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A Renovation in Paris
Linda and Bryant Edwards have added a luxurious décor, created a third bedroom and generally Americanized their Paris apartment.
Computer Error Caused Rent Woes for Public Housing Tenants
Over an eight-month period, a city agency overcharged hundreds of families on welfare by an average of $183 a month and took many of them to court, threatening them with eviction.
Living Around | Astor Row, Central Harlem: A Front-Porch Block, Once and Again
Astor Row is at the center of an intense but as-yet-unfinished revival of the streets in Central Harlem.
Atlantic Yards? Developer Races a Court Hearing, a Bond Deadline and Opponents
Bruce C. Ratner faces multiple deadlines for his Brooklyn project, which includes an $800 million arena for the New Jersey Nets.
Property Values: What You Get for ... $425,000
A house in Golden Valley, Minn., a cabin in Ketchum, Idaho, and an adobe-style house in Prescott, Ariz.
Who Lives There: The Spaceship Down the Street
In a Connecticut town full of Colonial, Federal and Victorian houses, a condo building that resembles an alien craft has become a local legend.
Streetscapes | The Donnell Library: A Spartan Beauty or a Plain Old Beast?
Is the 1955 Donnell Library a rare piece of midcentury Modernism? Or an empty suit of expressionless masonry?
Living Here | Queen Anne Victorians: Room for History
?I like to joke that I?m head of the maintenance department. We paint the exterior. We paint some more.?
Living In | New Fairfield, Conn.: Where Weekending Went Full Time
New Fairfield, population 14,000, offers fantastic views and access to Candlewood, Connecticut?s largest lake.
In Japan, a House of Steel
Hanazono House, an American entrepreneur?s vacation home in Japan, is meant to be something of a showpiece.
Reactions Mixed to Settlement of Westchester Desegregation Suit
A plan calls for prosperous, mostly white communities to create more housing opportunities for people of moderate incomes.
Buying and Selling in Bedbug City
The pests can make mincemeat of a done deal. No ZIP code is spared. If the infestation is severe, it may be best to head for the hills.
Streetscapes | 19-21 Beekman Place: House of Sweetness and Spite
A new owner is renovating the town house owned by the landscape architect Ellen Biddle Shipman.
For Now, It?s All Yours
Furnished sublets and rentals are on the rise in New York, thanks to situations ranging from job loss to wanderlust and combinations of the two.
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