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Developers Create Neighborhood Feel With Condos and Shops
By ALISON GREGOR
The developers of Hamilton Square in Jersey City have attracted an assortment of homegrown retailers to the new 124-unit condominium project.
Streetscapes | Upper Fifth Avenue
Way Uptown in Hospital Country
By CHRISTOPHER GRAY
The apartment houses on Fifth Avenue at 101st and 102nd Streets are a kind of residential island, surrounded by Mount Sinai hospital and other medical institutions.
Mortgages
Financing a Vacation Home
By MARYANN HAGGERTY
Borrowers for second homes should expect bigger down payments, higher interest rates and other standards tighter than on a principal residence.
East End Homes Prepare for Guests
By MARCELLE S. FISCHLER
With prices up from last year and places renting at a faster pace, houses with ample amenities are most in demand, agents say.
In the Region | New Jersey
Condo Market Shows Improvement
By ANTOINETTE MARTIN
Agents in northern New Jersey counties report surprisingly good traffic at open houses for condos this spring.
In the Region | Westchester
Board Scales Down Plan for Reader’s Digest Site in Chappaqua
By ELSA BRENNER
The town board did not reject the developers’ plans for residence on the 114-acre property. But it strictly limited the number of units that may be built and where.
Q & A
By JAY ROMANO
The consequences of eviction; the function of co-op deposits; researching rent history.
Square Feet | The 30-Minute Interview
Evan Stein
By VIVIAN MARINO
Mr. Stein, is the president of the J.D. Carlisle Development Corporation, which was started by his grandfather, Harry Feldman, and the M.D. Carlisle Construction Corporation.
House Hunting in ... Prague
By ALISON GREGOR
Even with the economic crisis, the apartment inventory most popular with foreigners has not seen a dramatic drop in prices.
Real Estate Remains in Distress as U.S. Home Prices Fall Again
By DAVID STREITFELD
The decline leaves housing prices on the verge of a new low for a real estate downturn that seems to have no end.
Home Prices
Square Feet
Projects Shelved in the Downturn Spring Back to Life
By JULIE SATOW
Factors contributing to the building trend include higher rents, aging office stock and a possible decline in labor costs.
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New-Home Sales Increased in March, but Stayed Low
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What You Get for ... $650,000
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On the Market in the Region
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Design Notebook
Kips Bay Decorated, and Curated
By PENELOPE GREEN
Designers flexed their curatorial muscles at the annual Kips Bay Decorator Show House, animating their spaces with contemporary art.
As Buds Open, So Do Doors: Home and Garden Tours, 2011
By SHELLY FREIERMAN
Throughout the Northeast and beyond, there are mansions, studio apartments, bungalows and row houses to suit every taste.
Seating
A Stackable Chair With an Artistic Bent
By STEPHEN MILIOTI
L’Eau, a new chair from the Italian company Calligaris, has a seat with a gently curving shape and a semi-transparent concentric-wave design.
Shows
A Photo Exhibit That Honors Trees With a Past
By ANNE RAVER
“Landslide: Every Tree Tells a Story,” an outdoor photo exhibition, opens Saturday at LongHouse Reserve in East Hampton, N.Y.
Open
A Manhattan Pop-Up for F. P. Victoria & Son
By ELAINE LOUIE
Frederick P. Victoria & Sons, a 78-year-old company known for antiques, reproductions and custom pieces, will have a pop-up store in Manhattan in May.
Deals
Sales at Ligne Roset, John Robshaw and Others
By RIMA SUQI
Discounts on furniture, bedding, linens and carpets.
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Sam Ostroff on Making Steel Sculptures for the Home
By JOYCE WADLER
The sculptor and designer of custom steel gates, doors and staircases with an Art Nouveau flavor.
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