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Accessible Homes? Not Really, Say Disabled Residents
Developers and landlords in New York City may have to spend millions of dollars to renovate thousands of apartments to comply with federal housing laws.
New York Times - August 26 - 2008
In the Region | Long Island: Instead of Rent-to-Buy, Rent-to-Sell
After trying to sell their four-bedroom gingerbread Victorian in Sea Cliff, L.I., Terry and Maureen Ferrante rented their home and found that it attracted buyers.
New York Times - August 23 - 2008
In the Region | New Jersey: Selling Cities Despite Bad Images
Developers in places like Newark, Trenton and even parts of Jersey City must overcome the weight of reputations that soured long ago and never really recovered.
New York Times - August 23 - 2008
Posting: Morphing on East Houston
The connective tissue between the East Village and the Lower East Side is already showing signs of change ? whether because of the proposed rezoning or despite it.
New York Times - August 23 - 2008
International Real Estate: For Sale in ... Malta
A renovated 18th-century limestone farmhouse in Madliena, Malta is on the market for 1,257,861 euros ($1,855,000).
New York Times - August 23 - 2008
Mortgages: Higher Fees for Mortgages
Fannie and Freddie increased the fees they charge lenders for many loans, effectively bumping up interest rates for many borrowers who have marginal credit.
New York Times - August 23 - 2008
What You Need to Know Before You Rent
There are always thousands of apartments available for rent in New York City. The tough part is finding the one that is right for you at a price you can afford.
New York Times - August 23 - 2008
Living In | Highlands, N.J.: A Clam Town, Coming Out of Its Shell
Highlands, N.J., is a picturesque town with a colorful past of explorers, pirates and, most recently, clammers.
New York Times - August 23 - 2008
The Sell: Even After the Closing, a Loose End
On the morning of her two closings in June, with all the furniture already en route to her new place in Princeton, N.J., Kitta MacPherson?s cat went into hiding in her old house.
New York Times - August 23 - 2008
Streetscapes | 532-538 Madison Avenue: Four Modest Neighbors and How They Fared
Even much altered, the four little buildings on a 54th Street corner still capture some of the flavor of the older neighborhood ? back when it was still a neighborhood.
New York Times - August 23 - 2008
Habitats | Upper West Side: A True Handyman?s Special
After living in a one-bedroom apartment for almost four years, Sam Muratovic, a superintendent for a co-op, and his family decided it was time to find more space.
New York Times - August 23 - 2008
The Hunt: Competing Visions
Not until they began visiting open houses did Nicolle and Jeff Pillartz realize they had entirely different visions for their new home.
New York Times - August 23 - 2008
In the Region | Westchester: Summertime, and Selling Ain?t Easy
Westchester?s decrease in sales in June was 11 percentage points worse than for Connecticut as a whole.
New York Times - August 23 - 2008
Following the Kids to College
Some parents are now investing in college towns in an unexpected new way: they?re following their kids to college.
New York Times - August 22 - 2008
Havens | Pinehurst, N.C.: A Genteel Setting With World-Class Golf
Life in the turn-of-the-century New England-style village of Pinehurst, N.C., is a throwback to an era of casual gentility.
New York Times - August 22 - 2008
Living Here | Houses Near Performing Arts Centers: Music in the Air
"When I?m there, I can?t think about anything else, so it?s a perfect way for me to decompress."
New York Times - August 22 - 2008
Your Second Home | Outdoor Music Systems: Speakers of the House
Installing an outdoor stereo system is easy, but consider not only where you will be sitting, but also where your neighbors will be.
New York Times - August 22 - 2008
Breaking Ground: Tobiano and Blalock Lakes
A large lakefront resort community in British Columbia, and an outdoor-sports focused residential development in Georgia.
New York Times - August 22 - 2008
Property Values: What You Get for ... $500,000
A three-bedroom converted storehouse in New Orleans; a four-bedroom two-bath house near downtown Anacortes, Wash.; and a three-bedroom home in Maine.
New York Times - August 20 - 2008
The Hunt: And Now a Homeowner
After feeling priced out of most of Manhattan, Micah Bergdale found a 1,500-square-foot co-op in the Bronx for $265,000.
New York Times - August 16 - 2008
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