Where Did My Supermarket Go?
Corner markets and grocery stores are closing across the city, changing the tenor of a neighborhood and forcing some to rethink their daily routines.
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Shopping for Credenzas
Tips on shopping for credenzas, also known as sideboards or buffets.
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Photo CreditGeorge Etheredge for The New York Times Voyeur
Voyeur | 7 Train
Riding the subway in Queens puts you outdoors and gives you a passing glimpse at some local real estate.
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October’s Most Popular Properties
The five top listings include four homes in New York City and one surprise outlier from a distant time zone.
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The Hunt
Photo CreditSusan Fisher Plotner for The New York Times Worth the Wait: A Westchester One-Bedroom
Salvatore Di Vittorio and Santa Maria Pecoraro Di Vittorio found what they wanted in Larchmont, N.Y.
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Photo CreditGreenbergFarrow In Downtown Brooklyn, Old World Charm for Rent
The landmarked Offerman House will soon house 121 rental apartments, with retail on the ground floor.
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What I Love
Photo CreditTony Cenicola/The New York Times Kristen Anderson-Lopez, ‘Frozen’ Songwriter, at Home
The Grammy award winner lives with her husband and frequent collaborator, Robert Lopez, and their children in Brooklyn.
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The High End
Photo CreditBloomimages A Richard Meier Building. In Black.
The developer Sheldon H. Solow has finally begun construction on the last large undeveloped site on the Far East Side.
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On the Market
Photo CreditLinda Jaquez for The New York Times Homes for Sale in Brooklyn and Manhattan
This week’s properties are on the Upper East Side, in Carnegie Hill and in Brooklyn Heights.
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On the Market
Photo CreditSusan Fisher Plotner for The New York Times Homes for Sale in New York and Connecticut
This week’s properties include a six-bedroom in Briarcliff Manor, N.Y., and a three-bedroom in Ridgefield, Conn.
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Big Ticket
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Among October’s notable real estate transactions: The $4.6 million estate sale of the home of the actor Eli Wallach.
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What You Get
Photo CreditMorgan Rachel Levy for The New York Times $750,000 Homes in Tennessee, Colorado and Oregon
A contemporary in Memphis, a Queen Anne in Denver and a stucco cottage in Portland, Ore.
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Living In
Photo CreditGregg Vigliotti for The New York Times Bethel, Conn.: Bucolic and Affordable
Bethel is a mix of young families attracted by the relatively low-priced homes and strong schools, and retirees living in amenity-rich condos.
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International Real Estate
Photo CreditSteve Simonsen for The New York Times House Hunting in ... the United States Virgin Islands
Residential sales on St. John are up from last year, though the higher end of the market has been slower.
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