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Roy Lichtenstein’s Son Lists His Home for $25 Million
The neoclassical brick rowhouse in the West Village has many of its original details, as well as several appealing alterations.
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CreditDavid Dee Delgado for The New York Times The Hunt
Just the Right Amount of Space in Williamsburg
A Washington area transplant working in information technology finds a sweet spot along the J/M/Z subway line.
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CreditChristopher Stark for The New York Times What You Get
$2 Million Homes in California, Massachusetts and Texas
A Victorian condominium in San Francisco; a 1958 colonial in Falmouth, Mass.; and a brick-and-stone house in University Park, Tex.
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House Hunting in ... Belgium
In Belgium, home prices are up and agents say sales are better than ever — despite the recent global recession and terrorist attacks.
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CreditJames C. Pearson for The New York Times Tuxedo Park, N.Y.: A Time Warp Beyond the Stone Gates
Once the home of tycoons and Titanic survivors, the village is now home to about 300 families.
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CreditEmily Flake How to Avoid Stress When You’re Moving
Moving is never easy, but there are some easy ways to reduce the stress.
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CreditCorcoran Group A Brooklyn Condo Sells for a Record $15 Million
The triplex penthouse atop the Clock Tower building in Dumbo, Brooklyn, finally sold after seven years on the market.
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CreditGeorge Etheredge for The New York Times Voyeur: Early Spring Flowers
Glimpses of color hint at the season ahead.
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Credit Homes That Sold for Around $450,000
Recent residential sales in New York City and the region.
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CreditFederica DelProposto Dealing with a Mouse Infestation
Getting rid of mice isn’t easy, but it’s a co-op board’s responsibility if a building becomes infested.
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CreditEmily Flake Moving Checklist
Proper planning will make any move less stressful, and that means setting a time line with scheduled tasks leading up to your moving date.
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CreditBee Murphy The Life of a Small-Time Landlord
Small-property owners in New York City sometimes have a tough time making the business make sense.
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CreditLinda Jaquez for The New York Times Homes for Sale in Brooklyn and Manhattan
Properties in Flatiron, on the Upper East Side and in Midwood, Brooklyn.
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CreditAdam Macchia for The New York Times Homes for Sale in New York and New Jersey
This week’s properties are five-bedroom homes in Great Neck, N.Y., and Ridgewood, N.J.
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CreditFederica Del Proposto Endless Parties Next Door
When a tenant in a rent-stabilized building refuses to stop having loud all-night parties, what can the neighbors do?
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CreditTom Bloom The Neighbors Won’t Stop Cutting Branches
What can we do to keep the people next door from pruning our trees?
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CreditDaniel Pelavin Is a Co-op Required to Report Break-Ins to Shareholders?
Boards are protected by the business judgment rule, which gives them wide legal latitude in the decisions they make.
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CreditDaniel Pelavin An Apartment With a Mold Problem
Management promised to get rid of the mold in her apartment, but never did, and now she has respiratory problems.
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CreditDaniel Pelavin Should I Tell the Co-op Board I May Work From Home?
Is it necessary to disclose tentative plans for a home office during a co-op interview?
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CreditDan Neville for The New York Times Locust Valley: A Quiet Burg With Good Schools and Elite Clubs
Part of Oyster Bay, the area is home to graceful manors and secluded estates.
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CreditYeong-Ung Yang for The New York Times Lenox Hill: A Neighborhood of Amenities
The new subway line adds one more perk to an area filled with them.
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CreditTony Cenicola/The New York Times North Salem: The Country Life
A Westchester town with acres of horse farms and open land.
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CreditJane Beiles for The New York Times Greenfield Hill, Conn.: For Nature Lovers
This Fairfield neighborhood with a historic district offers good value as buyers’ tastes have shifted to areas closer to downtown and the beach.
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CreditLuiz C. Ribeiro for The New York Times The Ironbound, Newark: Convenient, but a World Apart
With its European market-town vibe and proximity to Manhattan, the neighborhood has long been attractive. Soon it will benefit from a new three-acre park and other projects.
