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• Homes That Sold for Around $1 Million
• The Charm, and Challenge, of Savannah
• Living In … The Financial District
• A Four-Bedroom Houseboat on the Right Bank
• $450,000 Homes in Rhode Island, Tennessee and Kansas
• What You Get for $450,000
• On the Market in the New York Region
• On the Market in New York City
• Dean & DeLuca, Barneys and the Fate of Bohemian Consumerism
• A Star Swedish Designer Ventures Into Real Estate Projects
• The Great American Lawn: How the Dream Was Manufactured
• Recent Commercial Real Estate Transactions
• Homes for Sale in New York and New Jersey
• Homes for Sale in Brooklyn, Queens and Manhattan
• Could Your House Be an Instagram Star?
• The Best Cities for First-Time Buyers
• The Best-Dressed Windows and How to Get Them
• A Broadway Performer Finds His Spot in Harlem
• Now, Crown Heights Gets a Taste of Luxury
• The Financial District: A Tourist Magnet With a ‘Village-Like Quality’
• House Hunting in … France
• Converting to Geothermal Energy
• New Jersey Family Terrorized by ‘The Watcher’ Sells Home at a Loss
• Let’s Go Over the Summer Barbecue Rules
• Homes That Sold for Around $750,000
• Shopping for Hammocks
• If Only These Walls (and Bookcases) Could Talk
• Living In … Somerville, N.J.
• A Year-Round Lake House in Manitoba
• $1.3 Million Homes in Pennsylvania, California and Montana
• What You Get for $1.3 Million
• Homes for Sale in Manhattan and Brooklyn
• The Most Popular Listings of July
• Somerville, N.J.: A Walkable Suburban Alternative
• House Hunting in … Canada
• A Gentler Way to Gentrify?
• When You Give Your House Keys to a Stranger
• Developer, and Other Dirty Words
• Can I Pay Less Rent if the Elevator Stops Working?
• Homes That Sold for Around $600,000
• The Dog Run Sealed the Deal
• Who’s to Blame When Algorithms Discriminate?
• How to Buy a Sectional Sofa
• Suffern, N.Y.: A Pedestrian-Friendly Place With City Access
• Living In … Suffern, N.Y.
• $2 Million Homes in Maine, Utah and Kentucky
• What You Get for $2 Million
• Riverfront Views in Central Prague
• How Opportunity Zones and Co-Working Spaces Joined Forces
• House Hunting in … the Czech Republic
• Homes for Sale in Brooklyn and Manhattan
• Homes for Sale in New York and Connecticut
• The End of Bidding Wars?
• Man Crushed to Death by Elevator in Manhattan Building
• Mixing Real Estate With Puppies and Kittens
• Can a Puppy Help Sell Your Home?
• Wake Up! Your House Is Calling
• Homes That Sold for Around $450,000
• Trump’s Signature New York Hotel and the Art of the Compromise
• Shopping for Cafe Tables
• A Country House That’s Just Big Enough
• Raising the Roof on a Connecticut Cottage
• Living In … Edgemont, N.Y.
• $550,000 Homes in Vermont, Wisconsin and North Carolina
• What You Get for $550,000
• House Hunting in … Mexico
• To Meet Demand for Green Buildings, Developers Get a Leg Up
• Edgemont, N.Y.: Strong Schools and Aspirations of Autonomy
• Sustainable Luxury on Mexico’s Yucatán Coast
• Where Does Your Pet Want to Live?
• A New Duplex Penthouse for Travis Kalanick, Uber’s Co-Founder
• Another Starchitect Arrives in New York
• Pet Spa? Private Elevator? The Amenities Race Heats Up
• Is It Kosher for My Condo to Go Kosher?
• 5 New Standout Hotels in London
• Homes That Sold for Around $1,500,000
• Cooking Up Big Business in a Home Kitchen
• Creating Luxury in London’s Undervalued Neighborhoods
• The Studio That Turned Out to Be a Family Heirloom
• The Enduring Appeal of Micro Living
• The Big Dream of a Small Life
• A Greenhouse Large Enough to Feed the Eastern Seaboard
• $500 to Apply for an Apartment? So Much for the $20 Cap
• $600,000 Homes in New York, Washington and Connecticut
• House Hunting in … Greece
• The 10 Most Popular Home Improvements
• So Your House Wants to Be a Star
• Do D.I.Y. Cleaners Really Work?
