Patrick Sisson
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Brooklyn, NY, United States
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Property Lines
Property Lines is a column by Curbed senior reporter Patrick Sisson that spotlights real estate trends and hot housing markets across the country. Comments, tips, and suggestions on where Property Lines should head next are welcome at patrick@curbed.com. → Read More
Modernist Next Door
All month long, we're turning our lens on postwar architecture beyond the cliches and the coasts. These profiles highlight the often-forgotten regional architects who created modern designs in the second cities, suburbs, and small towns of the U.S. → Read More
Ilhan Omar wants rent canceled during coronavirus
Her Rent and Mortgage Cancellation Act would provide national housing relief throughout the crisis → Read More
Coronavirus stimulus: Where’s the New Deal for a post-pandemic America?
With 22 million-plus out of work, we need jobs and a vision for what 21st century America looks like. → Read More
Quarantine economy threatens workers in entertainment capitals
Renters in cities like Las Vegas and Orlando between "a rock and a hard place" as entertainment, service jobs disappear → Read More
‘If thousands of people couldn’t pay rent April 1, we’ll have millions in May’
Twelve percent more Americans didn’t pay rent in April; what happens in May? → Read More
Homebuying during a pandemic: ‘We felt like we were racing the virus."
The new normal features agents as therapists, drive-up closings, and lots and lots of hand washing. → Read More
Coronavirus and Airbnb: Quarantine pads, rural getaways, and ‘cityscapers’
Airbnb hosts are marketing "destination isolation" for guests looking to leave town, and, ideally, COVID-19 → Read More
How coronavirus is affecting the housing market
Millions of Americans can’t pay their rent or mortgages. We’re tracking the impacts on tenants, landlords, and homeowners → Read More
Coronavirus: Rent strikes, home occupation, and a fight for housing
For advocates and activists, the pandemic underscores the need for more just, equitable housing policy → Read More
Airbnb announces $250M coronavirus relief for hosts: Is that enough?
Hosts aren’t totally convinced the new fund will make up for income lost in the pandemic-related travel slump. → Read More
What your landlord thinks about rent right now
Property owners juggle a widespread struggle to pay rent with their own mortgage responsibilities. → Read More
What your landlord thinks about rent right now
Property owners juggle a widespread struggle to pay rent with their own mortgage responsibilities. → Read More
Coronavirus and loneliness: How to reach out to neighbors who need it
During the "social recession," how to connect with seniors, at-risk neighbors, and others during a challenging time. → Read More
Coronavirus rent crisis: ‘Millions of Americans will have trouble paying rent this month’
The profound economic fallout from efforts to stop the spread have made paying for housing a matter of national importance. → Read More
As coronavirus slows real estate market, agents seek support from Congress
Social distancing means "when they can’t show a property, they can’t earn a living" → Read More
What the 1918 pandemic can teach cities about public spaces today
What the 1918 pandemic can teach cities about public spaces today. → Read More
How colleges are trying to address homelessness among students
"What kept them from being successful in the classroom had nothing to do with the classroom." → Read More
Living in an agrihood, an agriculture-focused suburb
In these suburban subdivisions, farming is just another amenity. → Read More
Coronavirus college closures leave students unsure about housing
As universities go online and dorms shut down, students scramble to find a place to stay → Read More