Good stuff you might have missed From our February relaunch to big multimedia packages like ?Starter Homes 'R' Us? and ?10 Streets That Define America,? it?s been a jam-packed year on Curbed. In the midst of it all, some stories found particular popularity among readers. If this list of the year?s most-read stories is any indication, then it?s clear people will never get tired of gorgeous, expensive, or otherwise exceptional real estate. Hear hear! Lots more where that came from in 2017.
For the sake of variety, this roundup only includes stories published in 2016 (though plenty of eyes continue to turn to our regularly updated guides to tiny houses and prefab homes ready to order, as well as to one very special Indiana house.)
Here we go!

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? 10. Welcome to Disturbia

In this Curbed feature, writer Amanda Kolson Hurley explores why midcentury Americans believed the suburbs were making them sick, unpacking a raft of books about suburban life published in the ?50s and ?60s.

Photography by Paul Barbera

? 9. Beautifully restored George Nelson home includes original furniture for $450K

This 1955 design is a true modernist gem?the pictures tell all.

Handcrafted Movement

? 8. 5 Tiny Houses We Loved This Week: From the Ultra-Trendy to the Off-Grid

Surprise, people are still interested in tiny houses, so we started recapping noteworthy tiny house news and projects. The one picture...