Curbed is all about New York real estate. This blog dishes on hot properties, new projects, celebrity pads, neighborhood follies and treats, places to eat, agent mishaps– basically anything cohabiting the sphere of properties.
There’s also an equally amusing and witty Curbed in San Francisco and there’s one in Los Angeles too, for all you west coast folks. The NY site (along with the others) thrives on user emails and submissions. All user driven content is given the grace of anonymity so users can send out tips and hot gossip in droves if they wish. Readers can seethe about their colleagues’ unfair deals and they can get the latest news on the dealings of real estate insiders. Interesting stuff, really. This site has got the goods on New York pads and eats, what more could you ask for? If you can’t have that penthouse near Central Park, at least you can drool over pictures, and laugh about the many wild antics that make up the housing market.
Curbed.com In Their Own Words
“In New York City, it all comes back to real estate, rent, and the neighborhoods we inhabit.
Since its launch in May 2004, Curbed has established itself as the center of the virtual conversation about real estate in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, and beyond. Sales and rental prices, celebrity deals, new developments, amusing broker stories, hot restaurants, and the latest neighborhood gossip—it’s all on Curbed. Updated a dozen or more times throughout the day, and liberally spiced with reporting and dish from readers, Curbed has become a daily fix for tens of thousands of NYC residents—and the most-trafficked neighborhood and real-estate weblog on the web.”
Why Curbed.com It Might Be A Killer
New York has one of the largest and most interesting real estate markets in the world. Curbed keeps you informed. While they may be cheeky and irreverent, they delve deep into the heart of the property world and give you all the juicy details. It’s informative, fun, and addictive.
Some Questions About Curbed.com
Will Curbed expand to more cities? 
