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Guarding the Kiddie Pool and Slinging Slime

Summer jobs aren’t easy — but these six NYC teens are happy to have any job at all. By Anne Kadet

teen week

New York’s Youngest Real-Estate Agent Is a 19-Year-Old Pageant Queen

“Clients ask how old I am, and my favorite response is ‘Old enough to be licensed!’” By Clio Chang

public health

A Sensible New Yorker’s Guide to Legionella Season

Yes, you can drink your tap water. Maybe wear a mask while walking by the Met. By Matthew Sedacca

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engineering The Pfizer Building Is Stable. What Happens Now? Engineers explain how the analysis and repairs are likely to go. By Christopher Bonanos

celebrity real estate Chris Pine Would Like His Security Deposit Back The actor says a Brooklyn townhouse developer owes him $100,000 after a rental deal fell through. By Matthew Sedacca

under a million An East Village One-Bedroom With a Slick Renovation for $850,000 And a two-bedroom, two-bath duplex in Ditmas Park someone should jump on. By Katie McDonough

social studies It’s Humiliating. It’s Exhilarating. It’s a Line. In a city that’s go-go-go, it’s never been more fashionable to stand-stand-stand. podcast By Brock Colyar

engineering The Pfizer Building Is Stable. What Happens Now? Engineers explain how the analysis and repairs are likely to go. By Christopher Bonanos

celebrity real estate Chris Pine Would Like His Security Deposit Back The actor says a Brooklyn townhouse developer owes him $100,000 after a rental deal fell through. By Matthew Sedacca

under a million An East Village One-Bedroom With a Slick Renovation for $850,000 And a two-bedroom, two-bath duplex in Ditmas Park someone should jump on. By Katie McDonough

social studies It’s Humiliating. It’s Exhilarating. It’s a Line. In a city that’s go-go-go, it’s never been more fashionable to stand-stand-stand. podcast By Brock Colyar

On The Market

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under a million A Prospect Heights Duplex Near the Brooklyn Museum for $875,000

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Cityscape

nyq What Is Justine Doiron’s NYQ? On a scale of Sweetgreen to the Greenmarket, what is the food creator behind @justine_snacks’ NYQ? By Zach Schiffman
parks and recreation How to Get the Most Out of a Baseball Game in New York Die-hard fans and ballpark regulars on the minor-league games with skyline views and the hidden patio for pregame drinks near Yankee Stadium. By James McClellan
street view The Bland Perfection of the Williamsburg Waterfront After two decades (and two rezonings), the Domino district looks very different from Hunter’s Point South. But is it better? By Justin Davidson
brick and mortar Vegas Lite Is Coming for the Former Brooklyn Macy’s Shoppers are actually getting what they want. By Anne Kadet
under construction Why Exactly Is the Old Pfizer Building on the Verge of Collapsing? The developers and architects involved in the office conversion are old pros at this. By Matthew Sedacca

look book Kristen, tell me about your green necklace. It’s a locket inspired by antique dolls. I feel like this has been creeping people out at Art Week. To me, that’s a success, because the Art Week people are the final barrier. The Look Book Goes to Frieze Art Fair

Design Hunting

great rooms North Fork Perch An architect couple did a number on a cottage set high above the Long Island Sound. By Wendy Goodman
great rooms The Tree House Next Door A 19th-century brownstone is restored with a French twist and an interior courtyard. By Wendy Goodman
why this looks like that Karim Rashid’s Very Pink New Jersey Home The product designer learns what it’s like to build a house from the ground up. By Fred A. Bernstein
on set Transforming John Early’s Actual House for ‘Maddie’s Secret’ The film’s production designer, who is also his ex, found it therapeutic to turn it into a cooking influencer’s pink hideaway. By Adriane Quinlan

The Real Estate

teen week New York’s Youngest Real-Estate Agent Is a 19-Year-Old Pageant Queen “Clients ask how old I am, and my favorite response is ‘Old enough to be licensed!’” By Clio Chang
teen week The Teens of Stuyvesant High Who Want to Build, Baby, Build Studying the ABCs of ADUs and lobbying in Albany between classes and Starbucks Refreshers. By Matthew Sedacca
who’s buying The Biebers Are Coming to 160 Leroy Justin and Hailey recently bought a $12 million four-bedroom at Ian Schrager’s West Village tower. We asked around to find out everything we could. By Matthew Sedacca
under a million A Big Bright 3-Bedroom in Morningside Heights for $850,000 And an “estate condition” one-bedroom in a Brooklyn Heights brownstone. By Matthew Sedacca
public art watch A Little Piece of Burning Man Arrives in Gowanus Two bear sculptures, Ursa Minor and Ursa Major, survived the elements on the Playa. How will they do next to a Superfund site? By Adriane Quinlan