It starts with a wall. One side is yours. The other side isn’t. It’s easy to think that the two sides aren’t connected. But they are. By that wall. It’s the thing that makes spaces separate and shared. That wall is everywhere. On sidewalks. In subways. Even the line at the corner deli where we get our roast beef on rye. When we show you a space, we’re not just showing you the space on your side of the wall. We’re showing you something we share. Something the wall makes you part of. Something we think is worth taking care of. By recycling. By reusing. By reducing. By reconsidering how we buy and sell the environment we live in. And own. And share.