Real Estate

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  1. On the Market

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    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.

  2. Living In

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    Georgetown, Washington, D.C.: Postcard-Pretty

    Georgetown is a picturesque area with cobbled streets, historic homes and a lively shopping and dining district.

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    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.

  4. Big Ticket

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    Recent Sales and Boldface Names

    Among October’s notable real estate transactions: The $4.6 million estate sale of the home of the actor Eli Wallach.

  1. Shopping Guide

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    Shopping for Credenzas

    Tips on shopping for credenzas, also known as sideboards or buffets.

  2. The Hunt

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    Worth the Wait: A Westchester One-Bedroom

    Salvatore Di Vittorio and Santa Maria Pecoraro Di Vittorio found what they wanted in Larchmont, N.Y.

  3. On the Market

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    Homes for Sale in Brooklyn and Manhattan

    This week’s properties are on the Upper East Side, in Carnegie Hill and in Brooklyn Heights.

  4. Calculator

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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.

Ask Real Estate

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  1. Ask Real Estate

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    Can You Hire the Super for Odd Jobs?

    Some buildings prohibit residents from hiring building staff for private jobs because of potential liability issues.

  2. Ask Real Estate

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    Construction Noise Complaints

    How should a homeowner handle noise complaints during a renovation?