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• Art and Architecture Get a Refresh on the California Coast
• Where to Find Comfort in a World of Invasive Headlines?
• Dumont, N.J.: A ‘Modest Town’ Where $500,000 Still Goes a Long Way
• $2.9 Million Homes in Connecticut, Alabama and Washington
• House Hunting in Italy: A Converted 13th-Century Church Outside Milan
• Here’s Where Beach House Rentals Earn the Most Revenue
• 10 Years After Sandy, Fire Island’s Fragile Beaches Are Holding Up
• A Black Man Ran to Gay Enclaves to Feel Safe. But Was He Welcome?
• Fire Island Society Aims to Preserve the History of the Pines
• What Can I Do About a Neighbor Who Is Exploiting Our Property Line?
• Homes That Sold for Around $400,000
• Pandemic Housing Market Creates Extraordinary Wealth
• Shopping for Outdoor Planters
• $5 Million Homes in California
• How Many Midcentury Ranch Houses Can One Couple Renovate?
• Why Your Garden Needs Mulch (Assuming You Do It Right)
• Montgomery, N.J.: An Under-the-Radar Suburb Near Princeton
• What $475,000 Buys You in Massachusetts, Oklahoma and Virginia
• House Hunting in France: An Updated 19th-Century Farm on a French Island
• Homes for Sale in New Jersey and Westchester
• Rising Housing Prices Outpace Wage Growth
• Marie Kondo Is Here to Tidy Up Your Pandemic Clutter — if You Want To
• Hester Diamond’s Eldorado Duplex Is Listed for $19.5 Million
• The Tenants Tried to Stop an Eviction. Now They Could Own the Building
• So You Want to Buy an Electric Car. Where Are You Going to Charge It?
• Taxpayers May Foot Bill for Penn Station Revitalization, Report Says
• The Apartment is Affordable, but the Neighborhood Sure Isn’t
• Melissa Gilbert and Tim Busfield, on Their Upstate Escape
• Say Goodbye to the Boring Conference Room
• Gardening Shouldn’t Be Painful. Here’s How to Avoid Common Injuries.
• Cutchogue, N.Y.: An Appealing Alternative to the Hamptons
• $900,000 Homes in Florida, Pennsylvania and California
• House Hunting in the United Arab Emirates: A Solar-Powered Palace in Dubai
• Where Can You Still Buy a House for Less Than $150,000?
• Homes for Sale in Westchester and Connecticut
• A Broker With a Hometown Advantage Talks About ‘Selling the Hamptons’
• Vacationers Turned the Hamptons Into a Year-Round Home. Business Followed.
• Jeremy Dennis, Shinnecock Nation Member, Opens Hamptons Art Studio
• Saving Modernism in the Hamptons
• Helicopters vs. Homeowners: A Very Hamptons Fight
• I’m on a Monthly Lease. Can My Landlord Suddenly Evict Me and My Dog?
• Shopping for Adirondack Chairs
• What $2.7 Million Buys You in California
• Start-Ups Flock to WeWork, Trellis and Other Low-Commitment Spaces
• Early Adopters of Remote Work, They Moved Upstate Before Covid
• Catskill, N.Y.: A Place Where ‘People Are Jazzed About Making Art’
• $2.5 Million Homes in Illinois, the District of Columbia and Arizona
• House Hunting in Honduras: A Pastel Palace on Roatán for $579,000
• What $1 Million Buys You in California
• Equity in U.S. Homes Rises in the First Quarter of 2022
• Homes for Sale in New Jersey and Long Island
• Open Houses Present an Inviting Target for Thieves
• A House With ‘Good Bones’? It Could Be a Complete Wreck.
• Priceless Sculptures Are ‘Literally Being Chipped Away’
• A Room in Midtown Is Quietly Fighting the Battle Against City Noise
• What Is ‘Good Cause Eviction,’ and What Does It Mean for Renters?
• Frank Gilbert, Preservationist in New York and Beyond, Dies at 91
• He Won the Lottery for an Affordable Apartment, After Years of Trying
• You May Be Ready for Summer, but Is Your Home?
• Amid a Housing Crunch, Homes Pop Up on the Fairway
• As NYC Rents Rise, Eric Adams Faces Pressure on Housing Crisis
• Why Trillium Have Become the Poster Child for Endangered Native Plants
• Monroe, Conn.: A ‘Family-centric’ Community With a Small-Town Feel
• $700,000 Homes in Maryland, Iowa and Massachusetts
• House Hunting in Spain: A Restored Flour Mill Near Valencia for $105,000
• Gen Zers Are Buying Homes. Here’s Where They’re Looking.
• Homes for Sale in Connecticut and Westchester
• What Goes On Behind the Cameras at Home Makeover Shows?
• An Opera Star Is Selling His Starter Home in the Village
• Housing Market Has Altered the Math of Moving
• My Roommate Won’t Pay Rent and Won’t Leave. What Can I Do?
• How a 7,000-Ton Broadway Theater Was Hoisted 30 Feet
• Shopping for Watering Cans
• N.Y.C. Companies Are Opening Offices Where Their Workers Live: Brooklyn
• An Asbury Park Victorian Gets a ‘Really Fun’ Face-Lift
• Cryptocurrency Firms Expand Physical Footprint in New York
• What Do We Want From Our Next New York?
