NYC living

Children’s playrooms have become an increasingly popular amenity with developers over the last decade. Hundreds of new buildings have them, and for some families it factors into where they choose to live.

Two mixed-income buildings on the Long Island City waterfront are now taking affordable housing applications.

As the Jewish immigrant population exploded near the end of the 19th century, many settled on Manhattan’s Lower East Side (LES), bringing with them one of their favorite foods—the pickle.

Young and educated people are increasingly opting for life in the city instead of suburbia, according to a report from Downtown Alliance.

Crime was the salient topic 20 years ago; education took the spotlight 10 years ago. What is the driving issue of today?

Children’s playrooms have become an increasingly popular amenity with developers over the last decade. Hundreds of new buildings have them, and for some families it factors into where they choose to live.

Two mixed-income buildings on the Long Island City waterfront are now taking affordable housing applications.

As the Jewish immigrant population exploded near the end of the 19th century, many settled on Manhattan’s Lower East Side (LES), bringing with them one of their favorite foods—the pickle.

Young and educated people are increasingly opting for life in the city instead of suburbia, according to a report from Downtown Alliance.

Crime was the salient topic 20 years ago; education took the spotlight 10 years ago. What is the driving issue of today?