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Permits to Build New Apartments Have Plummeted
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Permits to Build New Apartments Have Plummeted

Apartment construction boomed during the pandemic as the transition to remote work allowed more Americans to relocate, fueling rental demand across the country. But two…
How the Barter System Helped Cut Costs on Two Home Projects
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How the Barter System Helped Cut Costs on Two Home Projects

For years, Corey Fitch dreamed about building a second home in Washington’s Methow Valley, where he could spend time with family and friends while indulging…
An Upscale Hotel Breaks Ground in Downtown Newburgh — the First in 133 Years
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An Upscale Hotel Breaks Ground in Downtown Newburgh — the First in 133 Years

Few hoteliers are eager to be the first to test an unproven market. But Sims and Kirsten Harlow Foster consider it a calling card. Their…
 Million Homes in California
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$3 Million Homes in California
In the Berkshires, Changing the Floors Was Only the Beginning
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In the Berkshires, Changing the Floors Was Only the Beginning
A Former Hotelier Wants to Make Senior Co-Living Mainstream
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A Former Hotelier Wants to Make Senior Co-Living Mainstream
Homes for Sale in the Bronx and Manhattan
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Homes for Sale in the Bronx and Manhattan
Can a Spate of New Builds Finally Revitalize Gowanus?
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Can a Spate of New Builds Finally Revitalize Gowanus?
A Deteriorating Mansion, for Sale Again, Fascinates Brooklyn
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A Deteriorating Mansion, for Sale Again, Fascinates Brooklyn