Virginia K. Smith

The Upper West Side loves lobster rolls, and more of the most-ordered Seamless items in NYC neighborhoods (AM NY)

A London Airbnb host's home got trashed in a wild New Year's Eve party (Guardian)

As the concept of a vacation house goes farther afield—a condo in Palm Beach, perhaps, or a ski place in Utah, instead of a cabin in the Catskills—the idea of paying a monthly fee to be able to fly as much as you wanted, anytime you wanted, suddenly makes sense. Such is the idea behind OneGo, a new service launching this month that lets frequent fliers purchase unlimited monthly flights, either across the U.S. or within specific regions (e.g. North, South, Central, and West).

The obsession with Bed-Stuy's brownstones isn't just for townhouse buyers. Renters, too, can get in on the brownstone love, with listings like this freshly renovated four-bedroom duplex in a townhouse on Franklin Ave., near the Clinton Hill border.

Behold, the over-the-top Jersey mansion of your dreams/nightmares (Curbed)

Yikes: Bushwick had more burglaries last year than any other neighborhood (Bushwick Daily)

Q: For the past two years, my father has been sick, and he moved out of his stabilized apartment and into an assisted living facility. In hopes of keeping the apartment, I had my niece move in, but I just received a letter from the landlord saying they're not renewing the lease because my father has not lived there for 183 days of the last year. Can I fight this?

Unfortunately, your landlord is likely within their rights not to renew your father's lease, say our experts.