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Clio Chang

Clio Chang

News Writer at Curbed - New York

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29
Location
United States
Languages
  • English
Covering topics
  • General Assignment News
  • Real Estate

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Recent Articles

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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!’”
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Why Claire Valdez Wants Universal Rent Control

Claire Valdez, the democratic socialist running for Congress, says her platform of universal rent control is rooted in history, not fantasy.
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Can You Spot the AI Bodega?

Uncanny ChatGPT-generated signs are all over the city. But there’s still something very human about them.
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Can I Win a Bidding War Without Resorting to Cuck Money?

I don’t have the funds to offer more in rent. Are there other ways to persuade a landlord to pick me?
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Do I Really Need a Trust Fund to Buy an HDFC?

I feel like I qualify with my $78,000 salary, but the process of applying is making my head spin.
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Greenpoint Got a Little Beach

The sandy patch of Bushwick Inlet Park is only a portion of what was promised, but it’s full of bird-watchers and sunbathers since opening this month.
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The End Is Near for the Soho REI

An official closing date has been announced.
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A Sweaty Night at Cara Delevingne’s Apartment for the ‘Oscars of Re...

Celebrity brokers gave and received awards; Jimmy Fallon’s presence loomed.
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What’s the Secret to Talking My Way Out of a Rent Hike?

There must be some hope for those of us in market-rate apartments.
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Fashion Photographer Roxanne Lowit’s Kips Bay Penthouse Is for Sale

The home of the late photographer, whose candids of Kate Moss and Christy Turlington defined an era, is all windows and light.
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It Will Take the Average New York City Buyer 20 Years to Save for a...

And just wait for the real twist.