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New York Times Real Estate
Readers’ questions pertain to the Dakota Stables and the Lexington School for the Deaf.
A light-filled house on a hillside in Great Barrington, Mass., is designed to show off art, minimize maintenance and increase energy efficiency.
The Cornish residential property market was sluggish last year, but has picked up in 2010 with gains of 5 to 10 percent, depending on the area.
The talk show host sold his duplex for more than $4 million below his asking price.
The actor bought a one-bedroom on West 21st Street for $701,000.
A TriBeCa apartment owned by Damon Dash sold for $5.5 million. A second Dash property, also in TriBeCa, failed to sell.
The chef and restaurateur sold his East 10th Street co-op for $1.4 million.
A Los Angeles native’s move to Shanghai and her hunt for a traditional apartment.
A four-bedroom plantation house in Mississippi, a two-bedroom contemporary in Dallas and a three-bedroom house in Maine.
The developer of the new apartment complex hopes it attracts Yale graduate students and the medical community.
A neighborhood next to Prospect Park offers tree-lined blocks of houses and prewar apartment buildings, along with a sense of community.
The chef’s two-bedroom apartment sold for $1.4 million, after first being listed in 2007 for $2.4 million.
In the 22,000-acre community, just a third of the land will be developed and thousands of acres will be part of a managed forest preserve.
A real estate broker recommends Ruxton Towers, at 50 West 72nd Street, to many friends from her college days.
The new law will force New York landlords to make upgrades, as well as make formerly illegal lofts eligible for rent stabilization and protect tenants against evictions.