• Their Solution to the Housing Crisis? Living With Strangers.
• Why Boxwood, a Perennial Favorite, Needs a New Approach
• New Haven, Conn.: More Than Just Academics and Mozzarella
• $1.5 Million Homes in South Carolina, Texas and Maine
• House Hunting in the Netherlands: A Villa With Eyelashes in Rotterdam
• Homeownership Remains the American Dream, Despite Challenges
• For visitors to the Meijer Gardens in Grand Rapids, a fresh start
• Keith Meacham brings her oh-this-old-thing elegance to a Southern retreat
• Beach House, Meet Ocean View
• A Brooklyn Home Designed With Fun in Mind
• A Hilltop Villa in Italy With a Strong Foundation
• Homes for Sale on Long Island and in New Jersey
• Paul Gunther, Keeper of a Cultural Flame, Dies at 65
• Garden Ideas for Small Spaces
• A Bird’s-Eye View of Central Park and Beyond, for $70.5 Million
• Can My Co-op Charge Me to Get Rid of the Bedbugs in My Apartment?
• Geraldine Brooks, on Martha’s Vineyard
• 10 Years and Counting: Her Heart Belongs to the Upper West Side
• Black Developers Elevate Community Needs in Major Projects
• Easton, Pa.: A Gritty River Town Being Transformed
• House Hunting in Canada: A Victorian Italianate Jewel Outside Toronto
• What $430,000 Buys You in Delaware, Vermont and North Carolina
• Meet Stiltgrass, Your New Garden Adversary
• Jump in Mortgage Rates Could Add $100,000 to Housing Costs
• Why Farmers Are Getting Priced Out of the Hudson Valley
• Median Rent in Manhattan Reaches a New High
• Not Just a Fence: The Story of a Stainless Steel Status Symbol
• How Do I Force My Unresponsive Landlord to Make Needed Repairs?
• New York ‘Architect’ Says He Never Saw Plans for 642 Feet Tall Building
• Moved During the Pandemic? You May Need to Update Your Insurance.
• More Homes are Becoming Short-Term Rentals as Studios and Sets
• Shopping for Media Consoles
• A Northern California Loft Gets a Sophisticated Update
• Developers Embrace Passion for Pickleball
• Yes, You Can Do Better Than the Great American Lawn
• $1.1 Million Homes in New Jersey, California and Connecticut
• House Hunting in England: A Six-Bedroom Starter Castle for $2 Million
• Chappaqua, N.Y.: A Westchester Hamlet That’s ‘Not Cookie-Cutter’
• Dog Owners Want More Space. Here’s Where They’re Finding It.
• Homes for Sale in New Jersey and on Long Island
• Love Your Dog, but Beware of Your Homeowners’ Insurance
• Your Backyard Is Actually a Lucrative Private Dog Park — if You Say It Is
• ‘Downton Shabby’: A Commoner Takes on an English Castle
• Is It Risky to Provide an Apartment to a Home Aide as a Job Benefit?
• $2.9 Million Homes in California
• There’s Never Been a Better Time for an Outdoor Dinner Party
• How to Host an Outdoor Dinner Party
• Paying $40,000 a Month in Brooklyn, and Other Sky-High Rents
• East Williamsburg, Brooklyn: A ‘Gritty, Industrial Vibe,’ With Pliable Borders
• Aroids: These Curious-Looking Plants Have an Addictive Appeal
• $625,000 Homes in Oregon, Louisiana and Georgia
• House Hunting on Anguilla: Modern Elegance, Steps From the Caribbean
• Cost of Owning a Home Surges Above the Cost of Renting One
• ‘Rent, Forever’: The Price of Living in New York City
• New York City Rent Hike: What You Need to Know
• These Homeowners Decided to Rent Again
• When the Rent Rushes Relationships
• In Bronx Housing Court, Tenants Fight to Stay in Their Homes
• John Legend and Chrissy Teigen Sell a Pair of Penthouses in NoLIta
• How to Survive a Rental Bidding War
• The Wild History of the Real ‘Only Murders’ Building
• Shopping for Tablecloths
• What $900,000 Buys You in California
• An East Hampton Renovation Fit for a Ship’s Captain
• Your Lawn Questions, Answered
• Ridgewood, N.J.: A Historic Suburb With a View of the City
• What $1.4 Million Buys You in New York, Illinois and Massachusetts
• House Hunting in Ecuador: An Andes Retreat Outside Cuenca for $550,000
• House-Flipping Rate Rises, but Investors’ Profits Are Falling
• Neglected Titanic Memorial: ‘Like Their Graves Have Not Been Tended’
• How to Show Proof of Income Without Pay Stubs
• Two Homes That Nourish a Family’s Many Creative Pursuits
• What $2.2 Million Buy You in California
• Kevin McKenzie and Martine van Hamel: On the Zen of Escaping City Life
• In Your Enthusiasm for Planting, Don’t Forget About the Trees
• Gardiner, N.Y.: Open Space and Mountain Views in Ulster County
• $830,000 Homes in Ohio, Connecticut and the District of Columbia
• House Hunting on Majorca: A Stone Manor Mixing Spanish, French Styles
• Renters Face Fiercest Competition in Florida and the Northeast
• What’s Up With the Crazy Housing Market?
