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On Location: In Uruguay, a House That Disappears Into the Landscape
A London couple build a spacious getaway in Uruguay that stays true to the area?s vernacular architecture.
Charmed Obsolescence
Souvenirs of a home?s past lives are prized and preserved by many people. Sometimes they are even what sells the place.
On Location: In Brazil, a Jungle Home
Sandra Santos and her husband, Edson Costa, bought a home in the jungle made from an array of Amazonian hardwoods.
Wary of a Bubble at Home, Chinese Diversify by Buying in Singapore
Wealthy Chinese are becoming a force in the Lion City's real estate market, although most are buying mid-range properties.
Looking, or Just Looking
Open houses offer free lessons in design dos ? and don?ts. Sometimes they even result in the sale of a property.
Towers at Ground Zero Might Add to Space Glut
An agreement with Larry Silverstein for construction at the World Trade Center site could repeat past errors.
Magazine Lists Most Livable New York Neighborhoods
Greenpoint, Brooklyn, takes fifth. Sunnyside, Queens, is ranked third. And the West Village of Manhattan comes in 24th.
Streetscapes | Lower Madison Avenue: Workaday Buildings That Aren?t
The Historic Districts Council, a preservation advocacy group, has surveyed the blocks from Madison Square to 34th Street for potential landmark designations.
Born a Store
Living in a former shop has many advantages, including abundant light and a short commute to the sidewalk.
Auchincloss Co-op Is Up for Sale
A three-bedroom apartment on Park Avenue that was home to the author Louis Auchincloss has been put on the market for $3.9 million.
Property Values: What You Get for ... $975,000
A two-bedroom two-bath former firehouse in San Francisco, a three-bedroom contemporary in Austin, Tex., and a carriage house in Charleston, S.C.
Daniel Goldstein, Last Atlantic Yards Holdout, Leaves for $3 Million
With a wrecking ball staring him in the face, the most vocal opponent of Atlantic Yards is taking $3 million from Forest City Ratner to leave his condo.
Streetscapes | The United Nations: The U.N.: One Among Many Ideas for the Site
The United Nations is starting the long-awaited restoration project on its 1951 headquarters building, hoping to return it to the way it was when it was fresh and new.
In Manhattan, Rents Are Creeping Back Up
Some landlords still offer incentives; others feel confident enough to give freebies the heave-ho.
St. Vincent?s Hospital to Put Building On Market
A brokerage is expected to release the marketing materials Monday to sell the first of many buildings in the hospital?s Greenwich Village real estate portfolio.
Big Deal: Sting Sells Co-op on Central Park
The singer?s 6,600-square-foot apartment, asking price $19 million, is in contract.
What You Get for $275,000
A four-bedroom town house in Pittsburgh, a contemporary home in Cochiti Lake, N.M., and a house in Baton Rouge, La.
Cuomo Looks Into Condo Conversion at the Apthorp
State officials are conducting an unusually detailed review for the Apthorp, a high-profile building that has market rate and rent-stabilized apartments.
Big Deal: Gabriel Byrne Buys in NoLIta
The Irish-born actor is paying $3.36 million for a two-bedroom condo at 211 Elizabeth Street.
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