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On Location: Midcentury House in Connecticut Cast in a New Light
Out in the country, an extensive home renovation in New Milford, Conn., reveals a space that embraces the light.
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Square Feet: In San Diego, Terraced Living in an Old Quarry
Civita, a sustainable development of homes, offices and retail, offers a glimpse into a fast-growing city.
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Square Feet | The 30-Minute Interview: The 30-Minute Interview: Michael S. Alpert
Mr. Alpert is the president and vice chairman of the Ashkenazy Acquisition Corporation, one of the largest retail landlords on Madison Avenue.
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Square Feet: Shops at Columbus Circle, a Risky Retail Bet, Pays Off
Attracting a steady and growing stream of free-spending shoppers to the Time Warner Center depends on carefully curating the retail environment.
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Home Prices Decline
U.S. home prices ended 2011 at the lowest levels since the housing crisis began in mid-2006, according to Standard & Poor's Case-Shiller indexes.
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Michael Jordan's Estate
Former NBA star Michael Jordan has put his longtime Chicago-area home on the market for $29 million. The compound includes a nine-bedroom home and an indoor basketball court.
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Google Web Grows in New York City
Google has expanded its Manhattan presence in the past year, adding roughly 750 people in the most prominent example of a technology company shifting its focus toward New York.
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Caribbean Getaways Ensnare U.S. Buyers
Deposits in most Caribbean countries can be spent on construction rather than locked away in escrow, posing problems for would-be buyers.
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Neighborhood Joint | Upper East Side: No Bulls Allowed at Bardith, a Purveyor of Antique Porcelain
No shopper, billionaire or mere millionaire, is allowed to touch the merchandise on the shelves at Bardith without direct supervision from the staff.
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London Penthouse
This recently remodeled three-bedroom triplex in the U.K. capital's South Kensington neighborhood has views across the city.
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Vornado Grapples With the Capital
Vornado Realty Trust, one of the largest office-building owners in the Washington region, is getting clobbered by the downsizing of the federal government.
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Corporate Cram Bedevils Office Recovery
Companies looking for cost savings are increasingly packing more employees into less space, a trend that is helping cause U.S. vacancy rates to linger at high levels even as employers add jobs in the slowly expanding economy.
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Marble Lines Carriage House
Stuart Parr, a designer and film producer, spent millions of dollars finishing up the interior of a huge three-story apartment with a 45-foot-long pool in the basement of an old carriage house in TriBeCa.
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Cliffs Club Falls Into Rough
The golf course and housing empire developed by Jim Anthony in the Carolinas is unraveling. On Tuesday, Mr. Anthony's Cliffs Club & Hospitality Group Inc. filed for U.S. bankruptcy court protection.
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Plots & Ploys: Challenging a Sovereign---in Miami
The Property Report: A Florida developer fights treads on sovereign land—in Miami. The Fed makes a Maiden Lane purchase. And Tishman Speier shows its savvy.
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