A family needed more space once their son began to grow up. The boy’s father, who has a long history with social media, decided to conduct the search online.
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A family needed more space once their son began to grow up. The boy’s father, who has a long history with social media, decided to conduct the search online.
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New York home sellers spend an average of three and a half hours researching agents — less time than they spend searching vacation destinations.
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A recent study used various metrics to find the most promising locations for buyers with incomes just below the national median.
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An interior designer who has made a career out of maximizing space in tiny homes has the answer.
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After a tumultuous few years, many hoped that the housing market would improve this spring. No such luck — for buyers or sellers.
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The sale is the priciest so far this year. The four-story apartment is in a new, sold-out condo, the Bellemont, at 1165 Madison Avenue.
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This week’s properties are on Central Park South, the Upper West Side and in Riverdale.
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This week’s properties are a three-bedroom Co-op in Red Bank, N.J., and a three-bedroom house in New Milford, Conn.
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Most celebrations are more than a year in the making, while others can be thrown together in as little as a week. Such spontaneity, though, has its advantages and disadvantages.
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Most celebrations are more than a year in the making, while others can be thrown together in as little as a week. Such spontaneity, though, has its advantages and disadvantages.
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After years of managing a long-distance relationship, a couple decided that buying a small co-op together would be more affordable than renting forever. But they had a few requirements.
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A converted 19th-century schoolhouse in Elizaville, a one-bedroom condominium in Washington and a 1920 home with six bedrooms in Peoria.
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This spring, don’t forage for wild edible plants. Instead, welcome them into your garden.
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An 1895 Victorian in Los Angeles, a two-bedroom condominium in San Diego and a 1929 Tudor Revival house in El Cerrito.
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For starters, don’t send any rent checks until you know exactly who you’re sending them to.
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As mushrooms become more prominent in nearly all spheres of modern life — including wellness, pop culture and cuisine — they’re also becoming sought-after motifs in interior design.
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Many older home buyers say ownership was worth the wait, as they finally make a major real estate investment and consider their financial legacy.
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