• How Did They Have Such Nice Apartments on ‘Friends’?
• Bette Midler’s Fifth Avenue Penthouse Goes on the Market for $50 Million
• In an Ancient Woodland, One of Italy’s Rare Gated Communities Flourishes
• In Spain, Buyers Relish Designing Their Own Golf Homes
• In the Swiss Mountains, a $356 Million Golf Resort Takes Shape
• Japanese Golf Resorts Look to Foreigners to Sustain Growth
• Shopping for Candle Lanterns
• They May Not Golf, but They Like the Lifestyle
• A Chat With a Builder of Golf Courses
• Golf Homes: What $1 Million Will Buy
• In Australia, Golf Homes With an Ocean View Are in Demand
• Designing a Home and a Marriage
• A Dying Town, a Crumbling Hotel and the Water That Could Restore Both
• $1.6 Million Homes in California, Colorado and New Jersey
• House Hunting in … Brazil
• Central Park West: A Historic Stretch of Luxury and Community
• Romancing the Feng Shui
• Where Are People Buying New Condos in New York?
• One in Four of New York’s New Luxury Apartments Is Unsold
• A New Tower Opens on the Domino Site in Williamsburg
• Private Parking Goes Deluxe
• Dumbo Project to Include 700 Luxury Apartments
• My Neighbors Can See Into My Bedroom. What Can I Do?
• Winning the Housing Lottery
• For One Playwright, It Wouldn’t Be Home Without a Little Melodrama
• Trump’s Childhood Home Goes Back on the Auction Block
• Train Delayed? Relax With a Bolivian Pastry and Bubble Tea
• New Milford, N.J.: A Quiet Community Tucked Into a Busy Area
• $450,000 Homes in Oklahoma, Massachusetts and Ohio
• House Hunting in … Iceland
• Should People Profit From Housing? Bernie Sanders Says Yes, and No
• A Powerful Lure: Owning a Guesthouse in Morocco
• The Most Popular Listings of August
• The Views From the Top: How They Measure Up
• Seven Ways Telecommuting Has Changed Real Estate
• Getting the Garden Ready for Fall
• How to Rent Out Your Driveway Parking Spot
• Suzanne Whang, Former Host of ‘House Hunters,’ Dies at 56
• Does Your Real Estate Broker Owe You a Refund?
• Smart Lights Enhance Home Security and Shine a Light on Crime
• Shopping for Swivel Chairs
• For Sale: Elegant Country Homes, Downton Abbey-Adjacent
• When the Antiques Have to Go
• How One Address Led to a $100 Million Tax Credit Scheme
• As an Ohio City Struggles, Some See Salvation in a Prairie
• $3 Million Homes in New York, Colorado and California
• House Hunting in … Chile
• Guilford, Conn.: Proud of Its Place in New England
• Looking For a New Way to Live
• Where Can Teachers Afford the Rent?
• Can You Afford to Buy a Home?
• For Churches, a Temptation to Sell
• Can You Go Home Again?
• A Duplex at a Candela-Designed Building Closes for $53 Million
• Homes That Sold for Around $1.5 Million
• Shopping for Doormats
• $1 Million Homes in California
• It Was the Ideal Antique Building. Who Needs Bathrooms, Anyway?
• City Parks Piggyback on Infrastructure
• Katonah, N.Y.: A Walkable Place With a Sense of History
• The Green Revolution Spreading Across Our Rooftops
• $225,000 Homes in Maine, Virginia and West Virginia
• House Hunting in … England
• A Floating Jail Was Supposed to Be Temporary. That Was 27 Years Ago.
• Homes for Sale in Brooklyn, Manhattan and the Bronx
• Home Equity Winners
• MoMA Reboots With ‘Modernism Plus’
• Who’s Afraid of a Transit Desert?
• John Richardson’s Flatiron Co-op on the Market for $7.2 Million
• Emotional Support Animals vs. a Co-op That Bans Dogs
• WeWork Planned a Residential Utopia. It Hasn’t Turned Out That Way.
• A Rent-Stabilized Apartment on Central Park? Of Course He’s Staying
• $2 Million Homes in California
• Kristin Chenoweth’s Private Stage
• Empty Garages: The Answer to California’s Housing Shortage?
