Progressives say yes to development, glass facade kills migratory birds, & more

By Jennifer White Karp | October 17, 2022 - 10:30AM

A New York City renter who painted and wallpapered her apartment in bold colors and patterns gets her security deposit back by restoring it back to its original state (Apartment Therapy)

The facade of Circa Central Park, a luxury condo building on West 110th Street, is a deadly hazard to migratory birds each year (New York Post)

Progressive elected officials traditionally opposed to new real estate developments find themselves saying yes (The New York Times)

Nearly 8 percent of listings in the U.S. saw a price drop recently—a record high and sharp uptick from previous weeks—according to Redfin (New York Post)

The Benjamin Moore Color of the Year for 2023 is raspberry blush (Architectural Digest)

Real estate prices plunge in the metaverse (Curbed)

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