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By ALEXEI BARRIONUEVO
For residents of the city, the ultrahealthy lifestyle can sometimes find them, even in ways they weren’t expecting.
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Big Ticket | Sold for $13,000,000
By MARC SANTORA
A three-story property at 1108 Park Avenue was bought by the developer Toll Brothers, which recently acquired the neighboring house.
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The Odd-Man-Out Town House
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No. 327 West 76th Street is part of a small row, but you wouldn’t know it because the fiery red brick town house marches to a different tune than its siblings.
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By VICKIE ELMER
A new report shows that reverse mortgages are being taken out by homeowners nearing retirement to help get out of debt.
In the Region | Long Island
The Multilingual Pitch
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Deep-pocketed foreigners are helping to bolster sales on the Island, and prompting brokers to alter the way they market properties.
In the Region | Westchester
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As temperatures heat up, so has the demand for summer homes in Bedford, Pound Ridge and other semirural northern Westchester towns and villages with open space and greenery.
In the Region | New Jersey
The Art of Remaking a Downtown
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An exhibit at the Museum of Modern Art envisions a new downtown Orange as a campuslike pedestrian village.
Audits Find Flaws in City’s Property Assessments
By DAVID W. CHEN
The city’s Finance Department didn’t warn homeowners about changes in its assessment methods, and it relied too much on a flawed computer system, Comptroller John C. Liu found.
What You Get for ... $800,000
By MIKE POWELL
An 1840 house in Providence, a Spanish Revival in San Diego and a Queen Anne in Nashville.
House Hunting in ... Canada
By VIRGINIA C. McGUIRE
The robust housing market in the Montreal area is attributed to uncertainty in the stock market, which has made real estate an attractive investment.
Market Ready
By TIM McKEOUGH
My front hall has no closet. What’s the best way to create space for coats and shoes, so that it’s not seen as a problem by potential buyers?
Décor That Says ‘I Like Ike’
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If you’re a landlord who hasn’t redone a property in 60 years, Cullen Meyer is your kind of tenant.
Square Feet
Uncertain Fate for Urban Projects in California
By TERRY PRISTIN
Many development projects are in limbo after the state’s 397 community redevelopment agencies went out of business in February.
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Robert Pardo and Laura Ann Jacobs live in two 1920s bungalows set on a skinny lot in South Florida. His is the pink one. Hers, in blue, sits behind it.
A free-spirited sculptor agreed to live with a neatnik art dealer on one condition: his and hers houses.
Electing to Sleep Elsewhere
By JODI KANTOR
The nation is facing a highest-class public housing conundrum: what to do with executive mansions now that more elected officials are politely refusing to inhabit them.
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Pieces With Fair Isle Patterns
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The Nordic patterns of Fair Isle sweaters never went away; they just moved onto home goods.
Editorial
Drop That Bog
Peat moss, which releases carbon dioxide, should not be used for gardening. It should stay where it does the most good: beneath the complex ecology of a living wetland.
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Jake Dyson, Lamp Designer, on Form Versus Function
By TIM McKEOUGH
The product designer may be unable to escape his father’s reputation as a high-profile inventor, but he’s made a name for himself reinventing light fixtures.
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Capturing the Gardens of America
By ANNE RAVER
The Library of Congress will make Frances Benjamin Johnston’s photographs of gardens accessible online on Friday.
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James Fairchild Opens in the Hamptons
By RIMA SUQI
A new store from the former vice president for design at Ralph Lauren offers home and fashion items, most vintage or antique.
Lighting
A Light Bulb Pulls a Disappearing Act
By TIM McKEOUGH
The Lace Metal floor lamp hides the bulb behind a dense portion of mesh.
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