• High-Rises Are on the Horizon for Bangkok’s Chinatown
• Homes for Sale in Manhattan, Brooklyn and the Bronx
• The Tiniest Tiny Apartments
• $750,000 Homes in Louisiana, the District of Columbia and New York
• Who’s in Charge of Your Child’s Décor?
• The Return of Golden Age Design
• First Ones In
• House Hunting in … Singapore
• Keith Haring Mural Cut Out of New York Stairwell Heads to Auction
• To Her, He Was More Than a Doorman
• Six Must-Haves Needed to Seduce Buyers
• Can I Sell My Apartment While My Building Is Being Repaired?
• Shopping for Bathroom Sconces
• $550,000 Homes in California
• Why Black Homeowners in Brooklyn Are Being Victimized by Fraud
• In Montpellier, a Residential Tower Inspired by a Tree
• Ahoy There, Mommy! Family Sails Around World on YouTube
• Highland Park, Los Angeles: A Watchful Eye on Gentrification
• After School Shootings, a Push for Openness Over Barricades
• Where the Rat Pack Era Meets the Spirit of Donald Judd
• Gear to Make Room in a Tiny Kitchen
• $1.6 Million Homes in North Carolina, Illinois and Washington
• House Hunting in … Italy
• Harrison, N.J.: The Next Hoboken?
• The Most Popular Properties of September
• One Family Built Forever 21, and Fueled Its Collapse
• After 15 Years, Dream Mall Finally Becomes a Reality
• A New Twist on Vancouver’s Skyline
• $2.2 Million Homes in Georgia, Massachusetts and New York
• The Housing Market Needs More Than Low Mortgage Rates
• 2019’s Best High-End Bargains
• House Hunting in … South Africa
• It’s a Buyers’ Market for Two-Bedrooms
• Tommy Hilfiger’s Duplex Sells After 11 Years on the Market
• Is It a Terrible Idea to Paint My Aging Wood Floors?
• Adam Neumann and the Art of Failing Up
• Shopping for Storage Baskets
• $1.2 Million Homes in California
• Apple Commits $2.5 Billion to Ease California Housing Crunch
• In Amsterdam, Floating Homes That Only Look Like Ships
• Solana Beach, Calif.: An Aspirational Suburb, But Can You Afford It?
• How to Build a Modern Barn
• Second Act for Shuttered Mills Revitalizes New England Towns
• House Hunting in … Finland
• $650,000 Homes in Texas, Oregon and Connecticut
• Fort Greene, Brooklyn: Riding the Wave of Gentrification
• ‘Hostile Architecture’: How Public Spaces Keep the Public Out
• The Fate of a Brooklyn ‘Palace’
• Online Home Buying by Generation
• Where the Packages Go
• A 3D Print-Out You Could Call Home
• How Virtual Reality is Augmenting Realty
• A San Remo Aerie With Central Park Views Comes to Market
• Are My Neighbors Spying on Me?
• Can My Co-op Board Evict an Unruly Subletter?
• How Smart Is Your Home?
• $4.5 Million Homes in California
• Trading a Walk-up for a Brand-New Studio
• In Uruguay, Many New Vacation Homes Favor Simple, Modern Design
• How to Sell a House in Southern Calfornia: Make a Movie
• New York’s Jails Are Failing. Is the Answer 3,600 Miles Away?
• ‘She Build’: Creating an All-Women Real Estate Development Team
• Echo Park, Los Angeles: Density, With a Sprinkling of Nature
• What the Best-Dressed Doors Are Wearing
• House Hunting in England: A Modernist Gem in the Countryside
• $1.5 Million Homes in Indiana, Oregon and Colorado
• Where Are Homeowners Successfully Refinancing?
• How to Refeather Your Empty Nest
• What Exactly Is a Modern Farmhouse?