• Dressing Your Home for Success
• How Do I Prevent My Newspaper Deliveries From Being Stolen?
• Shopping for Peg Rails
• $1.6 Million Homes in California
• They Traded Southern California for Upstate New York (and a Barn)
• Why Some of Your Annuals Should Be Native Plants
• Edison, N.J.: A Diverse Suburb in a Convenient Location
• What $300,000 Buys You in Massachusetts, West Virginia and Delaware
• House Hunting in Panama: A Tuscan-Style Villa in the Hills of Boquete
• Which States Are the Most Safe and Secure for Renters?
• Stop Ruining Starry Nights
• This Home-Renovation Show Wants to Get You Into Bed
• How to Deal With a Difficult Doorman
• Putting Family First, in a Pandemic and at a Price
• The Effortless Way to Style a Coffee Table
• It’s Time to Slow Down and Appreciate Nature’s Tiny Marvels
• $1.8 Million Homes in New York, Florida and Virginia
• House Hunting in Italy: A Perch Over Lake Como for $1.5 Million
• Nearly a Third of Gen Z Is Living at Home (and They Plan to Stay)
• Sit Down. Let’s Talk. The Conversation Pit Is Back.
• Luxury Rental Buildings Take ‘Working From Home’ to the Next Level
• The Morgan Library & Museum Opens Garden to the Public
• Can I Force My Landlord to Install Window Boxes for Air-Conditioners?
• He Runs a New York Real Estate Empire. Did He Steal It?
• How the Path to Homeownership Runs Through Mexico
• Shopping for Sunshades
• $1.5 Million Homes in California
• New York Renters Are Now Paying the Price for the ‘Covid Discount’
• He Didn’t Plan to Buy a Place on Fire Island. But This Was No Ordinary Home.
• Need for Speed Spurs Demand for Move-In-Ready Buildings
• Stroudsburg, Pa.: A Small Town at the ‘Heart of the Poconos’
• $425,000 Homes in North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Vermont
• House Hunting in Bahrain: Gulf Views From a Fish-Shaped Isle for $1 Million
• A Pair of Co-ops Sold for $101 Million as the Market Returned to a Boil
• Which City Is Most Expensive for Renters? You Might Be Surprised.
• Homes for Sale in New York and New Jersey
• Investing in Real Estate as Self-Care
• How Soon Is Too Soon to Ask My Landlord About a Rent Increase?
• One Woman’s Life in Subsidized Housing, and Her Campaign to Fix It
• $2.7 Million Homes in California
• Opendoor to Pay $62 Million to Settle Claims of Deceptive Marketing
• Michael R. Jackson, in a Place All His Own in Washington Heights
• Bernard Marson, a Catalyst for SoHo’s Renaissance, Dies at 91
• $2.9 Million Homes in Connecticut, Washington and Colorado
• Why You Should Try Crevice Gardening: ‘This Is the Future’
• Ridgewood, Queens: A Multiethnic Area That’s ‘Like a Whirlpool’
• House Hunting in England: Rural Splendor in the South West Region
• More People Are Searching for Homes Outside of Their Home Cities
• Homes for Sale in Manhattan and the Bronx
• More Renters Are Moving Out of Town. But Where Are They Going?
• A Gothic Rock Cottage Fit for a Bat Out of Hell
• How Can I Add My Partner to a Rent-Stabilized Lease?
• Shopping for Laundry Hampers
• $4 Million Homes in California
• A Songwriter and His Sister Take on a Hollywood Hills Fixer-Upper
• The Art of Making Garden Rooms
• Peekskill, N.Y.: An ‘Artist’s Paradise’ on the Hudson River
• $575,000 Homes in Massachusetts, Louisiana and Georgia
• House Hunting in South Africa: Carved Into a Mountain in Cape Town
• Homes for Sale in Brooklyn and Manhattan
• Questions for a Hoarding Consultant
• More Home Deals Are Falling Through
• The Rats Next Door Are Dangerous. What Can I Do About It?
• Homes That Sold for Around $450,000
• $850,000 Homes in California
• From Italy to New York: A Graduate Finds Her Dream Gig and a Brooklyn Pad
• How to Banish Bathroom Clutter
• New York Developers Rush to Reduce Emissions as Hefty Fines Loom
• Harvard’s Arnold Arboretum Is Looking Toward the Next 150 Years
• $2 Million Homes in Tennessee, Texas and Maine
• Stone Ridge, N.Y.: Antique Homes and Welcoming Neighbors
• House Hunting in Switzerland: Mediterranean Flair on Lake Lugano
• A Professor Who Studies Housing Discrimination Says It Happened to Him
• The Fixer-Upper Discount
• Workers in the Catskills Can’t Find Housing. Bosses Are Trying to Help.
• Should You Rent Now or Wait Until the Fall?
• Homes That Sold for Around $1.35 Million
• Shopping for Settees
• The East Hampton House Was Perfect. Except for One Thing.
• $800,000 Homes in Oklahoma, New Jersey and Florida
• Keyport, N.J.: A ‘Hidden Gem’ on the Jersey Coast
• House Hunting in Morocco: A Modern Riad-Style House Outside Marrakesh
• Top Cities for Residential Views and Air Quality
• How Do I Time a Move From One Rental Apartment to Another?
