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Huge home headache hassles North Fork locals
The North Fork prides itself on what residents like to call its “small town feel.” Rain or shine, neighbors...
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The unsellables: Even in a hot market, these Hamptons homes don’t move
Even in a scorching-hot market, some long-term listings in the Hamptons still won’t sell. Why do these homes linger...
Martha Stewart sells her longtime East Hampton estate
At a time when it seems everyone is trying to get in to the Hamptons, Martha Stewart is getting...
Major Capital Region developers bid on decrepit Albany warehouse
Two of the Capital Region’s biggest developers are angling for control of one of Albany’s biggest eyesores. Albany-based Columbia...
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New Hamptons sales and listings promise ocean views… and eternal life
The Hamptons continues to be the hottest housing market in the tri-state area, with several notable sales and listings...
Oyster Bay eyes eminent domain for Peninsula Golf Club
Oyster Bay may seize the Peninsula Golf Club through eminent domain to prevent a sale, according to Newsday. The...
Stamford developer to downsize plan after pushback
A Stamford developer is curbing his ambitions for a large mixed-use development on West Main Street after months of...
New York
Westchester firm buys $54M Brooklyn medical building
A big deal for a medical building just went down in Midwood. An investment firm based in Westchester County...
State may let professionals self-certify Long Island projects
New York State lawmakers could allow architects and engineers to self-certify building permits in Nassau and Suffolk counties, potentially...
East Hampton estate hits market for first time in 75 years, asks $69M
An East Hampton property nicknamed “Cima Del Mundo,” meaning top of the world, is now at the top of...
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