• One of New York’s Widest Townhouses Narrows Its Aim to $50 Million
• Shopping for Serving Dishes
• $850,000 Homes in California
• With Five Children and Eight Grandchildren, the Nest Wasn’t Empty
• Kent, Conn.: A Rural Escape, Two Hours from the City
• House Hunting in the Bahamas: Comfort on the Waters of Nassau
• Louisville Development Reflects City’s Struggles With Growth
• The Richmond District, San Francisco: An Old Favorite Still Beckons
• $600,000 Homes in Ohio, Vermont and Virginia
• The Most Popular Properties of November
• Remaking a Midcentury Modern in Connecticut
• For a Roof in Old Westbury, N.Y., a Singular Slate From England
• Follow Every Step of a Major Midcentury Modern Renovation
• Sharing a Room in Bedford-Stuyvesant and Making New Friends
• Add Falling Ice From Glass Towers to a New Yorker’s List of Worries
• For a Star of ‘Prodigal Son,’ a Place to Watch the World Go By
• Shuttered Philadelphia Refinery May Get New Life After Fire
• Playa del Rey, Los Angeles: Civic Pride Soars in This Tiny Beach Community
• Midtown South, Manhattan: A Commercial Neighborhood Sees an Influx of Residents
• $799,000 Homes in Maryland, Texas and Florida
• House Hunting in India: Portuguese Influence Survives on the Coast
• Homes for Sale in New Jersey and New York
• The Most Popular Properties of 2019
• The Year In Real Estate
• Love and Real Estate
• Can I Renovate My Rental Apartment?
• 5 New Standout Safari Camps
• Shopping for a Chaise Longue
• $400,000 Homes in California
• Where Does the House End and the Yard Begin?
• Cole Valley, San Francisco: Where High Prices Meet Low Inventory
• The Best Things We Bought in 2019
• The Warriors Get a New Home, and New Neighbors
• $750,000 Homes in Mississippi, Missouri and Arizona
• House Hunting in Spain: A Historic Estate For Under $2 Million
• Homes for Sale in Brooklyn, Manhattan and Queens
• Where’s the Best Place to Buy a Winter Vacation Rental?
• Bedminster, N.J.: Horses, Golf and Presidential Visits
• So You Want to Join Your Co-op Board?
• The Year Ended With Another Big Sale at 220 Central Park South
• How to Protect Yourself From Real Estate Scams
• Our Lives, Under Construction
• Does the Buyer Have to Pay if the Seller Walks Away?
• How Big Tech Is Turning New York Into a Silicon Valley Rival
• The Best Way to Pick an Apartment? Try a Decision Matrix
• $1.4 Million Homes in California
• How Hard Can It Be to Choose a Hardwood Floor?
• Altadena, Calif.: Open Spaces Above the Sprawl of Los Angeles
• The Nets Called It Home. Now an NBC Drama Lives There.
• Wyckoff, N.J.: A Peaceful Suburb With a Sense of Community
• $250,000 Homes in Vermont, Minnesota and Pennsylvania
• House Hunting in Uruguay: A Modern Ranch on 12 Acres for $390,000
• The Most Popular Words in Real Estate Listings
• The Decade Dominated by the Ultraluxury Condo
• Could the Avocado-Green Kitchen Make a Comeback?
• How to Find an Apartment When You’re Moving Across the Country
• What Happens if Your Landlord Raises the Rent Without Notice?
• Shopping for Coasters
• $1.8 Million Homes in California
• Co-Living Grows Up
• Dying Malls? This One Has Found a Way to Thrive
• Is a 400% Rent Increase the Future of Coney Island?
• $400,000 Homes in Indiana, Massachusetts and Arkansas
• House Hunting in Alberta, Canada: A Timber Chalet in the Rockies
• Hyde Park, N.Y.: A Gilded Age Getaway With a Friendly Vibe
• Seal Beach, Calif.: Small-Town Ambience on the Orange County Coast
• A Sculptor’s Marrakesh Estate, Filled With Whimsical Artwork
• Would You Sell Your Home to an Algorithm?
• Fighting to Preserve the Magic of Lower Fifth Avenue
• Five Stories Tall and Made of Wood
• The Perils of Renovating if You Rent
• $2.9 Million Homes in California
• Michael Imperioli’s Home Away From Home
• Detroit’s Revival Is Anchored in Its Train Station
• Poway, Calif.: A Tight Community With San Diego at Its Doorstep
• Stratford, Conn.: A Welcoming Shoreline Community
• $1.2 Million Homes in New York, California and Florida
• House Hunting in Turks and Caicos: A Villa on the Beach for $795,000
• The Death of Chintz
• Where Are the Best Places for Millennials to Live and Work?
