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As some people age, they begin to think more seriously about building equity in their homes and having something to leave to their heirs.
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An anonymous buyer paid $35 million for the hedge fund manager Igor Tulchinsky’s condo on the 55th floor of 220 Central Park South.
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Designers can tuck storage into the furniture, behind the walls, along hallways and into awkward spaces.
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A Pennsylvania couple left tech jobs to devote their time to renovating and selling homes. This dream project, however, won’t be put back on the market.
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With fierce competition and less inventory, potential buyers are bracing for a fight or wondering if they will have to leave the city to become homeowners.
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After a lengthy search, a rabbi and his wife decided the Bay Area was the right place to serve a large Jewish community.
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A one-bedroom condo in Los Feliz, a stand-alone cottage in Silver Lake, and a unit in a master-planned community in Woodland Hills.
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In New York, it is legal (though discouraged) for an agent to represent both the buyer and seller, or for members of the same team to represent both parties.
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Tal Alexander and his brothers, Oren Alexander and Alon Alexander, who are twins, now face at least 24 civil lawsuits, as they await trial on federal sex-trafficking charges.
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The movie producer Nicole Avant grew up in Beverly Hills, as her parents welcomed famous entertainers into their home. She’s making her own memories now in another part of Los Angeles.
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Baja California Sur, which includes the resort cities of Cabo San Lucas and San José del Cabo, offers both glitzy resorts and minimalist style with ocean views.
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Whether you’re a renter or an owner, knowing how to patch up a damaged wall will save you time and money. You can do it!
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With two teenagers in tow, a single mother in New Orleans looked for her future empty nest along the Mardi Gras parade routes. Here’s what she found.
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New development is almost exclusively condominiums, which tend to be larger and fancier than existing co-ops.
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The building’s Art Deco charm has been adapted for the 372 residences and over 50,000 square feet of new amenities.
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A technique lets seeds grow freely and cuts down on the pileup of leftover plastic cell packs.
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