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If you’re thinking of wallpapering a room but are afraid to get started (or even choose a pattern), you’re not alone. We’ve got some suggestions.
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Black people make up about 14 percent of the U.S. population. Many of them are wondering what it would be like to be part of a majority.
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When two childhood friends from Crown Heights reconnected decades later, all they needed to start anew was an apartment they could share. Here’s what they found.
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This week’s properties are a five-bedroom in Westport, Conn., and a three-bedroom in Massapequa, N.Y.
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The housing market remains tight, but the price of entry is surprisingly low in many profitable vacation areas.
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A 1910 cottage in St. George, a three-bedroom townhouse in Asheville and an early 19th-century farmhouse in Lakeville.
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‘I’ve been here a while,’ said Ms. White, who plays Hermes in the Tony-winning musical through March. ‘Hence the clutter.’
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‘I’ve been here a while,’ said Lillias White, who plays Hermes in the Tony-winning musical. ‘Hence the clutter.’
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The real estate analytics company poured millions of dollars into ads for Homes.com and Apartments.com in its latest effort to challenge rival home-search portals, like Zillow and Realtor.com.
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A midcentury-modern retreat in Palm Springs, a three-bedroom house in Santa Barbara and an island home in Belvedere.
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Widely considered the top commercial sales broker in New York City, the largest commercial market in the country, Bob Knakal’s deals total $22 billion — and counting.
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It’s possible that the listed limits in a building’s offering plans are lower than what city code allows. Here’s how to find out.
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The 1,200-square-foot home in coastal Maine uses a fraction of the energy required to heat the average house, and the pigs handle most of the yardwork.
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People around the country are building private rinks — some with as little as a garden hose and patience.
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With two children under 5, a couple of first-time buyers wanted a three-bedroom house with a yard to play in and an easy commute to their new jobs. Here’s what they found.
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This week’s properties are four-bedroom homes in Nissequogue, N.Y., and Surf City, N.J.
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This week’s properties are in Alphabet City, the Flatiron district and Jackson Heights.
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A Carpenter Gothic-style home in Irvington, a cottage in the Berkshires and a two-bedroom brick house in Columbus.
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