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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 5
- Latest publication
- Aug 24, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Curbed
- Top 500K sites
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- Jul 22, 2026
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Does Anyone Actually Shop at the Oculus? (opens the original)
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This month is the tenth anniversary of the Westfield World Trade Center mall — or the Oculus mall, as most call it — the combination train hub–shopping center I’ve passed through maybe a hundred times over the past decade without ever stopping to buy anything besides a cup of coffee. In fact, I have a running joke with a friend: Every time I pass through the soaring rib cage of a space, I text him, “Now entering the Oculus!” and, a minute later, “Now exiting the Oculus!” I’m not alone. I’ve been
The 6-Year Battle Over a Brooklyn Bridge Park Bathroom (opens the original)
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A few weeks ago, on my usual walk through Brooklyn Bridge Park, I took a detour to the bathroom, only to be confronted by two metal barricades and a sign: “RESTROOMS TEMPORARILY CLOSED.” I felt a bit skeptical about the “temporarily” business because, to my best recollection, the bathrooms had been shuttered for years. I vaguely recalled a 2023 story in The City about the man who lived in the condo directly over the bathrooms. He had sued Brooklyn Bridge Park because he found the toilets too noi
Meet Me at the AI-Insurance-Startup Café (opens the original)
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Corgi — a company that requires employees to work seven days a week — brings 24-hour-grind culture to Nomad.
The Rise of the Everything-But-News Newsstand (opens the original)
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Pedestrians passing the old newsstand near the corner of Fifth Avenue and 42nd Street are doing a double take — it’s now a spiffy Italian café serving espresso, pastries, and sandwiches. “It takes them a minute to understand,” says Luca Meacci, who opened Caffé Toscana a few weeks ago. “But then they try it out.” It’s not your standard street-cart fare; here, a pistachio bombolone or a prosciutto-mozarella croissant might accompany your cortado. For years, converted newsstands around the world h
The Rise of the Everything-But-News Newsstand (opens the original)
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Candy, soda, and print don’t sell like they used to, so a few enterprising operators are testing alternatives.
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