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The Battle for a Mortgage
A growing number of New Yorkers, often with six-figure salaries and reasonably good credit, have begun to find that mortgages are harder to get as lenders try to stem losses from loans to the weakest, or subprime, borrowers.
National Perspectives: Retirement Homes Go High-Rise and Urban
A growing number of retirement communities, many developed by nonprofit organizations, are coming to city neighborhoods.
Habitats | Riverside Drive: Sometimes, Shopping Can Be Therapeutic
April Lane Benson chose her apartment 20 years ago for its proximity to Charivari, the West Side?s first high-fashion store.
The Hunt: Now, the Next Big Project
Alex Lunney wanted his first co-op apartment to have one distinctive feature. He found an alcove studio with a remarkable view.
Living In | Stuyvesant Town and Peter Cooper Village: The New Owners Get the Onc
Just because Stuyvesant Town or Peter Cooper Village in Manhattan recently changed hands in a $5.4 billion transaction, it doesn?t mean they are changing at heart.
Postings: Raising Old Barns to Make a New Village
For a 76-acre site in the Delaware River Valley, Hall Smyth has proposed a subdivision of 15 antique barns, reclaimed from sites throughout New York, New Jersey and New England.
In the Region | New Jersey: Condominiums With Classrooms
One of the hottest new amenities being offered in upscale urban condominium developments doesn?t have anything to do with granite in the kitchen or simulator golf. It?s school.
In the Region | Connecticut: Trying to Preserve an Aging Relic
A plan to restore an ancient gas station meets resistance in Westport, Conn.
In the Region | Long Island: For Auto or Horse Enthusiasts
A plan for one of the prime development sites in Suffolk County proposes a $1 billion entertainment and hotel project and 688 residential ?fractionally owned? homes.
Big Deal : Listing Service Dream in Disarray
The two largest brokerage companies in Manhattan said they plan to boycott a new industry search engine, which will be launched in June by the Real Estate Board of New York.
Your Home: Security Systems: Your Eyes and Ears
Home monitoring systems are useful only if someone is there to hear them.
Q & A: Who Should Pay for a Broken Skylight?
A chunk of ice fell off the roof of a commercial building that is next to mine and broke my skylight. Am I responsible for replacing my windows?
Q & A: Replacing Windows in a Condominium
Our condo has old windows that make it expensive to heat and air-condition. Can the board force us to spend money on energy instead of replacement?
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