• Frederic Berman, Protector of Renters in New York, Dies at 92
• The Myth of the Urban Boomer
• In NoLIta, a Rental Renovated in Shades of Purple
• In the Bahamas, a Strong Market for New Luxury Homes
• When the Prince of Wales Is Your Landlord
• Dealing With Clutter Hangover
• The High Line’s Latest Starchitect Project
• Deciding When to Downsize and Move to the City
• Shopping for Bathmats
• $900,000 Homes in California
• The Challenge of Building in a Town That Treasures Its Past
• A Home You Can Ski Right Into
• Burbank, Calif.: In the Valley, Over the Hill From Los Angeles
• Fort Worth Embraces Its Cowboy Culture
• Sugar Hill, Manhattan: The Sweet Life of Old New York
• $1 Million Homes in South Dakota, Illinois and a Rhode Island
• House Hunting in Amsterdam: A Restored Triplex for $1.9 Million
• $1 Million Homes in South Dakota, Illinois and Rhode Island
• Facades on 1,400 Buildings in New York Are a Threat to Pedestrians
• Which Cities Are Renters Fleeing, and Where Are They Going?
• Roommates Forever
• Pricing Your Apartment in a Slow Market
• Sackler Family Member Sells Upper East Side Townhouse for $38 Million
• 5 New Standout Resorts in the Caribbean
• How to Take Equity Out of a Co-op
• Something New York Doesn’t Have Enough of: Serviced Apartments
• No Budget for a Custom Kitchen? No Problem
• ‘All-Electric’ Movement Picks Up Speed, Catching Some Off Guard
• Balboa Island, Calif.: An Expensive Retreat for a Dedicated Following
• Woodland Park, N.J.: Open Space and Modestly Priced Housing
• House Hunting in Guatemala: A Restored Colonial-Era Villa
• $550,000 Homes in New Jersey, Maine and Tennessee
• Surprise for New York Renters: No More Broker Fees
• Homes for Sale in New Jersey and Connecticut
• Here Are the Cities Homeowners Never Leave
• The Locations Are Remote, but the Views Are Spectacular
• The People vs. Big Development
• Tired of Winter? Here’s How to Make Your Home a Haven
• Real Estate Groups to Challenge Ban on Broker Fees for Renters
• Can I Pay Less Rent if My Roommates Are Slobs?
• Shopping for Accessory Storage
• $750,000 Homes in California
• Sorry, Renters: You Still Have to Pay Brokers’ Fees for Now
• A Grown-Up Bed That Will Last for Years
• A Childhood Crush, Updated for the 21st Century
• Your New Condo? That Was the Sports Desk
• Pacific Palisades, Los Angeles: Where Mountains Meet the Sea
• House Hunting in Toronto: An Original Midcentury-Modern for $1.6 Million
• Park Hill, Yonkers, N.Y.: A ‘Secret Neighborhood’ Overlooking the Bronx
• $2.3 Million Homes in California, North Carolina and Massachusetts
• Where’s the Best Place to Recover From Divorce?
• A Luxury Apartment Rises in a Poor Neighborhood. What Happens Next?
• How One Couple Transformed Their Brooklyn Brownstone to Age in Place
• Is It a Good Idea to Use an In-House Broker?
• Jeff Bezos Buying $165 Million Estate, a California Record
• Developers of Upper West Side Condo Tower May Have to Deconstruct 20 Floors
• Homes That Sold for $450,000 or Less
• The Place Was Decrepit, but the Price Was Right
• These Devices Can Prevent Major Home Damage and Save You Money
• What’s Better Than One Family Home in New Zealand? Three of Them
• Selenis Leyva’s Clean Slate
• Encinitas, Calif.: A Beach Town Where Prices Rise With the Tide
• A Quiet Respite in a Bustling Open Workplace
• A Big Tax Break Drives Demand for Homes in the French Alps
• Cobble Hill, Brooklyn: A Village-Like Vibe With Towering Prices
• $350,000 Homes in Connecticut, Michigan and Texas
• House Hunting in Berlin: A Kaleidoscope of Style for $3.2 Million
• Where Are Global Home Values Rising the Most?
• Thinking of Moving Abroad? Here Are Five Things to Know Before You Go
• How to Be an Expatriate in 2020
• How to Bring the Vision of an Instagram Decor Influencer Into Your Home
• How Do I Deal With My Obnoxious Neighbors?
