When Stanley Brown heard about a recording studio for rent in Manhattan, he immediately took the lease — and landed a luxury apartment just across the river.
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When Stanley Brown heard about a recording studio for rent in Manhattan, he immediately took the lease — and landed a luxury apartment just across the river.
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A 2017 residence near Manhattan Beach Pier, a rustic beach house in Bolinas and a four-bedroom condominium in an Edwardian building in San Francisco.
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In a building evacuation, the stairs are a resident’s lifeline. New York is specific with its rules about their placement, dimensions and lighting.
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Amid droughts and extreme heat, people are welcoming clover into their lawns, an alternative to the purely grass lawn, helping them save water and money.
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In-laws typically have one of the most fraught family dynamics. What about two sets of in-laws living together down a hall from their children and grandchildren?
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This week’s properties are a four-bedroom in Pleasantville, N.Y., and a six-bedroom in Allendale, N.J.
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Land parcels vary from place to place, governed by local laws and property values. But the largest lots aren’t necessarily where you think they are.
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When a Long Island native and longtime Manhattanite gave up her Fire Island house, she went looking for a small apartment that could split the difference between beach and city. Here’s what she found.
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Scotland’s home market is “cooling off after being on fire,” agents say, though demand for rural estates remains resilient to economic shifts.
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A converted stone church in Rifton, a floating home in Seattle and a 1907 Tudor Revival house in Kenilworth.
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The West Side neighborhood is the site of lots of new development. But housing is still slightly less expensive there than in surrounding areas.
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The West Side neighborhood once known as the printing district is now the site of lots of new development. But housing is still slightly less expensive than in nearby areas.
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This fall, when you buy bare-root peonies, take a chance on yellow or coral-colored hybrids. Your garden will thank you.
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In a ‘magical place’ in the Connecticut woods, one couple built a rural escape where the most fragile artwork is just out of reach.
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A 1921 bungalow in Berkeley, a 1942 ranch house in Altadena and a midcentury-modern home in San Diego.
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Sure, you can do without a long rug in your hallway or kitchen. But a runner adds comfort and style.
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Local residents and elected officials are seeking to block large housing projects, warning that increased density could change the character of their towns.
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