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House Hunting in ... Corsica

The housing market in Corsica has remained relatively stable despite the global downturn.

By LISA KEYS

International Real Estate

House Hunting in ... Corsica

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Property Values

What You Get for ... $500,000

A five-bedroom house in Pittsburgh, a one-bedroom condo with mountain views in Seattle and a 1930s three-bedroom ranch in Phoenix.

By VIRGINIA C. McGUIRE

Property Values

What You Get for ... $500,000

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Sharing the Faith, Splitting the Rent

For some people, real estate choices are guided by their religious faith.

By SARAH MASLIN NIR

Sharing the Faith, Splitting the Rent

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Habitats | West Village

A Town House in History and Now, in Fiction

Lisa Spellman, the owner of an art gallery, lives in a town house on Charlton Street that appears in Oliver Stone’s upcoming sequel to “Wall Street.”

By CONSTANCE ROSENBLUM

Habitats | West Village

A Town House in History and Now, in Fiction

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Posting

Karl Fischer designed dozens of buildings in Williamsburg, including those behind him on Bayard Street, across from McCarren Park.

Remaking the Face of Brooklyn

By C. J. HUGHES

The architect Karl Fischer has designed about 50 buildings in Williamsburg in the last eight years alone, with many of them dominating entire blocks.

Big Deal

Wal-Mart Heirs Sell Chelsea Condo

By ELIZABETH A. HARRIS

Josh Walton Kroenke and Whitney Ann Kroenke, who are siblings, sold their two-bedroom apartment for $2.45 million.

Streetscapes

The ancient remains of Colonnade Row facades.

The Mystery of the Lost City

By CHRISTOPHER GRAY

A collection of marble columns in a New Jersey woods turned out to have a connection to what was once the most elegant group of houses in New York.

Video

The Appraisal

Jared Warshaw, Hayley Cohen and Lindsay Finestone attended an open house barefoot, or with shoes covered by protective booties, at the Ace building in the West Village.

Apartment Sellers Insist on Exposure, of the Feet

By CHRISTINE HAUGHNEY

Sellers and brokers request that potential buyers kindly remove their footwear while looking at top-tier apartments.

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Paul Milstein, City Real Estate Titan, Dies at 88

By DOUGLAS MARTIN

The developer of Milford Plaza had a longstanding business partnership with his brother, Seymour Milstein, until a bitter dispute left them estranged.

Far From the Poor, Real Estate Woes Nip at Lake Forest

By TOM HUNDLEY

The foreclosure crisis is starting to lap at the shores of the upscale suburb of Lake Forest, though for different reasons than it first hit poor neighborhoods in Chicago.

The Hunt

Dan Wohl and his girlfriend, Marisa Wallace, have been exploring Forest Hills.

An Affordable Apartment for One

By JOYCE COHEN

Looking for a studio in a section of New York that had the same leafy feel as Brooklyn Heights, but would be less of a drain on the wallet.

Living In

Large houses, most commanding prices of $1 million or more, line parts of Beach Avenue along Long Island Sound. Many other residences, even blocks away, also provide a glimpse of the water.

Woodmont, Conn.

By C. J. HUGHES

A modest waterfront village, studded with relics of its grand past, is a slice of America.

Slide Show

Square Feet | The 30-Minute Interview

Ron Moelis

By VIVIAN MARINO

Questions for the chief executive of L+M Development Partners, which develops, constructs and manages affordable and market-rate apartments in the New York area.

In the Region | New Jersey

Michael Harris is happy with his condo at Canco Lofts even though the views are less than perfect.

Apartment Dwellers Settle for Less Than the Best

By ANTOINETTE MARTIN

People who want to live in buildings with a good location and lots of amenities will sometimes rent or buy the cheapest apartment in the building.

In the Region | Long Island

Mike Honan lives year round on a houseboat tethered to a dock in Seaford. “It’s a million dollar view on a low budget,” he says.

Boat-Dwellers Face Rougher Waters

By MARCELLE S. FISCHLER

As they turn their backs on traditional real estate to live on local waters, many boat-dwellers are contending with tighter regulations that have shuttered some marinas.