• Shopping for Sofas
• $3.5 Million Homes in California
• A New Way to Lure Luxury Buyers: Celebrity Chefs on Site
• Little House on the Highway
• Colleges Invest So ‘What’s the Town Like?’ Gets an Upbeat Answer
• Antioch, Calif.: ‘Last Bastion of the Good Commute’ in the Bay Area
• Isamu Noguchi Artwork in Midtown Building Is in Peril
• Setting Up Your New Space
• East Fishkill, N.Y.: Close to the City, but Far Enough Away
• $1.3 Million Homes in South Carolina, Colorado and Oregon
• House Hunting in Japan: A Modern Ski Cabin in the Woods
• Which States Are Doing the Most Sustainable Building?
• Brooklyn Public Library and Brooklyn Historical Society to Merge
• A Slice of the Fulton Fish Market Gets A New Life
• More High-Price Closings at New Condo Tower Next to MoMA
• The Chaos and Comfort of Life in a Bushwick Artists’ Collective
• $2.4 Million Homes in California
• How to Get the Bedroom of Your Dreams
• With Disney, a Manhattan Neighborhood Reinvents Itself
• Ojai, Calif.: A Valley of Wellness (but No Chain Stores) in Ventura County
• They Wanted the Apartment. Then the Broker Asked for a $2,850 Fee.
• The West 90s: An Increasingly Upscale Area Between Two Parks
• $1.7 Million Homes in Wisconsin, Arizona and New Jersey
• House Hunting on St. John: A Mountain Perch for $1.65 Million
• New York City Apartment Building Sales Plummet
• How Green Are the Greens?
• Looking for a Place to Golf in Retirement? Expand Your Horizons
• The Golf Houses, and Influence, of Pete and Alice Dye
• You Wished You Lived Here
• Golf Course Designers Bring the Details Home
• The Neighborhood Name Game
• The Renovation of Gage & Tollner Uncovers Some Historic Treasure
• Condo Sales Begin at the Revamped Waldorf Astoria
• What Should My Building Be Doing to Prevent Coronavirus?
• Shopping for Match Strikers
• Found in the Attic at Gage & Tollner: Historic Treasure
• Charles Urstadt, Who Eased N.Y. Rent Controls, Dies at 91
• An Escape From Brooklyn, and a ‘Couple’s Project’
• Alameda, Calif.: On San Francisco Bay, With Great Views and Rising Prices
• How to Renovate Your Kitchen and Not End Up in Tears
• The King of D.I.Y. Dwellings
• Will That Be One Gable or Two?
• Verona, N.J.: A Hilly Suburb Where You Can Stretch Your Budget
• House Hunting in Luxembourg: A Restored Classic for $3 Million
• $300,000 Homes in Florida, Maine and Virginia
• The Most Popular Properties of January and February
• The Exquisite Details of a Fifth Avenue Apartment Renovation
• A Kitchen Where the Bar Used to Be
• Parking So Prime, the Car Is Optional
• The Dollhouses of Instagram
• Outfitting a Home for a Child on the Autism Spectrum
• How to Fix Those Cracking, Crumbling Plaster Walls
• Rooming With Your Younger Brother
• $4.3 Million Homes in California
• Sunshine and Lower Costs Draw More North Americans to the Dominican Republic
• Vacation Home Swapping for the Very Wealthy
• Samantha Mathis, Self-Isolating Downtown
• A Plan to Develop Farmland in Amish Country Meets Resistance
• Normal Heights, San Diego: A Tight-Knit Community Within Reach of Downtown
• How Coronavirus Has Affected Real Estate
• Stony Point, N.Y.: An Escape From the ‘Chaos’ of the City
• $2 Million Homes in Pennsylvania, New York and New Orleans
• House Hunting in France: A Self-Sufficient Home for $350,000
• Where Can Renters Afford to Become First-Time Buyers?
• Chinese Copper, Italian Marble: Coronavirus Shipping Delays Hurt Developers
• New York’s Millennial Homeowners and Where to Find Them
• Here Are the House Keys, Now What?
• Working from Home with Musical Accompaniment
• Is Now a Good or Terrible Time to Buy a Home?
• Shopping for Dining Chairs
• Coronavirus Complicates Home Buying and Mortgage Refinancing
• A ‘Golden Kilometer’ Rises Along Tel Aviv’s Waterfront
• Instead of Tearing It Down, They Rescued It
• Real Estate’s Spring Sales Season Slows to a Trickle
• Bohemian or Business: Identities Collide in Miami’s Coconut Grove
• Tips for Remaking Your Space While You’re Homebound
• North Arlington, N.J.: A Quiet Suburb Close to New York City
• How to Look Your Best on a Webcam
• $700,000 Homes in Montana, California and Georgia
• House Hunting in Belgium: A Restored Rectory on a Canal
• Virus Rules Let Construction Workers Keep Building Luxury Towers
• What if I Can’t Pay My Rent Due to the Coronavirus Pandemic?
