It's going to be way harder to be a tourist in NYC

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People are booking trips to NYC again, but city officials are enforcing restrictive laws that limit the number of new short-term rentals and hotels.

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The asking price for Ivana Trump's lavish townhouse, decorated with gold and a pink marble bathroom, was just cut by $4 million after failing to sell in nearly a year

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Library with leopard print carpet, chairs and couch, gold ceiling.
Ivana Trump's townhouse was listed for sale in November after her death last July.

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The typical NYC family is spending more than 25% of its income on childcare — triple what's deemed affordable

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Parents drop their children off for school in Provo, Utah. A childcare crisis is raging across the country, and will only get worse when American Rescue plan funds run out at the end of the month.

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Yelp says diners love to take pictures in these 25 restaurants around the US — and it's easy to see why

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The Pink Door
The Pink Door is a Seattle-based Italian restaurant.

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A Gen Z couple pays $1,300 for a New York City microstudio. Here's how they made it work for them and their cat.

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Elana Wallach and her partner Luis Cortorreal split a tiny microstudio in the East Village.
Elana Wallach and her partner Luis Cortorreal split a tiny microstudio in the East Village.

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A founder of Big Gay Ice Cream is suing his partner, accusing him of mismanagement and collecting government pandemic loans

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Big Gay Ice Cream
Big Gay Ice Cream now has just one store.

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NYC Airbnb reckoning: New restrictions will make life more difficult for hosts, and some may find their listings banned altogether

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A new future of New York City short-term rentals is on the horizon.

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I left NYC for Tulsa, Oklahoma. I only planned to stay for a year, but I love the lower cost of living and slower pace.

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Mark Radcliffe in front of the house he bought in Tulsa.

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I'm a New Yorker thinking about moving to the Midwest. I loved my first visit to Cleveland — except for one thing.

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New York has tried poison, traps, and birth control to fix its pest problem. Rat researchers say the city should focus on its people instead.

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A rat sticks its head out of a garbage can as it hunts for food in Bogardus Plaza in Tribeca on August 17, 2022, in New York City.
The prolific rat problem in New York City is caused at least in part by poor food waste disposal, experts say.

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