• A Tiny House in Manhattan Has a Link to the Underground Railroad
• A Retiree Finds Somewhere to Call Home in Brooklyn
• $2.6 Million Homes in California
• Sarah Steele, of ‘The Good Fight,’ on Finding Love in Brooklyn
• $650,000 Homes in Georgia, Massachusetts and Wisconsin
• A Water Slide (Plus a House) in the Ocean: House Hunting in Maldives
• ‘September Is the New May’ When It Comes to Planting Flowers
• Bedford, N.Y.: History, Horse Farms and Sprawling Estates
• The Best Cities for Generation Z
• Want to Buy a Banksy? This Building Comes With It.
• Hugh Jackman Swaps West Village Home for Chelsea Penthouse
• How to Decorate Your New York Apartment Before You Move There
• Why Is Scaffolding a New York Fixture?
• Town After Town, Residents Are Fighting Affordable Housing in Connecticut
• Shopping for Runners
• $1 Million Homes in California
• Mixing Children and Art? Yes, It’s Possible.
• Climate Law a ‘Game Changer’ for Highways and Bridges
• For a Longer Peony Season, Think Beyond the Typical Pink and White
• Hudson Square, Manhattan: No Longer a ‘No-Man’s Land in SoHo’
• $2.5 Million Homes in New York, Washington and Illinois
• House Hunting in Scotland: A 16th-Century Hotel for Under $2 Million
• Which States Offer the Largest Lot Sizes for Home Buyers?
• When In-Laws Share an Apartment, and Become Your Neighbors
• The Case for Clover Lawns, the Environmentally Friendly Alternative to Grass
• How to Make a Landlord Improve Fire Safety
• Homes That Sold for Around $650,000
• A Recording Studio in Manhattan, a Waterfront Apartment in New Jersey
• Why You Should Decorate Your Hallway (and How to Get Started)
• Did Hurricanes Sandy or Ida Damage Your Housing? We Want to Hear From You.
• Dutch Kills, Queens: Low-Key and Low-Slung, but Not for Much Longer
• House Hunting in Spain: An Updated Finca With Guesthouse on Ibiza
• Is That Bathroom Remodel Worth It?
• $400,000 Homes in Texas, Minnesota and Connecticut
• What’s a Back Kitchen and Why Has It Gotten so Popular?
• Can My Landlord Charge for Spare Keys?
• Are Geotubes the Answer to Nantucket’s Climate Change Threat?
• Homes That Sold for $545,000 or Less
• Real Estate Developments Bounce Back in New York City
• Shopping for Brooms
• What $2.5 Million Buys You in California
• One Frustrated Hamptons Buyer Opts for an Alternative: Build It Yourself
• What to Do if You See a Spongy Moth (or Its Very Hungry Caterpillars)
• House Hunting in France: A Chateau Outside Bergerac
• $1.1 Million Homes in Pennsylvania, Oregon and Kentucky
• Ansonia, Conn.: A Small City With a Sense of History
• How to Beat High Mortgage Interest Rates
• Homes for Sale in the Bronx and Manhattan
• New Real Estate Developments in NYC: More Floors, Less Apartments
• My Condo Has No Gas. Can I Get a Discount?
• Moving? Here’s How to Keep Your Costs Low.
• The Jacob Dangler House Has Become Rubble. Residents Ask: How, and Why?
• $750,000 Homes in California
• A Brooklyn Top-Floor Loft for $500 a Month
• At 86, Jacques Pépin Isn’t Slowing Down
• Trying to Control Leafminers? Don’t Bother.
• Athens, N.Y.: A ‘Perfect Combination of Old and New’ on the Hudson
• $380,000 Homes in Texas, Maryland and New Jersey
• House Hunting in Ireland: Bayside Serenity in County Cork for $1.3 Million
• Does Your House Earn $266 a Day?
• Homes for Sale in New York and Connecticut
• Mortgage Rates Hit 7%, Housing Prices Expected to Fall
• A Mansion With Hermès Leather Walls Sells for $48 Million
• Living With Grandparents: Cross-Generational Homes Bring Families Together
• Can I Leave My Co-op to My Heirs?
• Homes That Sold for Around $975,000
• In Montauk, N.Y., an Indoor-Outdoor House Emerges From the Landscape
• Eviction Looming For California Scofflaw And His Two Acres of Land
• Emerson, N.J.: A Small, Manageable ‘Family Town’
• For sale: A Luminous Shophouse in Penang for $645,000
• $1.4 Million Homes in New York, Rhode Island and Utah
• Which Amenities Are Worth the Most to New York City Buyers?
• Homes for Sale in Manhattan and Brooklyn
• The Push to Landmark the Last-Known ‘Colored’ School in Manhattan
• Noise Complaint: The Gym Downstairs Is Very Loud
• Homes That Sold for Around $750,000
• If America Needs Starter Homes, Why Are Perfectly Good Ones Being Torn Down?
• Renting ‘Sight Unseen’? A Broker and Face Time Helped
• $2 Million Homes in California
• Why the Built-In Banquette Is Becoming a Designer Favorite
• What’s That Oddball Conifer? A Japanese Umbrella Pine.
