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Away: Two Families and No Room for Guilt
In the Methow Valley of the north Cascades, two couples share a custom-built residence to maximize vacation time and minimize cost.
How to Spot a Good Deal
Just because the asking price has been reduced umpteen times doesn?t mean the place is a bargain. And don?t go by price alone, because location still matters.
Habitats: My Decorator? Mexico
Boris Fishman found inspiration for decorating his Lower East Side apartment from visits to Mexican cities like Oaxaca and Xalapa.
Living In | Fresh Meadows, Queens: An Outpost of the City, Within the City
Fresh Meadows, which is geographically isolated because it lacks a subway link, abounds with Capes, colonials and Tudors, but there are also blocks lined with attached brick row houses.
The Hunt: Out of the Woods
Jean Andzulis and her husband, Troy Maier, found a two-bedroom in Stuyvesant Town, with no one living beneath them and their five children.
Mortgages: A Crackdown on Rescue Schemes
Now state and federal authorities are intensifying efforts to combat these schemes that target financially distressed homeowners.
Big Deal: The Plaza Stirs
Few developments rode the wave of high prices in the Manhattan residential real estate the way the apartments at the Plaza Hotel did, and few have chilled as much in the downturn.
Posting: The Neighbors Just Love Carrots
Clinton Park, a 29-story luxury rental proposed for 770 11th Avenue, will include a spacious ground-level home for 22 horses belonging to the New York City Police Department.
In the Region | Connecticut: 7 Years In, Renewal Plan Languishes
After seven years? work on a redevelopment plan in Redding, the developer is so depleted by state bureaucratic delays that he is ready to walk away.
In the Region | New Jersey: ?Transit Cities? Face Roadblocks
The economy has slowed ?transit-oriented development? in New Jersey.
In the Region | Long Island: Agency Chain Vies for Latino Buyers
A two-year-old international real estate franchise that has its home base in Florida and gears itself toward the Hispanic market is setting up shop in Long Island.
Big Deal: Passages
Some people are selling for reasons that have nothing to do with the national economic distress.
Big Deal: A Harvest in Brick
In the 1970s a real estate investor paid $1,350 at a city auction for three 25-foot-wide lots on Edgecombe Avenue, about two months common charges for the new condo about to open there.
The Unfortunate Location
Real estate agents warn against buying a great house in a bad location, but it is a way for buyers to get some of what they want without spending a fortune.
Switch Imperils Pro-Tenant Rent Law Changes
Pedro Espada Jr.?s surprise defection to the Republican Party delivered an all-but-unnoticed victory to another powerful group: New York?s real estate industry.
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