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Big Ticket | Sold for $23,350,000
By MARC SANTORA
A three-bedroom condo, with panoramic views of Central Park and the Hudson, was extensively renovated.
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Big Deal
High and Dry in South Florida
By ALEXEI BARRIONUEVO
High-end properties in Miami-Dade County are breaking records, with the wealthy enclave Indian Creek Island leading the way.
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Getting Started
The Don’t-Need-It-for-Long Apartment
By SUSAN STELLIN
If you are looking for temporary housing in New York City, the city offers a variety of options.
Streetscapes | Readers’ Questions
The Dakota’s Back 40
By CHRISTOPHER GRAY
Readers’ questions: The Dakota’s backyard, and Whyte’s restaurant.
Mortgages
Shortening Loan Terms
By VICKIE ELMER
A Freddie Mac report shows that nearly a third of those who refinanced in the first quarter cut the duration of their mortgages.
In the Region | New Jersey
The New Herb in Town
By JILL P. CAPUZZO
Montclair is one of only two communities — the other is Egg Harbor Township — on the verge of housing marijuana dispensaries.
In the Region | Long Island
Creating Backyard Appeal
By MARCELLE S. FISCHLER
A picnic table with an umbrella on the patio and a few chairs on the lawn no longer make the grade.
In the Region | Westchester
The Kitchen’s Day in the Sun
By ELSA BRENNER
Outdoor kitchens seem to be picking up steam again in Westchester. Agents say they can help to sell a house.
Q & A
By JAY ROMANO
Check e-mail for co-op news; a long-term guest or a resident; stove replaced by a cheaper model.
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Market Ready
By TIM McKEOUGH
If you cannot afford to rent furniture to stage your dwelling for sale, try doing it with digitally altered photos.
More Room for Ideas in a Smaller Office
By J. MICHAEL WELTON
Many companies are finding that reducing office space not only saves money, it increases productivity by creating a more collegial and collaborative workplace.
What You Get for ... $800,000
By MIKE POWELL
A house in Idaho, an apartment in San Francisco and a condo in Boston.
On Location
Sleeping in the Cradle of Opera
By ROCKY CASALE
The Palazzo Bardi in Florence, Italy, presents its new owners with design challenges its 15th-century architect could not have imagined.
House Hunting in ... St. Maarten
By ALISON GREGOR
About half of expatriate buyers rent out their properties for several months a year.
A Rental Market Surge in Brooklyn
By JULIE SATOW
American Realty Advisors bought a multifamily building in Brooklyn for $55.5 million, or more than $895,000 for each unit, and the market continues to grow.
Square Feet | The 30-Minute Interview
Patrick Denihan
By VIVIAN MARINO
Mr. Denihan, 60, is a co-chief executive with his sister, Brooke Barrett, of the Denihan Hospitality Group, an independent owner and operator of boutique hotels.
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On the Market in New York City
A Financial District condo, a Sutton area co-op and a Park Slope co-op.
On the Market in the Region
A six-bedroom Tudor in Larchmont, N.Y., and a five-bedroom colonial in Northport, N.Y.
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City Room
Answers About How to Deal With Pests, Part 2
By THE NEW YORK TIMES
Here is the second set of answers from our guest expert to questions on roaches, mice, ants and other creepy crawlies.
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Share your school memories; sketches of the chancellor and his cabinet; a teacher’s diary and more.
Multimedia
LG Electronics, via Associated Press
Flash-Matic, right, was invented by Eugene J. Polley, top right, who died May 20. A 1956 Zenith ad shows how the device worked. Today, Ident Technology’s prototype Gesture Remote, right, allows users to control TV with a wave of the hand.
It frustrates us, we fight over it and still we can’t live without the TV remote.
The Pragmatist
Summer Without Splinters
By BOB TEDESCHI
With a new surface, furniture and just a plant or two, a lightly used deck draws a family outdoors again.
Shopping With Claire Pijoulat and Odile Hainaut
Bistro Chairs
By JULIE LASKY
The bistro chair is always comfortable and easily stored.
Inspiration Behind an Open Door
By SHELLY FREIERMAN
Across the country, spring tours give visitors a chance to inspect houses and visit interesting gardens.
Q&A;
At 86, Kit Currie Is Still Reinventing the Box
By RIMA SUQI
Ms. Currie came across a book on origami, started fiddling with folding, and a hobby was born.
Rooms
A Retreat for Haves, a Shelter for Have-Nots
By STEVEN KURUTZ
With its curved lines and steel exterior, the House Arc may resemble an old Airstream trailer, but its design was inspired by a bike rack.
Open
DwellStudio’s New Dwelling
By TIM McKEOUGH
DwellStudio, a furniture and accessories company known for its boldly patterned textiles, is opening its first store, in SoHo.
Events
Vintage Murano Glass on the Block
By TIM McKEOUGH
Frank Toskan, a founder of MAC Cosmetics, spent two decades amassing his collection of Murano art glass, and on June 9, Wright in Chicago will auction it off.
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