• $800,000 Homes in Connecticut, Louisiana and Delaware
• South Amboy, N.J.: ‘Nice and Quaint and Quiet’
• A Jewel in the Woods of Quebec for $1.6 Million: House Hunting in Canada
• Meet Lucia Eames, the Latest Midcentury Design Celebrity
• Wanted: Downtown Rental Units
• Croton-on-Hudson, NY and Wilton, CT Homes for Sale
• Harlem, Turtle Bay and Vinegar Hill Homes for Sale
• Robert Toll, Who Mass-Produced ‘McMansions,’ Dies at 81
• Did You Recently Buy a Home in New York City for Less Than $750,000?
• The Golden Age of Dispensary Interior Design Is Almost Here
• Am I Living in an Illegal Sublet?
• How Volunteers Open Their Homes to Women Seeking Abortions
• $3 Million Homes in California
• In Seattle, a Modern Home That Looks Toward the Sky and the Water
• Delaware Township, N.J.: A Farming Town With One Traffic Light
• $1.9 Million Homes in Michigan, California and Florida
• On British Columbia’s Coast for $2.5 Million: House Hunting in Canada
• The Best Cities for Remote Work
• New York Bridal Fashion Week Highlights: Pearls, Dresses and Lingerie
• Williamsburg, Hudson Heights and Upper East Side Homes for Sale
• Lena Horne’s Upper East Side Co-op Is Listed at $2.195 Million
• A Decade After Superstorm Sandy, New Yorkers Still Fear the Rain
• The Vacant Apartment Upstairs Leaked Into Mine. Who’s Responsible?
• On the Second Try, a Family Is Welcomed in Queens
• $1.2 Million Homes in California
• Rupert Holmes, on Creating a Victorian-Flavored Escape in Upstate NY
• How to Do a More Conscious Fall Cleanup
• $700,000 Homes in Ohio, New York and Minnesota
• The Dos and Don’ts of Living in a Haunted House
• An Abandoned Fort Gets New Life in Rajasthan: House Hunting in India
• Where Are New York City Home Prices Changing the Most?
• South Harlem: ‘A Busy, Interesting Place to Live’
• Kensington, Turtle Bay and the Financial District Homes for Sale
• Westport, CT, and Titusville, NJ Homes for Sale
• Are You a First-Time Home Buyer Who Can’t Find a Home?
• Is It Worth the Risk to Sublet an Apartment Illegally?
• ‘Fast Furniture’: An Easy Antidote to Tired Design, but Will It Last?
• $2.4 Million Homes in California
• Your Roommate Is a Ghost. You’re Not Alone.
• A Minimalist House for Clutter-Free Living (Despite the Kids)
• Widespread Racial Bias Found in Home Appraisals
• $3 Million Homes in Texas, South Carolina and Washington
• An ‘Oasis of Calm’ in Costa Blanca for $2 Million: House Hunting in Spain
• Accord, N.Y.: A ‘Laid-Back Agricultural Hub’ With a ‘Chill Vibe’
• Rents Creep Down Across the Country
• She Bought the House Her Mother Cleaned for 43 Years
• Older, White and Wealthy Home Buyers Are Pushing Others Out of the Market
• Southport, Conn and Moorsetown, NJ Homes for Sale
• Lower East Side, Morningside Heights and Prospect Heights Homes for Sale
• Edward Albee’s Loft Tops a List of High-Profile Deals in October
• The Housing Market Is Worse Than You Think
• Coasts of Ireland Offer Enticing Waterfront Home Options
• I Want to Rip Out the Tub in My Bathroom. Will That Hurt Resale Value?
• Homes That Sold for Around $1 Million
• After Years in Limbo, Finding a Place of Her Own
• $1.4 Million Homes in California
• Thanksgiving Table Setting Ideas for a Big Crowd
• New Hope, Pa.: A Walkable River Town With Plenty of Attractions
• $1.1 Million Homes in Illinois, Georgia and Vermont
• A Former Social Club on Tenerife: House Hunting in the Canary Islands
• Redfin, the Online Real Estate Broker, Lays Off 13% of Its Staff
• The Cities Rats Love
• Northport, NY, and Deep River, Conn Homes for Sale
• Bedford Stuyvesant, Murray Hill and Union Square Homes for Sale
• First-Time Buyers Face a Brutal Housing Market
• I’m Worried My Landlord Will Keep My Security Deposit. What Can I Do?
• Leaving Brooklyn for Connecticut Was Easier Than They Thought
• Marie Kondo Takes On a New Role: Life Coach
• How to Read the Tree Leaves
• For Sale in Mexico: A Stylish Modern Townhouse in the Heart of Mexico City
• $350,000 Homes in Kansas, West Virginia and Louisiana
• Renters Are on the Move. Where Are They Going?
• Bedford, NY, and Jersey City, NJ Homes for Sale
• Bay Ridge, Sutton Place and the Upper East Side Homes for Sale
• A Longtime Artist Reimagines City Landmarks
• Are You a Member of Gen Z Spending Too Much on Your Rent or Mortgage?
• When Siblings Argue Over the Costs of a Parent’s Estate, Who Wins?
