together.
A ‘Floating’ Glass House Asks $7.5M in Dallas
Inspired by Mies van der Rohe’s Farnsworth House, this home has a Texas-sized amount of glass, steel, and marble.
An Architectural Designer Made a List of 200 Black Creatives You Should Follow
Sean Canty made it easier to diversify your Instagram feed.
Carmel Oceanfront Home With Barrel-Vaulted Ceilings Asks $14.5M
Situated along a secluded stretch of Carmel Bay on the Monterey Peninsula, this four-bedroom home is the stuff of postcards.
Mid-Century “Cube” House Just Outside Detroit Now Wants $635K
The historic Balogh House appears to float in the woods, thanks to a striking use of negative space.
How to End Anti-Blackness in Cities
Black urbanists are mobilizing to eradicate racism in their field.
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Protests Aren’t Only in the Streets
Homes, theaters, and whole neighborhoods can be revolutionary spaces too.
’70s Orlando House With a River in the Backyard Asks $865K
The four-acre property runs along the Little Econ River.
Modern Farmhouse Asking $2M in Connecticut Has Exposed Beams in Almost Every Room
Tucked into a grove of trees on 10 acres, this home blends a rustic timber facade with a more modern interior.
The Mystifying World of TikTok Home Tours
The infinity pools are no surprise, but TikTok also gives a platform to the ordinary.
Harvard Students Are Teaching Harvard How to Be Anti-Racist
And therein lies the problem.
Frank Lloyd Wright House With Cathedral-Like Living Room Asks $2.3M
A Wright-designed Usonian just hit the market in Lake Forest, about 45 minutes north of Chicago.