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» The Decline and Fall of the Bachelor Pad
07/11/09 00:51 from NYT > Real Estate
The economy has clobbered many young, single men. And when bachelors scale down, crash pads replace seductive lairs.

» Living In | Croton-on-Hudson, N.Y.: Where Rivers Meet, Ahh-Inspiring Views
07/11/09 00:49 from NYT > Real Estate
About 40 percent of Croton-on-Hudson is set aside as parkland, and the area is known for it's rivers.

» Habitats | Lafayette Street: A Production Called Home
07/11/09 00:34 from NYT > Real Estate
Sturgis Warner, a theater director, uses contraptions he built to make the most of his space in a fifth-floor walk-up in the East Village.

» Big Deal: Changes of Heart
07/11/09 00:22 from NYT > Real Estate
One Madison Park, the soaring 600-foot glass condominium that towers over East 23rd Street, opened to its first residents in August, but since then only five buyers have closed, according to city records.

» The Hunt: Going With Uncool
07/11/09 00:12 from NYT > Real Estate
Prospect-Lefferts Gardens may be uncool and unhyped, but that's fine for Dan Schreiber and Caroline Jeanjot.

» Big Deal: Almost Family
06/11/09 23:52 from NYT > Real Estate
Joseph A. Olshefski who spent much of his adult life at 313 East 58th is now acting as the broker for the owner, who is selling it.

» Big Deal: Overtaken by a School
06/11/09 23:47 from NYT > Real Estate
The town houses on 94th Street have been gradually swallowed up by the Columbia Grammar and Preparatory School.

» Posting: Selling Pieces of Manhattan Long Distance
06/11/09 23:18 from NYT > Real Estate
To spur international investors, some real estate companies have started marketing a service that brokers have long provided informally.

» In the Region | Connecticut: School Colors: Green and Greener
06/11/09 23:10 from NYT > Real Estate
A new park for students living at the York Hill campus of Quinnipiac University features an array of wind turbines intended to project serenity while producing energy.

» Mortgages: HUD Combats Discrimination
06/11/09 22:40 from NYT > Real Estate
The federal government is poised to enact rules to combat discrimination on loans backed by the Federal Housing Administration.

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