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New Brokerage Donates Portion of Fees to Charity
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Rubicon Property has raised $8,000 for a group called charity:water, which provides potable water to developing countries.
Brian Cronin
Signing a roommate agreement is a way to help prevent misunderstandings and unhappiness down the line.
Streetscapes
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By CHRISTOPHER GRAY
Herkimer Street from Bedford to Nostrand Avenue in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, is an architecturally complex block.
Mortgages
Counseling Before Borrowing
By MARYANN HAGGERTY
Nonprofit agencies say that home buyers who undergo prepurchase counseling are less likely to lose their homes because of a bad mortgage product.
In the Region | Long Island
Leave the Stuff, Keep the Memories
By MARCELLE S. FISCHLER
A “senior move manager” assists with the demands of relocating from a longtime family home into an apartment, age-restricted condo or assisted-living facility.
In the Region | Westchester
In House Pricing, Own Up to Flaws
By ELSA BRENNER
Brokers have a formula for motivated sellers to live by: Assign the house’s flaws a dollar value and subtract that sum from the price.
In the Region | New Jersey
A 30-Month Short-Sale Saga
By ANTOINETTE MARTIN
The owner of a Teaneck house says she endured “mental torture” at the hands of bankers after first asking to modify the terms of her mortgage.
Q & A
By JAY ROMANO
Related by marriage and co-op board; a condo owner rents a unit; after the death of a stabilized tenant.
Square Feet | The 30-Minute Interview
Ronald Dickerman
By VIVIAN MARINO
Mr. Dickerman is the founder and president of Madison International Realty, holds ownership stakes in several New York area buildings, among them the Chrysler East Building and 520 Madison Avenue.
Condé Nast Will Be Anchor of 1 World Trade Center
By CHARLES V. BAGLI
Condé Nast is to lease one million square feet in the lead tower at ground zero in a deal worth an estimated $2 billion over 25 years.
Square Feet
After Legal War, a West Side Landmark May Rise
By JULIE SATOW
The Metro Theater on Manhattan’s Upper West Side has gone through several incarnations since 1933 and may become home to an arts education group.
Square Feet
A Once-Empty Theater Plays A Leading Role in a Revival
By JEFF SCHLEGEL
The newly redeveloped Queen Theater is the anchor of an ambitious public-private partnership to breathe new life into a once prominent stretch of downtown Wilmington, Del.
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The Appraisal: A Perch Above Brooklyn, Going Once, Going Twice ...
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Bucks Blog: The Dangerous Allure of Distressed Real Estate
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Company’s Arenas Leave Cities With Big Problems
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The Joys of Staying Put
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The Hunt: A Larger Nest in the Same Neck of the Woods
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Living In | Palisades, N.Y.: History and Scenery, With a Whiff of Celebrity
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Habitats | West 72nd Street: Family Compound on the 35th Floor
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City Room: Big Deal | Price Cuts and Foie Gras
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City Room: Big Ticket | Sold for $13.5 Million
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At the Furniture Fair, Sustainable Furniture Gets Playful
By JULIE LASKY
At the International Contemporary Furniture Fair, at the Javits Convention Center in Manhattan, new designs mingled playfulness with social responsibility.
Collections
In Williamsburg, a Live-In Cabinet of Curiosities
By EMILY WEINSTEIN
They call it the House of Collection, and it’s filled with stuff — some of it eccentric, much of it old and almost all of it scavenged.
Q&A;
Raising Concerns About Chemicals in Recycled Carpet Padding
By JULIE SCELFO
Every week, it seems, a new study identifies potentially harmful chemicals in common items. Next up: the recycled foam padding installed under wall-to-wall carpeting.
Deals
Sales at Sferra, Pottery Barn and Others
By RIMA SUQI
Deals are available on everything from towels to outdoor fireplaces.
Furniture
Made to Order, by Ruby Beets
By PENELOPE GREEN
Ruby Beets now custom-makes simple and sturdy modern furniture, pieces to mix in with the old.
Lighting
An Eco-Friendly Lamp From Foster + Partners
By STEPHEN MILIOTI
A task light with sleek styling and a tiny eco-footprint.
As Buds Open, So Do Doors: Home and Garden Tours, 2011
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