Robert Khederian
Real estate agent, Compass
Robert Khederian is a Compass real estate agent based in New York City who also contributes to Curbed. He loves to talk to other old-house obsessives, so please DM him on Instagram at @Notenoughangers and say hi!
Instagram is the secret weapon of savvy house hunters
A broker shares his strategic advice for how to use Instagram, Facebook, and yes, even Twitter in the homebuying process.
The marvelous history of Mrs. Maisel’s apartment
A real estate pro takes a closer look at the layout and true cost of that glorious pad on Manhattan’s Upper West Side.
The smart plug that could make you love home tech is on sale for Prime Day
I never considered myself one for smart-home technology—until I discovered the magic of a Wi-Fi-enabled plug that can be switched on or off from anywhere.
8 tips for buying antique furniture
One of our favorite places to furniture shop is at an antiques store or an auction house—but how can you tell trash from a treasure?
Refresh your home with The Small Fix newsletter
Introducing The Small Fix, a four-week newsletter challenge with actually achievable projects to make your home look more polished.
How a fashion designer transformed an 18th-century home into a dreamy inn
After nearly 10 years at the helm of menswear design for J.Crew, Frank Muytjens left the brand in 2017. His next adventure? Creating a boutique in in the Berkshires.
The United States of Texas and California, a new Facebook group about the states’ big issues
Two national bellwethers, one place to talk. We want to hear your thoughts about high-speed rail, the affordable housing crisis, urban freeways, public infrastructure, and much more.
Boardwalk Empire: Atlantic City and Coney Island
Not only the place for summertime amusement, the boardwalk arose out of practical—and political—purposes.
Tomb raiders: The clubhouses of Yale’s secret societies
From Skull and Bone to Scroll and Key and Berzelius, these clubhouses—referred to as tombs—are some of the most mysterious and intriguing buildings in New Haven.
14 of our favorite things from the Rockefeller online auction
From 17th-century Japanese porcelain to mahogany furniture, now’s your chance to live like a Rockefeller.