• The Apartment Found Her? Yes, and Three of Her Fellow Doctors
• $4.7 Million Homes in California
• How Brooke Shields Created a London-Style Home in the West Village
• Middletown, Conn.: Friendly and Reasonably Affordable
• $1 Million Homes in New York, California and Minnesota
• For Sale in the French Alps: Ski Chalet With a Backyard Mountain Range
• Homes for Sale in Queens and Manhattan
• Homes for Sale in Connecticut and New York
• Homes Became Offices, and Offices Became Homes
• Living Above the Store
• Are Solar Panels a Good Investment?
• Tantrums and Meltdowns. When Children Tag Along on the House Hunt.
• He Says His Landlord Is Harassing Him to Leave a $450-a-Month Apartment
• Soledad O’Brien’s Painted Hardwood Floors Spark Debate on a New Trend
• $1.8 Million Homes in California
• Los Angeles Never Felt Like Home. Now They Live in a Redwood Forest.
• Buying a Home Is Harder if You’re Black
• $750,000 Homes in Pennsylvania, Arizona and North Carolina
• For Sale in Chile: A Modern Mediterranean Villa for $2.5 Million
• More of Your Paycheck Is Going to Pay Rent. Which Cities Are Keeping Pace?
• How Do Designers Decorate for the Holidays? We Invited Ourselves Over to See.
• A $72 Million Penthouse on Central Park Leads Sales in November
• My Building Has Replaced Our Keys With an App. Is That Legal?
• In the Hudson Valley and Catskills, Veteran Rockers Start Over
• She Found Serenity Again in Brooklyn, and a Place to Build a New Life
• Is Your Fireplace Ready for Winter?
• High Falls, N.Y.: A Tiny Place That Makes a Big Impression
• Our Favorite International Home Listings of 2022
• $420,000 Homes in Alabama, Ohio and Oklahoma
• The Best College Towns for Students on a Budget
• Looking for a House in This Tight Market? Consider an Octagon.
• Hamish Bowles Lists His High-Design Village Co-op for $2.9 Million
• How to Calculate a Holiday Tip for the Doorman
• How a Hotel Was Converted into Housing for Formerly Homeless People
• $1.3 Million Homes in California
• The House Was in Bad Shape. But It Was On a Lake in Seattle.
• After a Frantic Year, It’s Time for ‘Slow Birding’
• $880,000 Homes in Georgia, Massachusetts and Oregon
• Where Are the Most and Least Affordable Homes?
• Homes for Sale in Manhattan and on Staten Island
• Want to Make Music at Home? Start With Soundproofing.
• Unleash the Song in Your Heart Without Leaving the Building
• Can My Apartment Building Really Ban Overnight Guests?
• A New Lifeline for the Unseen: Homeless College Students
• $950,000 Homes in California
• He Knew He Would Be a Dancer, But Not Where It Might Lead
• Gen Z Problems: Maxwell Frost Is Struggling to Rent an Apartment
• Why the Queen of Christmas Refuses to Leave Battery Park City
• $1.8 Million Homes in Florida, Tennessee and New Mexico
• Little Falls, N.J.: A Low-Key Suburb Less Than 20 Miles From Manhattan
• In the Village, Another Piece of the City’s History Is Coming Down
• What You Need to Earn to Buy a Home in the Largest U.S. Cities
• On Gay Street, Another Piece of NYC’s History Is Coming Down
• Why Is There a Candle for Everything?
• My Neighbors Won’t Leash Their Dogs. What Can I Do?
• They Dreamed of a Bigger Apartment. Little by Little, It Came True.
• $2.8 Million Homes in Oregon, Massachusetts and Maryland
• Do You Want to Buy a House in Canada? Not So Fast.
• Are These New York City’s Hottest Neighborhoods for 2023?
• A ‘Bargain’ on Billionaires’ Row Still Clocks in at $50 Million
• What to Expect in 2023’s Housing Market
• My Neighbors’ Pot Smoke Bothers Me. What Can I Do?
• They Got an Apartment They Liked, but Had to Wait for the Happy Ending
• $3.5 Million Homes in California
• Decorating a Room? Don’t Forget the Ceiling.
• $1.7 Million Homes in Connecticut, Georgia and Montana
• Fort Lee, N.J.: ‘Like Being in the City Without Being in the City’
• Where Are the Most Profitable Winter Vacation Rentals?
• Audubon Terrace Is Extending an Olive Branch to Its Neighborhood
• My Co-op Board President Is a Lawyer Representing Sellers. Is That Allowed?
• How Three Black Women Hope to Change the Home Appraisal Industry
• A 1974 Sea Ranch Cabin by William Turnbull Jr. Gets a New Life
• It’s OK to Get Carried Away When You’re Shopping for Flower Seeds
• $700,000 Homes in Texas, Virginia and Missouri
• Selling Houses While Black
• Renting Rather Than Buying? Here’s Where You’ll Save the Most.
• Could Black Flight Change a Model of Integration?
• My Boss Told My Co-workers That I Had Covid. Isn’t That Illegal?
• Lisa Marie Presley Was Rock ’n’ Roll Royalty. Graceland Was Her Castle.
