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The narrowest building in NYC just sold for $3.25 million. Here are 5 of Manhattan's narrowest buildings, rounded up.
Have you seen these glass walkways in the windows of Grand Central Terminal?
Photographs of the dizzying views and ongoing construction at 1 WTC and the planned street extensions to reconnect the World Trade Center superblock
When it's so hot in the city, it's a fact, Parisians don't have the strength to complain any longer.
The annual Jazz Age Lawn Party returns this weekend to Governors Island. There will be games, photobooths, a 1920s’s Motorcar Exhibition and pie contest.
Six innovative bike parking designs from other major cities that could be used in NYC for the growing number of bike commuters.
Bringing Back Broadway aims to revitalize downtown Los Angeles by tapping into the city's historical core, include pedestrian friendly streets and a streetcar.
Queens' Utopia Parkway borders Utopia, a neighborhood meant for New York's growing Jewish population. Utopia Parkway was later the title of a pop album.
A prized John Singer Sargent paintin will be returned to the financially beleaguered The Players club in Gramercy Park by the end of August.
San Francisco-based graffiti artist Barry McGee was commissioned by the Brooklyn Academy of Music to create a huge mural on the side of the Mark Morris Dance Center.