The incredible saga of the bakery founder's loft
Published in The New York TimesDavid Mixner moves to Livingston Manor, New York
Published in The New York TimesThe high price of Bermuda real estate
Published in The New York TimesA brilliant way to privilege underprivileged children
Published in The New York TimesCultivation is legal, but it isn't scenic
Published in The New York TimesLife in multi-culti Brooklyn
Published in The New York TimesAffordable housing, near the happiest place on earth
Published in The New York TimesCass Calder Smith comes to New York
Published in The New York TimesLillian Schloss bought Chinese antiquities early
Published in The New York TimesRare public space for Orange County, California
Published in The New York TimesLatin American art fills one of the city's most dramatic living rooms
Published in The New York TimesCities assess properties remotely
Published in The New York TimesVisiting Saugatuck, Michigan
Published in The New York TimesHow the contractor behind "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" works so fast
Published in The New York TimesA wonderful amenity in a poor neighborhood: after-school tutoring
Published in The New York TimesA "new urbanist" architect's tiny quarters
Published in The New York TimesThe developers of some of the city’s most expensive condominiums would rather wait for the right tenant
Published in The New York TimesRubicon Property has raised $8,000 for a group called charity:water, which provides potable water to developing countries.
Published in The New York TimesThe creation of a small number of high-end units from buildings that once housed multitudes
Published in The New York TimesReal estate developers have begun gobbling up properties in South Florida.
Published in The New York TimesWith the Barclays Center set to open in September, property owners await big changes
Published in The New York TimesIn real estate, the secret may be timing, timing, timing
Published in The New York TimesToni Griffin lives in a former office building that was converted into 317 rental apartments — the first new luxury building in Newark in more than 40 years
Published in The New York TimesThe Friends of the Los Angeles River want to transform a 130-acre rail yard into a park that would serve as a flood detention plain for a river restored to its natural state
Published in The New York TimesThe creation of a small number of high-end units from buildings that once housed multitudes may seem incongruous, but developers say the decision is driven by the market
Published in The New York TimesThe Terranea Resort, a $480 million hotel, opened last month in Rancho Palos Verdes, Calif., after the city agreed to a tax rebate plan
Published in The New York TimesFor Stan Allen and his wife, Polly Apfelbaum, finding a contemporary house in history-laden Princeton, N.J., was a process fraught with disappointment
Published in The New York TimesThe small California town of Bolinas has kept out development for decades by restricting the number of water meters it issues
Published in The New York TimesAs Brooklyn’s residential building boom continues, more luxury buildings are going up alongside Green-Wood Cemetery
Published in The New York TimesBuilt in 1915 and used as a machinery warehouse until last year, the Grand Machinery Exchange is being converted to 14 condos by gallery owner Max Protetch
Published in The New York TimesThe developers of On Prospect Park, a Richard Meier building, have reworked the interiors to include more family-sized apartments
Published in The New York TimesA new 168-page supplement makes the city’s 1,500-page zoning resolution a little less daunting
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