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$1.2 Million Homes in Missouri, Virginia and Texas
A Frank Lloyd Wright house outside St. Louis, an 1862 home in Roanoke and a converted railroad depot halfway between Houston and Austin.
Highlights
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House Hunting in … Ireland
After years of steady price growth, Dublin is seeing a market cool-down as new lending laws begin to have an effect.
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Port Jervis, N.Y.: A 19th-Century Industrial Hub Blessed With Natural Beauty
Once plagued by crime and drugs, this historic river city is reinventing itself as a destination for lovers of the outdoors.
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Mastering the Art of the Tablescape
How do you style a console or coffee table the way designers do — so it looks effortless, not awkward? Here are some tricks of the trade.
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Renters
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CreditAlan Tansey for The New York Times Living in the First Passive-House High-Rise
The airtight building on Roosevelt Island has helped one Cornell scientist keep his heating and electricity bills to $30 a month.
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CreditNadia Pillon Can I Force My Next-Door Neighbor to Stop Smoking?
In some cases, yes you can.
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What's Selling Now
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Recent residential sales in New York City and the region.
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CreditBrad Dickson for The New York Times Now That’s a City View
Sometimes agents really mean it when they say an apartment has a panoramic view. Here are a few examples, borough by borough.
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Guide
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CreditYasu + Junko How to Create a Serene Home
Home should be relaxing, calming, an oasis. We’ll help you get there.
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Exclusive
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CreditLifestyle Production Group Beach House Designed by Robert A.M. Stern
The postmodern Hamptons house was commissioned by the artist Norman Mercer in the 1970s and is on the market for $9.5 million.
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CreditGetty images Feel Like You’re Being Stalked?
Brokers and other real estate marketers have ways to find you when you’re already under stress.
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On Location
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CreditJoe Fletcher An Indoor-Outdoor Escape in Los Angeles
For a couple from San Francisco, a Spanish Colonial-style house in Southern California offered a place to recharge creatively.
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Shopping Guide
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Whether you’d rather sit upright, recline closer to the sand or tote a lot of gear to the beach, there’s a chair for you. The trick is finding it.
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CreditNadia Pillon Can I Still Get a Payout for My Rent-Regulated Apartment?
New regulations in New York City are designed to make life easier for renters — except when they want to cash in.
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Credit My Neighbor’s Tree Roots Damaged My Driveway
When wayward roots threaten people’s properties, it can be hard to spur the owner to action. But there are ways.
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Credit My Downstairs Neighbor Is Driving Me Crazy
Sometimes, the person complaining about noise is the one causing the real disturbance.
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Credit When the Apartment Next Door Reeks of Weed
You don’t have to live in a fetid cloud of pot smoke. Here are some ways to solve the problem.
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Credit Can a Building Charge You for Bedbugs?
Short answer: Yes. But only if they can find you negligent, which is hard to do.
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Credit Lock Your Bike to Private Property at Your Peril
It’s not always easy to find a place to store your bike. But some places are definitely riskier than others.
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Credit Essex, Conn.: A Small Town Where History Lives On
Almost any holiday is an excuse for a parade in this Colonial-era river town — even Burning of the Ships Day, commemorating a British attack in 1814.
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Credit Cliffside Park, N.J.: A Brooklyn and Queens Vibe in Bergen County
With easy access to the city but more affordable housing, the borough draws a range of residents — even some who thought they’d never leave New York.
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Credit Ho-Ho-Kus, N.J.: A Tight-Knit but Welcoming Community
With a population of just over 4,000, this Bergen County borough has a small-town vibe that appeals to newcomers and longtime residents alike.
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Credit Southold, N.Y.: A Waterfront Hamlet on the Neighborly North Fork
In this quiet Long Island enclave, the tranquil beaches and vineyards are part of the draw. So are the friendly residents.
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Credit South Williamsburg, Brooklyn: Where Families Are Out in Force
These days you can’t walk far without spotting a new Montessori school or a child’s hair salon. So much for the area’s reputation for grimy authenticity.