• A Cherished Family Home Gets a Second Act
• ‘Hood Century’: How One Man Is Redefining Midcentury Architecture
• Redesigned with Amenities, the Chippendale Building Tries to Lure Workers
• When Everything Goes Wrong, There’s Always New York
• $4.5 Million Homes in California
• Building a House Is Stressful, Even if You’re Sanjay Gupta
• $500,000 Homes in Mississippi, Kentucky and Illinois
• Coxsackie, N.Y.: ‘A Special Place on the Hudson’
• Some Black Homeowners Could Have a Clear Way to Challenge Racist Appraisals
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• Homes for Sale in New Jersey and New York
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• Reverse mortgage giant lays off 119 on Long Island
• Insolvent rent-aid program will close Jan. 15
• REBNY plans sweeping rule changes for 2023
• Adams and Hochul unveil action plan for housing, business district
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• Ex-construction union boss pleads guilty to bribery, fraud
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• Meet the community board calling for more housing
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• These were the top residential brokerage stories of 2022
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• Maxal nabs $50M loan to kickstart massive Edgewater development
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• Home sales’ November decline was largest in 10 years
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• City asks industry to pitch space for migrant centers
• These were The Real Deal staff’s favorite stories of the year
• Short-term rental company sued for $1.5M in unpaid rent
• Home affordability breakdown: What does Midland have on Malibu?
• How did 116,000 rent-stabilized units vanish?
• Newly built Southampton home faces foreclosure
• Wall Street has $110B for homebuying spree
• Hamptons builder Joe Farrell sued for $36M in tree-chopping dispute
• Big Four title underwriter fined $2.5M
• Dems, environmentalists aim to electrify new buildings statewide
• Hochul signs bill to raise fines for construction companies
• What brokerage holiday parties reveal about their hosts
• Mortgage lender exec poised to buy Phoenix Suns for $4B
• Failed Bay Area development sites becoming blighted
• Here are the 5 tallest skyscrapers to be completed in 2023
• Jonathan Litt calls on Six Flags to “monetize” its real estate
• Billionaire Steve Wynn looks to sell properties for $300M
• Historic Bay Area lighthouse hiring full-time innkeepers
• Residential market New Year’s outlook: Once-hot market is old acquaintance
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• Powerball Winner Sells South Dakota Ranch for Record $37M
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• Heath Freeman strikes again on East End
• Tri-state roundup: Town approves record Westchester project
• Jersey City approves 400-unit Journal Square tower
• Domain’s Greenpoint residents withhold rent over gas, heat issues
• Tight Christmas: Park Slope townhouses lead Brooklyn’s contract chill
• RiseBoro’s passive house retrofits save landlord a bundle
• $45M in loans tied to Isaac Kassirer’s Emerald Equity sold
• Manhattan’s luxury contracts hit Christmas week peak
• Fairstead claims ex-partner inflated billion-dollar deal
• Chetrits sell Brooklyn buildings for $34M, leading midsize i-sales
• Landlords snuff out Kingston rent appeal
• Home prices chilled for fourth month in October
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• Governor blocks Freeport industrial development
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• Deirdre Imus sells Central Park West penthouse for $9M
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• NYC planning commissioner turns Christmas Twitter troll
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• The University of California boosts Blackstone REIT with $4B investment
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• Short sellers make their move on WeWork
• Manhattan luxury market rings in the new year with a whimper
• Moinian sells shuttered Holiday Inn, dev site near LaGuardia for $50M
• Williamsburg townhouse leads last of Brooklyn’s 2022 luxury contracts
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• The Closing: Thad Wong
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• Manhattan’s apartment market froze in the fourth quarter
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• Editor’s note: Turning the page on a turbulent year
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• Compass executes third layoffs in one year
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• KKR takes over Meta’s large 30 Hudson Yards space
• Layoffs, sluggish markets signal rough start to 2023
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• Watch: 3 resi brokerage shakeups worth knowing about
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• Upscale Michigan automotive district nears starting line
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• Plan B for 421a
• Hochul’s real estate priorities for 2023
• NYC’s 10 biggest office leases of December
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• What a ban on noncompetes could mean for real estate
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• Startups’ hard lessons from the proptech apocalypse
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• Not enough workers to build homes needed to address housing affordability: CMHC
• Housing discrimination is systemic in the U.S., but it’s hard to tell if the same holds true in Canada
• Canadians snowbirds in Florida face cost-of-living crunch as real estate, rental prices rise 
• Surging rents have Canadian condo owners rethinking their plans to sell, report finds
• Home prices to turn negative for 2022: Royal LePage
• CMHC sees home prices falling 15% from peak levels as economic forecast downgraded
• Pre-construction condo flippers may be left holding the bag as buyers disappear
• Home prices down 6.6% from last year as sales continue to slump
• Average monthly rent in Canada tops $2,000 for first time in September
• Housing slump to cause severe downturn in some provinces
• Drinking the housing bubble tea: Report labelling Toronto, Vancouver markets as frothy contradicts itself
• Pace of housing starts surges 11% amid concerns of supply shortage
• ‘The missing middle:’ How Toronto became the biggest housing bubble in the world
• Home building slumps as construction costs soar up to 30%, says CMHC
• OSFI keeping close watch on mortgage lenders as rates rise, home prices cool
• Housing, mortgage sectors to face more pain as Bank of Canada tees up another big rate hike
• Ontario announces ‘bold’ new plan to meet target of building 1.5 million homes
• Property tax rate balance tilting further against commercial properties, report finds
• Toronto rent prices surge by double-digits in third quarter
• David Rosenberg: Canada’s housing bubble has burst — now brace yourself for the economic hit
• Recession fears a new headwind for commercial real estate rebound
• Forcing real estate brokers onto MLS probably a good thing for both buyers and sellers
• Calgary home sales on track for record year even as market eases in October
• Vancouver real estate sales down 45% in October
• Toronto home sales fall 49% as benchmark price slides
• Office towers are getting a new lease on life by being transformed into housing
• Tight industrial real estate market seen providing ‘buffer’ in $5.9 billion deal for Summit REIT
• Softening housing market is not a crash
• FP Answers: Should I put my seven rental properties into a corporation? Or is there a better option to save on taxes?