• How Should I Do Laundry Now?
• Living Near Train Tracks
• A Brooklyn Dodgers Fan Who Never Gave Up on Ebbets Field
• Retiring to New York City — and Getting a Roommate
• ‘Live! From the Basement …’
• How Television and Online Personalities Work From Home
• Home Schooling, Simplified
• Unease at Kentucky Project Mirrors Construction Industry’s Fears
• East Cut, San Francisco: A Newly Rebranded Neighborhood Takes a Bow
• Kelly Wearstler’s Home Is Filled With Hollywood Secrets
• 40% of N.Y. Tenants May Not Pay Rent This Month. What Happens Then?
• Too Much Time on Your Hands? Try Rearranging the Furniture
• Lewisboro, N.Y.: More Rural Than Suburban, With a Range of Housing
• $500,000 Homes in Mississippi, Missouri and New York
• House Hunting on Curaçao: A Circular Villa on the Sea for $979,000
• Real Estate Spring Buying Season Could Be “Catastrophic”
• A Brooklyn Artist Adjusts to Making Art in Solitude
• The Buying Power of Lower Mortgage Rates
• Coronavirus in My Building: Do I Have the Right to Know?
• How One Manhattan Co-op Copes with Coronavirus
• Working From Your Childhood Bedroom
• Two More Big Sales at 220 Central Park South
• This Brooklyn Landlord Just Canceled Rent for Hundreds of Tenants
• Construction in New York Limps Forward Despite Shutdown Order
• Shopping for Small Desks
• How to Put Your Pantry in Order (and Stop Wasting Food)
• How to Organize Your Home Pantry
• In Atlanta, a Major Renovation Without a Major Investment
• Turning Your Home Into Your Main Food Producer
• What Will Tomorrow’s Workplace Bring? More Elbow Room, for Starters
• $600,000 Homes in Kentucky, Massachusetts and Minnesota
• House Hunting in Mexico: A Balinese-Style Compound for $595,000
• The Upheaval in New York’s Rental Market
• How Long Does It Take to Binge-Watch Every Real Estate TV Show?

The Real Deal

New York City Real Estate News

• Condo at 220 Central Park South sells for $51M
• 3 workers test positive for coronavirus at 3 SL Green office towers
• From luxury home listing platforms to REIT deets: TRD‘s NYC April issue is springing soon
• Has coronavirus killed real estate’s “handshake deal?”
• WeWork closes a NYC location after employee tests positive for coronavirus
• Industrial e-commerce plays by the numbers
• Netflix inks short-term lease at Durst’s 1155 Sixth Ave
• Guo Wengui chops price at Sherry-Netherland penthouse
• Trapped in rent-regulation? Stuy Town case raises broader J-51 concerns
• Compass faces a reckoning
• These were Manhattan’s largest real estate loans in February
• Why Hamptons brokers are freaking out over the summer rental season
• REBNY bolsters executive team
• Coronavirus could expose US hotel owners with high debt
• Knotel hires Accordion Partners executive as CFO
• Coronavirus slams into Manhattan’s home-listing season
• Blackstone sells office tower at 44 Wall Street for $200M
• Meridian Capital employee tests positive for coronavirus
• Coronavirus spurs refinancing spree as rates sink to 50-year lows
• Charles Urstadt, architect of vacancy decontrol, dies at 91
• US hotels report plunging occupancy rate on coronavirus fears
• RXR is looking for space…to park a $500M ship?
