New York Magazine Biography of a Building Series (Winner of National Magazine, NY Press Club, SFJ and NAREE Awards)
Olympic Tower, Where Foreign Billionaires Have Long Flocked
The Master, a Particularly Eccentric Upper West Side Apartment Building
An Exhaustive Oral History of the McKibbin Lofts
Villa Charlotte Brontë, a Cliffside Co-op in the Bronx
One Fifth Avenue, the Downtown Co-op
Graham Court, the Gilded Age Rental
Local/Metro
The Long Drive: 89-Year-Old NYC Cabbie Is Still Cruising the Streets — New York Post
Grind Larceny — New York Post
Broker’s fee hits nearly $20K for rent stabilized one-bedroom NYC apartment — New York Post
The McKibbin Lofts Super Asked for a Raise But Was Evicted Instead — Curbed
Co-op Boards Ghost Their Residents — Curbed
Kosher in Brooklyn, by Way of Cairo — The New York Times
Business
How war, weather, and Covid-19 are rekindling the food vs. fuel debate — The Counter
Starbucks Workers Vote to Unionize in Buffalo — The Counter
How a Restaurant Leaves New York — Grub Street
Can Groceries Save New York’s Restaurants? — Grub Street
A Restaurant With No Leftovers — The New York Times
How Much Do Cooks and Chefs Really Make These Days? — Eater
Craft Brewers Lighten Up — The New York Times
Culture
Community Fridges Are Not a Pandemic Fad — The Counter
Where a Day’s Worth of Food Came From (Gray’s Papaya) — New York Magazine
Jason Everman: The Life Quixotic — Avaunt Magazine
On Lawrence Sumulong’s “Dead to Rights” — The New York Times
How Rap Became the New Punk — Pigeons & Planes
Revival Of Soul Music & Its History In Hip-Hop Production — Stereogum
Science
When Cancer Patients Battle for Taste — TASTE
Meowing at Your Partner is Actually Normal — The Washington Post
Resurrecting Ancient Wines That Can Survive Climate Change — The Atlantic
Worms Could Inspire Plastic Waste-Degrading Tools — Scientific American