Many of the pristine fields in Chesterfield, N.J., are guaranteed to remain untouched even as a major new housing development is under way. Read More…
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Tomoko Matsuyama needed to find an architect to accommodate the 100-year history of her town house, while embracing her own sense of design. Read More…
New York’s slightly up. Los Angeles is down. And home sellers across the country have little to cheer about. nn Of the 25 metropolitan areas included in the new “RPX Monthly Housing Market Report” for September 2007, 18 markets showed price declines compared to a year ago. Another two markets were flat. nn The report published Nov. 30 by […]
In Manhattan, some buyers want to negotiate, but sellers are expecting full price. A lot of apartments aren’t going anywhere. Read More…