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A study ranks U.S. areas for younger buyers based on metrics like availability, affordability, job opportunities and local culture.
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An 1896 Beaux-Arts mansion in St. Louis, a Spanish-style home in Pasadena and a 1923 stone house in Washington.
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Many are becoming first-time and first-generation homeowners by pooling their family’s resources to buy as a unit.
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‘You can call it different things,’ said one designer, but it ‘all adds up to the same idea: You feel like you want to put your feet up.’
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A family living on the Saint Regis Mohawk Reservation in upstate New York waded through a morass of federal loan programs for their first home. The result was bittersweet.
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A recently renovated house in Yucca Valley, a three-bedroom home in Benicia and a one-bedroom condominium in Laguna Niguel.
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It might be a sensitive subject to bring up, but a path to homeownership for adult children could also make financial sense for their parents.
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Even if your rental arrangement is off the books, tenants have legal rights that you need to consider.
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Instead of rolling down roads, their motorboat floats down rivers — and it’s as cozy as a woodland cabin. Think of it as a floating R.V.
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Hint: It’s where incomes are higher, not where rents are lower, according to a new study.
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Taking their second shot at an upstate New York home, a couple went looking for a place with space for art supplies, music gear and chickens.
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This week’s properties are a five-bedroom in Scarsdale, N.Y., and a six-bedroom in Leonia, N.J.
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This week’s properties are in Greenwich Village, on the Upper East Side and in Downtown Brooklyn.
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A two-bedroom cottage in New Braunfels, a one-bedroom condominium in Atlanta and a Craftsman bungalow in Omaha.
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Mr. Erwitt, who died last year, moved to the Brentmore more than 50 years ago. His estate has listed the co-op for $11.5 million and the studio for $2.3 million.
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But that’s just the beginning: If you want a living fence or something to feed livestock or material for a natural burial, there’s a willow for you.
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They didn’t expect their new Brooklyn home to flood a week after they moved in. But they found a silver lining.
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They didn’t expect their new Brooklyn home to flood a week after they moved in. But ‘with the destruction, there was an opportunity.’
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