Going Underground: As Land Prices Rise, New York Institutions Seek Subterranean Space What does it mean that more and more public institutions and beloved icons are literally moving below-grade? By Kim Velsey
Gentrification May Be Complicated, But It’s Not a Myth and Neither Is Displacement Gentrification does lead to displacement, and over time, a vastly different neighborhood composition, as demographic change in several New York neighborhoods illustrates. By Kim Velsey
Stop Complaining: New York City Is Cheaper Than Singapore Not only is New York not the world's most expensive city; it doesn't even break the top 10. By Billy Richling
Other Things UBS Could Have Done With $2.3 Billion If a Rogue Trader Hadn’t Gambled It Away By Patrick Clark