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Fractionals: A Warm Spot in a Cooling Market
For many, fractional ownership offers an opportunity to buy at least a bit of a high-end vacation home.
Havens | Calistoga, Calif.: The Good Life at the Top of the Napa Valley
Calistoga attracts visitors who want to soak in its natural hot springs or just enjoy one of the wine country's most laid-back areas.
Living Here | Houses Near Fly-Fishing: Hooking a Big One
?I?ve been a fisherman for 25 years and everyone in my immediate family owns waders.?
Breaking Ground: Marlin Bay Yacht Club and Las Palomas Beach & Golf Resort
A residential project in Marathon, Fla., and a resort community expansion in Mexico.
Sinking Your Money Into a Rental
Some tenants have very clear ideas about how they want to live, and spending $5,000, $30,000, even $100,000 on their apartments is no deterrent.
Habitats | Chelsea: Downsizing by Moving Downstairs
A couple find a novel way to remain in their longtime Chelsea home while minimizing physical challenges.
The Hunt: Starting With an Empty Lot
Why buy a house when you can build one?
National Perspectives: Buyers in New Mexico Find Views, and Value
The Talavera area has experienced rapid development in the last few years, as wealthier home buyers take advantage of the large lots and mountain views.
Streetscapes | West 72nd Street: Where Town Met Country
The block of West 72nd Street from Broadway to West End Avenue is, from the point of view of historic preservation, where the wild things are.
Living In | Downtown Brooklyn: Now Open for Living, as Well as Business
Zoning changes have prompted residential development in downtown Brooklyn, whose 12 subway lines are poised to get a lot more round-the-clock use.
In the Region | New Jersey: Adopting City Mannerisms
Englewood?s housing stock, already highly diverse, is becoming even more so with a new development offering upscale apartments right over downtown shops.
In the Region | Westchester: Green Before It Had a Name
Usonia, a development of 47 homes on a 100-acre wooded site, was designed by a group of architectural idealists headed by Frank Lloyd Wright.
In the Region | Long Island: A Prime Site for Cooking Classes
Downtown Riverhead is hoping to bring some of the bustle back to Main Street with a new culinary school.
Window Shopping: Me! Me! Me! All the Way Home
Calvin Tsao tells Suzanne Slesin she is too old for the William Beaver.
Big Deal : A Most Exclusive Club
Let us now praise the unsung heroes of the effervescent Manhattan real estate market: the buyers.
Mortgages: Credit Unions: The Silent Source
If borrowers with less-than-stellar credit scores look in unexpected places, their efforts can yield pleasant returns.
Your Home: Giving the Lawn What It Needs
Many counties in New York have a cooperative extension office that can test soil samples for homeowners.
Q & A: Sidewalk Sheds: How Long Is Too Long?
A sidewalk shed has been up since 2004 and no work has been done since it went up. Is the permit renewable by right?
Q & A: Can a Stabilized Apartment Be Rented at Market Rates?
Can I sublet my apartment for the market rate and pay a fee to the landlord?
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