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TODAY'S LISTING PICK
- $1,648,200
- condo
- 2 beds, 2 baths
- 1709 ft2
- 223 W 135th Street
- Central Harlem
- Lots of space and light in this newly converted loft with the best finishes and a large terrace.
- Listed at Sotheby's
Features
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Whose Block Is It Anyway? -
The six nastiest real-estate battles in town, and who’s likely to come out ahead.
Video
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The $19.5 Million Double-Wide -
This pair of twin townhouses in the East Village comes complete with eighteen fireplaces.
News & Trends
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NYU’s Olive Branch -
The school wants to expand—and says it’ll be a better neighbor. Good luck, guys.
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Realty Television -
Never mind the national housing slump: Real-estate TV is selling just fine.
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Hard Bargains -
A buyer’s guide to the second-home foreclosure market. (Rule No. 1: It’s not for the squeamish.)
- You Can’t Do That Here
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When the city building codes start to change on July 1, you may be surprised at what you (will no longer) see.
- How to Buy a European Castle
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And make your pal’s Bridgehampton house look like a whole bunch of nothing.
- But Wait! There’s More!
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To clinch condo deals, developers are coming up with sweet incentives.
Movers
- Minas Tirith in Tribeca
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Lord of the Rings director Peter Jackson buys the top of an old Tribeca landmark for $17.5 million.
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Neighborhood Maps & Itineraries
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.
Washington Heights
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Harlem's often touted as the uptown destination, but there’s another notable neighborhood farther up the A line.
