Some landlords only want trusted movers in the building. But what does the lease say about it?
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Home Insurance Premiums Rise as Americans Flock to Weather-Worn States
Since 2015, the average homeowner has seen the bill for their property coverage grow by roughly 21 percent.
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Why Are Gray Floors Seemingly Everywhere?
Fueled by social media, a hatred for trendy gray flooring is thriving. But for many people, living with gray floors isn’t a choice.
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$3.2 Million Homes in California
A two-unit Edwardian house in San Francisco, a midcentury-modern home in Beverly Hills and a 2018 retreat in Danville.
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To Make Art She Believed In, a Woman Needed to Live on Her Own
An artist who enjoys living on the edge finds herself in a Bushwick apartment after breaking up with her partner of eight years.
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Roman and Kendall Roy’s ‘Succession’ Apartments Are for Sale
Brokers are hoping the mystique of the fictional Roy family can help sell the multimillion dollar homes.
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The Real Star of Bradley Cooper’s Film “Maestro” May Be a House
Leonard Bernstein’s country house hasn’t changed much since the composer hosted Stephen Sondheim and Jerome Robbins there. Jamie Bernstein is OK with that.
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Lyndhurst, N.J.: An Inclusive Community With Affordable Homes
This once traditional Bergen County township has an increasingly diverse population and is ‘very much pro-L.G.B.T.Q.’ But its biggest draw may be affordability.
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$1.4 Million Homes in Pennsylvania, California and Virginia
An 1856 house in Philadelphia, a Colonial Revival home in Glendale and a midcentury-modern house in Falls Church.
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How to Compost, According to Gardening Experts
Don’t get hung up on how long it should take or how many citrus peels are too many. As one longtime composter put it, “My rule is: Don’t worry about it.”