• New York tenant group demands eviction moratorium in wake of health crisis
• Safehold finances 685 Third ground with $135M from John Hancock
• South Florida real estate brokers begin to feel impact of coronavirus
• Real estate was booming in Milan and Seoul. Then came coronavirus
• Airbnb’s toughest battles with towns in the tri-state region
• These were the top outer borough loans last month
• Rental concessions are on the decline, but the size of incentives is growing
• Modell’s Sporting Goods will close all 141 stores
• Adam Neumann parts with Hamptons home at a loss
• Newmark hires nurse to screen visitors after employee tests positive for Coronavirus
• Virtual brokerage eXp sees first profitable quarter
• Hudson Yards’ observation deck is now open to the public. Here’s a glance at the views
• Backorders and low supplies: Contractors look for workarounds to supply-chain issues
• Coronavirus threat could help sink Anbang’s $5.8B hotels deal: report
• Small Talk: Open Houses in the Age of Coronavirus
• Data Alert! Manhattan new development condo report through January 2020
• New bill targets wage theft by forcing construction managers to foot the bill
• Bernie Sanders calls for moratorium on evictions in light of pandemic
• Now streaming: Compass taps Amazon Video exec as chief product officer
• Amazon buying Lord & Taylor building for $1.1B
• NYCHA wants to create “citywide clearinghouse” for its 80M sf of air rights
• Any coronavirus-related tips? Write to us
• Financier offers $100K to broker who brings him a buyer
• Hunting a near-extinct species: The New Jersey starter home
• Coffee Talk: Justin Ehrlich and John Gomes on NYC neighborhoods and doing deals during an election year
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• Tune in tonight: TRD Talks with Mary Ann Tighe and Scott Rechler
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• Canadian Stocks Rise: Historic Job Losses Offset By Fed Move
• Asia Rice-Lockdowns and export curbs limit activity in major hubs
• Oil prices soar as OPEC+ prepares to cut supplies
• Russian c.bank tells banks to pay dividends only if capital sufficient
• U.S. natgas little changed as cooler forecasts offset big storage build
• Copper price to grind lower as coronavirus hits industrial demand
• UBS executives pledge $5 million of own cash to coronavirus fight
• Some African countries heading for coronavirus peak in weeks -WHO
• Junk bond prices rally after Fed offers a lifeline
• Russian rouble soars to one-month high on prospect of OPEC+ cuts
• WestJet plans to use emergency wage subsidy to return 6,400 workers to payroll
• Fed rolls out $2.3 trillion to backstop ‘Main Street,’ local governments
• EU’s Centeno says coronavirus rescue deal ‘very close’
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• Oil prices pare earlier gains as OPEC+ works on output cut deal
• Dubai to set up field hospitals to cope with any coronavirus surge – official
• Trump family loses bid to move marketing scam lawsuit to arbitration
• NIH begins trial to test hydroxychloroquine for treating COVID-19
• OPEC+ considers oil cuts above 12 mln bpd, wants 5 mln bpd from others – source
• U.S. corn supplies rising as ethanol market slows-USDA
• EU nears deal on coronavirus package as Germany puts its foot down
• U.S. railroads push against oil industry demands for storage in rail cars
• Coronavirus must not stymie global tax reform, German minister says
• New York sees drop in new hospitalizations, deaths keep rising
• France more than doubles crisis package cost to 100 bln euros
• OPEC+ works on 2-year oil cut deal, implemented gradually – sources
• Post-lockdown, life re-emerges in coronavirus epicenter Wuhan
• Cairn, Pharos Are Said to Advance in Deal for Shell Egypt Assets
• Global Food Exports Get Paralyzed by Growing Problems for Ports
• Gavin Newsom Declares California a ‘Nation-State’
• U.S. SEC settles with two traders over hack of its EDGAR filing system
• Brazil’s real to post best week in four years
• U.S. jobless claims exceed 6 mln for second week in a row
• IMF says Colombia requests renewal of $10.8 bln credit line
• Gold miners usually shine during a crisis — but not when they can’t work their mines
• B.C.’s 9-1-1 Operators: Please Keep Our Lines Open During Pandemic
• Famous Japari Park KEMONO FRIENDS Join Mabinogi For Epic Crossover Event on April 16
• Uber to give drivers millions of face masks to battle coronavirus
• Klick Health Donates Over 300K Masks to Toronto Hospitals
• Toronto company expands ventilator production tenfold to meet demand
• Citigroup starts accepting paycheck protection program application
• Canada says it is lifting a freeze on arms exports to Saudi Arabia
• U.S. natgas falls 3% big storage build, coronavirus demand destruction outlook
• Diane Francis: Canada’s doing better than most countries in coping with the coronavirus
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• Oil slumps on disappointment with OPEC supply deal
• Macron visits Marseille doctor working on COVID-19 drug touted by Trump
• U.S. SEC settles with two traders over EDGAR filing system hack
• Congress begins talks on small business aid after partisan dust-up