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TODAY'S LISTING PICK
- $6,250,000
- condo
- 3 beds, 2 baths
- 279 Central Park West #PH 1-B
- Upper West Side
- This penthouse with a terrace overlooking the park has had its asking price reduced by $1 million dollars.
- Listed at Sotheby's
Vu. More
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Bring on the Chinese -
With Wall Street melting down, how to sell a $75 million house in this economy.
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Everything Must Go! -
One small town; 58 houses for sale. A look at Sag Harbor Village's available real estate.
Developing
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Second-Seat Silverstein -
Larry's planned ground-zero tower is just not the city's top priority at the moment.
Trends
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Class Warfare -
How do you win over a neighborhood that hates your building? Try building a school.
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I Smell Trouble -
How do you sell an apartment that comes with a distinctive odor?
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Manhattan: The New Brooklyn? -
As the market hints at a downturn, Brooklyn brownstones sit unsold.
- Distraction Pricing
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Why put an over-the-top number on an apartment? Sometimes it works.
- NYU’s Olive Branch
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The school wants to expand—and says it’ll be a better neighbor. Good luck, guys.
- Realty Television
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Never mind the national housing slump: Real-estate TV is selling just fine.
Movers
- Schnabel’s Schunny Mexican Schpread
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A reporter from London’s Guardian stumbled upon the artist’s lair on the coast of Mexico.
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Neighborhood Maps & Itineraries
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Lower Lower East Side -
A newcomer and an old-timer explain why they love the neighborhood.
The New Yorkville-
A lively mix of recent college grads and fancy-stroller people, Hungarian newsstands and SoCal-style boutiques.
Ten Little Cities-
What does your New York look like? Each person’s city is a map of his obsessions.
