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Neighbors
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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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The Duplex With Friends
How two families living in a duplex have weathered the pandemic together.
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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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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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How community fridges are fixing a broken food system
Across the city, community fridges are tackling hyperlocal food insecurity.
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Protests Aren’t Only in the Streets
Homes, theaters, and whole neighborhoods can be revolutionary spaces too.
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My neighbor is a social-distancing enforcer. Is this a problem?
Curbed’s advice columnist wants you to get along with the people next door
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‘We’re all separate, but we’re still together’: Portraits of New Yorkers in quarantine
"It’s an attempt to unify the neighborhood."
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From internet friends to upstairs neighbors
My building lacks the shared spaces that newer, flashier buildings advertise as a hedge against urban isolation, but we’ve formed a community just the same.
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I never thought I’d feel at home in my neighborhood—until we got The Slide
The primary-colored eyesore became a community gathering place.