Hamptons Homes Blur the Line Between Inside and Out
From $50 million mansions to more modest homes, the focus is on outdoor spaces that blend seamlessly with the living room.
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From $50 million mansions to more modest homes, the focus is on outdoor spaces that blend seamlessly with the living room.
By MARCELLE SUSSMAN FISCHLER
Minus the flash and price of the Hamptons, the North Fork on the East End of Long Island now attracts a younger crowd from Brooklyn and Manhattan.
By WARREN STRUGATCH
A young family makes sure it takes full advantage of a summer rental in Westhampton that costs nearly $40,000 for the season.
By KIM VELSEY
This week’s properties include a five-bedroom in Amagansett, N.Y., and a six-bedroom in Montauk, N.Y.
By SUZANNE HAMLIN
This week’s properties are in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn, Thornwood, N.Y., and Stamford, Conn.
Reported by SUZANNE HAMLIN, ANNE MANCUSO and LISA PREVOST
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By MICHAEL KOLOMATSKY
10 things to consider before you shut the front door and head off on a vacation.
By RONDA KAYSEN
A Chelsea couple find a place in East Hampton, N.Y., to use as a year-round escape.
By JOYCE COHEN
Buying a home can seem like a daunting process, but with careful research and determination, the keys to that dream home can be yours. We’ll help you along your path toward homeownership.
By MICHELLE HIGGINS
This village on the South Fork of Long Island is home to rock stars, but in many ways is just a small, tightknit place.
By JAN BENZEL
A cedar-shake house on Bainbridge Island, a clapboard home in Yarmouth and a Federal-style house near Biloxi.
By TIM McKEOUGH
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By VIVIAN MARINO
Recent residential sales in New York City and the region.
Compiled by C. J. HUGHES
If the condo board requires you to clear a landscaped terrace for a special building project, who pays for the cost?
By RONDA KAYSEN
How much of a neighbor’s kitchen are you obliged to repair when damage results from your own renovation?
By RONDA KAYSEN
If an apartment has more shares than another similar one — making its maintenance payment higher — is it possible to adjust the allocation of shares?
By RONDA KAYSEN
When the noisy baby in the apartment next door keeps you up all night, is there anything to be done?
By RONDA KAYSEN
Is it legal for a landlord to pass along city fines to the occupants of a rent-stabilized building?
By RONDA KAYSEN
Is it safe to carve new windows into an old brick facade?
By RONDA KAYSEN
This hamlet in the town of Harrison has both college and corporate campuses.
By JULIE LASKY
This neighborhood on the cusp of Long Island offers the conveniences of an urban setting with the comfort of friendly neighbors.
By MARCELLE SUSSMAN FISCHLER
This hamlet in northern Westchester County has good schools and a wealth of outdoor activities.
By SUSAN HODARA
This Dutchess County village, with a bakery, a whiskey bar, Victorian architecture and plenty of undeveloped land, is no manicured suburb, residents say.
By JULIE LASKY
Hugging the Hudson River, Edgewater is home to a colony of monk parrots, an exotic Japanese food hall and a swamped historic ferryboat.
By JULIE LASKY