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After a renovation, a couple knew exactly where to put the biggest artwork from their collection.

Joshua Wolk has run the numbers and says we’re better off without it.

“She really did deserve to have an exhibition somewhere.”

Penny Hardy’s book documents the amateur architecture of a fraught era.

This week’s worth-it New York City apartment listings.

One Times Square, the largely vacant ball-drop tower covered in billboards, has filled its floors with candy, screens, and wedding chapels.

The disgraced ex-governor and failed mayoral candidate paid all cash.

With the request for amusement-park rides, a merging in spirit, not just street space.

The designer streamlined his 20-person operation and returned to making things by hand.

An East 13th Street building housed the final version of a communal life experiment that began in London.

The network’s reality stars — especially on Next Gen NYC — have given the neighborhood an outsize share of screen time.

The Gagosian artist bought the upper Fifth Avenue apartment two years ago.

The Manhattan Plaza space where routes are labeled “spicy” and emotional support dogs stand by may soon be replaced by tennis.

And a West Village one-bedroom duplex with a bathroom on each floor.

What we know about the fight at the Pierre, where the co-op is voting this fall on a sale.

The Big Six supermodel cut her original asking price by nearly 30 percent to make the sale.

It’s been the backdrop to Succession’s “boar on the floor” scene, Taylor Swift’s “Blank Space” video, and countless rich-person weddings.

On a scale from Saks Fifth Avenue to a subway sax player, where does the star of ‘Verity’ and ‘Devil Wears Prada 2’ fit?

This week’s worth-it New York City apartment listings.

The longtime Brooklyn resident and her mother bought in a prewar Chelsea co-op.