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Streetscapes | Park Row: Streetscapes - The Pioneering Tribune Building of 1875
Was the 1875 Tribune Building a pioneering skyscraper masterpiece, or no better than a “liquor palace” torn down in the 1960s?
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The Appraisal: Pat Kiernan Brings a Familiar Face to a Brooklyn Neighborhood
The news anchor Pat Kiernan is trading in a penthouse on the Upper West Side for a single-family home in Williamsburg.
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Living In | Cutchogue, L.I.: Cutchogue, L.I./Living In - A Summer Place, Magnetic Year-Round
In the Town of Southold, a hamlet popular with second-home buyers; properties range from raised ranches to hilltop estates.
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The Hunt: The Hunt - Enter the Contentment Factor
Blake and Robin Kelly had to decide what was more important: “being happy in the apartment or saving money?’
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New York Real Estate Question & Answer
Fixing a hole in the ceiling; updating a kitchen in a stabilized unit; private use of a public area.
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In the Region | New Jersey: New Jersey/In the Region - Partly Sunny at the Shore
A pickup in activity at the Jersey Shore leads economists and brokers to conclude that the market has bottomed.
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Mortgages: Mortgages - When to Refinance Again
If you’re considering refinancing, financial planners suggest you first delve into your financial goals — specifically, how long you expect to live in your home.
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The Investor Next Door
A new breed of condominium investor — who buys a second apartment in their own building to become an owner/resident/landlord — has emerged.
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Big Deal: Big Deal - In Los Angeles, Condos Are a Tough Sell
So far, high-end condos have been a tough sell in Los Angeles, but that could change as congestion gets worse.
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Exclusive | 163 East 63rd Street: A Lot of History for Just One House
The 40-foot-wide house at 163 East 63rd Street, now on the market for $20 million, is layered with New York history.
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Battery Park City, A New Lease on Life for Condo
A developer hopes its latest renovations can work magic for a project that stalled during the market downturn.
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On the Market in New York City
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On the Market in the Region
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On the Market in New York City
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On the Market in the Region
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Off the Charts: A Flicker of Hope Appears in the Housing Market
There seems to be a reduction in the number of unsold homes in many areas of the country, removing one obstacle in reviving the depressed homebuilding industry.
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International Real Estate: Real Estate in the Dominican Republic
Crash-induced foreclosures on second homes haven’t been a real drain on the market, because most foreigners buy in cash.
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In the Region | Connecticut: In the Region/Connecticut - To Repair the Shore, or Retreat?
Connecticut state lawmakers have formed a Shoreline Preservation Task Force to grapple with the effects of climate change and rising sea levels.
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Currents | Shows: ‘Pyramids of Makkum’ Exhibition in London
“Pyramids of Makkum,” in which four designers reinterpret 17th-century flower pyramids, is opening at Gallery Libby Sellers in London.
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