• Has the Canadian housing bubble burst? That could depend on time and place
• Canada’s housing woes won’t be solved by restricting newcomers, says immigration minister
• Canadian home sales edge up in first monthly gain since February
• October housing starts reverse September’s gains as Toronto construction plunges 47%
• It’s too early to tell if housing market has hit bottom
• Could the worst be over? National home price index pulls back from record declines
• Home Capital to be acquired by Smith Financial in $1.7-billion deal
• Smith Financial’s deal for Home Capital shakes up alternative lending space
• Toronto rent climbs 26% from last year, but national average cools in October
• Banks seek workarounds to avoid mortgage default for variable-rate borrowers struggling with higher payments
• Housing market shows signs of life, but it’s too soon to celebrate a recovery
• Canada’s housing affordability problem too big for governments to solve alone: CMHC report
• Ski country property prices rising despite decline in sales, Royal LePage report finds
• Why it’s time for borrowers to accept the new normal of higher rates and plan accordingly
• Retail tenants, landlords join forces to cut emissions — but who foots the bill remains a big question
• Loss of HSBC Canada as competitor in mortgage space could raise costs for everyone, industry watchers say
• Borrowers turning back to fixed rate mortgages as rates rise, discount on variable shrinks
• Calgary home prices fell in November as inventories hit lowest level since 2005
• Why mortgage industry titan Stephen Smith isn’t panicking — and why you shouldn’t either
• Vancouver real estate sales down more than 50% in November
• Working from home is here to stay and that has consequences for both housing and office space
• Montreal home sales down 38 per cent to one of the lowest levels on record
• Toronto home prices fall as sales decline 49% in November
• Mortgage rates to soar higher after latest interest rate increase, but end of hiking cycle in sight
• Mortgage defaults starting to hit the market: broker
• Ottawa to provide one-time $500 rent subsidy for low-income families
• Why the mortgage stress test is likely here to stay, even as qualifying rates hit 8%
• Aggregate home prices will end 2023 down slightly for the year, Royal LePage projects
• Average rent in Canada bounces back above $2,000 — $224 more than last year
• Mall owners bet they can save bricks-and-mortar retail by being more like Amazon
• Canadian home prices fall 12% in November from last year as winter chill sets in
• Mortgage defaults and foreclosures on the rise as interest rates climb
• Opposition to building more homes faster in Ontario will only worsen affordability
• Ban on foreign home buying will carry $10,000 penalty for violations
• More condo investors are hitting the sell button
• Slowing rates hikes could spark REIT rebound in 2023, Hazelview report says
• Why those waiting for a return to normal in commercial real estate will get left behind
• Calgary housing inventory hits 10-year low as sales slide to end year
• Metro Vancouver home sales slumped 34% in 2022, year-end figures show
• Toronto housing market ends year with a whimper with benchmark prices down 8.9%
• The question after a tough 2022: How much further do real estate prices have to fall?
• Condo market poised to follow fall of detached home prices, says realtor
• Aging labour force, hybrid work among challenges facing office real estate
• Ivanhoé Cambridge locks in anchor tenants Fox and News Corp in biggest Manhattan deal in three years
• ‘Earn the commute’: Why high-end office towers are still thriving in the post-pandemic world
• Banking watchdog seeks public input on beefing up stress tests for homebuyers as risks rise
• ‘The declines already happened’: Why Royal LePage thinks home prices will flatten out in 2023
• Canada’s home prices to fall almost 6% this year, CREA forecasts
• Housing starts pace declined in December, ending year flat versus 2021
• Average rent increased by 10.9% in 2022, report shows
• Peter Hall: Housing’s hard stop spells trouble ahead for the economy
• ‘Much worse before it gets better’: Why there’s no quick fix to Canada’s housing supply woes
• Housing prices have been declining, but 2022 wasn’t catastrophic and 2023 is looking better
• It costs $1,000 less to rent in Montreal than it does in Toronto. What gives?
• ‘A sign that price pressures are easing’: Here are the week’s top 7 stories
• Bank of Canada comments offer light at the end of the tunnel for real estate, mortgage markets, experts say
• Canada’s rental vacancy rate falls to two-decade low
• Mortgage renewals put homeowners in ‘precarious position’
• FP Answers: What should I do if I’ve missed three years of repayments to my RRSP Home Buyers’ Plan?
• The pros and cons of a reverse mortgage to help pay off your debts
• Tougher mortgage stress tests could push homebuyers to credit unions