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He landed his first big job in New York in 2002, when he was 30 ... In 2012, the print edition went bimonthly, and Spin started charging less for ads. Then it was sold to Buzzmedia, an owner ...

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Michael Kirby Smith for The New York Times New York City and its suburbs have not built enough homes to meet demand over the past few decades, helping to drive up rents and home prices.