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  1. PhotoWhen looking for a new apartment, Jason Knebel, who suffers from severe nerve pain, had clear priorities: minimizing pain, and maximizing ease.
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    Finding a Home that Can Accommodate a Disability

    When he found himself hobbled by a nerve problem, he knew he couldn’t stay in his walk-up. Moving to a new building near a transit hub was the solution.

    By Marian Bull

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      What you Get

      $1.7 Million Homes in California

      An Elizabethan-style cottage in Berkeley, a ranch house in Los Angeles and a three-bedroom townhouse in Hermosa Beach.

      By Angela Serratore

  3. PhotoIn the United States, the demand for housing is still outweighing the number of homes up for sale.
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    Overheated Real Estate Market Begins to Cool

    Supercharged by tight inventory and pent-up demand, home prices continued to rise in July, but at a slower rate.

    By Candace Jackson

  5. Guide

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    How to Buy a Home

    Buying a home can seem like a daunting process, especially during a pandemic. But with careful research and determination, that dream home can be yours. We’ll help you along your path toward homeownership.

    By Michelle Higgins and Debra Kamin

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    First-Time Home Buyers Struggle

    A study reveals that home prices in the 50 largest U.S. cities present a major challenge to inexperienced buyers.

    By Michael Kolomatsky

  4. Living in

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    Ridgefield, Conn.: Arts, Culture and Open Space

    In this lake-dappled town in Fairfield County, the arts are the ‘engine that drives our community.’ But the charming Main Street may be the biggest lure.

    By Julie Lasky

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    Cape May, N.J.: Salt Air and Cultural Riches

    The Victorian seaside resort has long attracted those with primary homes in Philadelphia. But now more New Yorkers are moving in.

    By Julie Lasky

  5. PhotoAt Byram Cove, boaters anchor and tie up to each other to create a floating party. On a sunny summer weekend, the party can grow to hundreds of boats from throughout the region.
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    Hopatcong, N.J.: ‘We Call It Lake Life’

    In this Sussex County borough, where activities revolve around the largest freshwater lake in New Jersey, housing prices have jumped during the pandemic.

    By Jill P. Capuzzo

Featured Properties

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  1. What You Get for $1.7 Million in California

    An Elizabethan-style cottage in Berkeley, a ranch house in Los Angeles and a three-bedroom townhouse in Hermosa Beach.

  2. Smile, You Might Be on Camera

    With film and television shoots back in force on New York City streets, some New Yorkers like to gawk and others get a shot at being an extra.

  3. Did the Pandemic Change How You Feel About New York City?

    We’d like to hear about a moment that made you think differently about the city.

    By The New York Times

  4. On the Market in New York City

    This week’s properties are in Ditmas Park, Astoria and on the Upper East Side.

  5. On the Market in the New York Region

    This week’s properties are a five-bedroom in Pleasantville, N.Y., and a four-bedroom in Bayville, N.J.

  6. International real estate

    House Hunting in Hungary: A Modern Mash-up for $895,000

    In Budapest, where foreign buyers vanished and domestic buyers moved out, many properties that were once short-term rentals are now on the market.

    By Alison Gregor

  7. A Modern Standout in the Suburbs of Budapest

    This modern four-bedroom house in Budapest, with its front yard on its roof, is on the market for $895,000.

  8. What You Get

    $725,000 Homes in Texas, Georgia and Michigan

    An 1870s Victorian in Galveston, a Craftsman bungalow in Atlanta and a stately 1912 brick house in Detroit.

    By Julie Lasky

  9. What You Get for $725,000

    An 1870s Victorian in Galveston, Texas; a Craftsman bungalow in Atlanta; and a stately 1912 brick house in Detroit.

  10. Living In ... Ridgefield, Conn.

    In this lake-dappled town in Fairfield County, the arts are the ‘engine that drives our community.’ But the charming Main Street may be the biggest lure.