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    What You Get

    $1.6 Million Homes in California

    A midcentury-modern home designed by Cliff May in Long Beach, a 1918 Craftsman house in Oakland and a three-bedroom bungalow in Sierra Madre.

     By Angela Serratore

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    Jayna Roy designed a mushroom-themed nursery for her daughter.
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    These Mushrooms Are Not for Eating

    As mushrooms become more prominent in nearly all spheres of modern life — including wellness, pop culture and cuisine — they’re also becoming sought-after motifs in interior design.

     By Anna Kodé

  1. On the Market

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    Homes for Sale in New York and New Jersey

    This week’s homes are a five-bedroom in Larchmont, and a six-bedroom in Cherry Hill once owned by Muhammad Ali.

     By Jill P. Capuzzo and Alicia Napierkowski

  2. On the Market

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    Homes for Sale in Brooklyn and Manhattan

    This week’s properties are in the South Street Seaport area, on the Upper East Side and in Brooklyn Heights.

     By Heather Senison

  5. Times Insider

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    Duluth, Minn., on Lake Superior, has attracted families with its abundant fresh water and cooler temperatures. Anna Geiszler and her family moved there from Wyoming.
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    In Duluth, Real Estate Collides With Climate

    More Americans are uprooting their lives for safer climates. That sent one Times real estate reporter to the Upper Midwest.

     By Debra Kamin

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    Historic buildings line the streets in the village of Coxsackie.
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    Coxsackie, N.Y.: ‘A Special Place on the Hudson’

    Natives and newcomers are transforming this Greene County town, with an eye toward preservation. (And they want you to know it’s pronounced ‘cook-SAH-kie.’)

     By Karen Angel

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  1. A Little House in L.A. With a Big View

    A critical-care nurse wanted to build a house for ‘just one person.’ But finding a lot he could afford wasn’t easy.

     

  2. On Location

    What’s It Like to Live in a Grocery Store? Surprisingly Comfortable.

    When two artists bought the vacant building, it was ‘grim and creepy.’ Now it’s not only a home — it’s a communal arts space.

    By Tim McKeough

     

  3. In Seattle, a Grocery Store Becomes a Live-Work Space

    When two artists bought the vacant building, it was ‘grim and creepy.’ Now it’s not only a home — it’s a communal arts space.

     

  4. What You Get

    $5 Million Homes in California

    A Spanish-style home in Los Angeles, a renovated 1905 bungalow in Palo Alto and a Cape Cod-style retreat in Laguna Beach.

    By Angela Serratore

     

  5. domestic lives

    How Do People Released From Prison Find Housing?

    Thousands of people released from prison in New York go directly to homeless shelters.

    By John J. Lennon

     

  6. A Landlord Got a Low Appraisal. He Is Black, and So Are His Tenants.

    The landlord says an appraiser, who is white, used unfair comparisons to assess the worth of his apartment building.

    By Debra Kamin

     

  7. Americans Head to Europe for the Good Life on the Cheap

    Home sales to Americans have increased significantly, giving them a chance to enjoy a lifestyle they could not afford in major U.S. cities, but the influx risks upsetting local residents.

    By Ronda Kaysen

     

  8. On the Market

    Homes for Sale in Manhattan and the Bronx

    This week’s homes are in Greenwich Village, Lenox Hill and on the Grand Concourse.

    By Heather Senison

     

  9. On the Market

    Homes for Sale in New York and Connecticut

    This week’s homes are a five-bedroom in Northport, N.Y., and a four-bedroom in Greenwich, Conn.

    By Claudia Gryvatz Copquin and Alicia Napierkowski

     

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    Where Do Property Taxes Bite (and Where Do They Nibble)?

    A recent study shows the U.S. states with the highest and lowest property taxes.

    By Michael Kolomatsky