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    Real Estate

    Homes for Sale in Manhattan and Staten Island

    This week’s properties are on the Upper West Side, Roosevelt Island and in St. George.

    By Heather Senison

    PRINT EDITIONJune 9, 2024, Page RE3
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    Real Estate

    Security Deposits: Your Landlord May Owe You More Than You Think

    Landlords are required to put security deposits in interest-bearing bank accounts. How much of that interest goes to you?

    By Jill Terreri Ramos

    PRINT EDITIONSecurity Deposits: Your Landlord May Owe You More Than You Might Think|June 2, 2024, Page RE2
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    Big Ticket: N.Y.’s Top Sales and Listings in May

    May's top listings included Drew Barrymore's estate in the Hamptons.

    By Vivian Marino

    Aerial shot of Drew Barrymore’s Sagaponack, N.Y., home
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    Real Estate

    Look Closer: Searching for New York’s Hidden Art

    In a city that’s constantly changing, remnants of old public artworks can be spotted between towers and in traffic triangles. You just have to look for them.

    By Anna Kodé

    PRINT EDITIONHidden Treasures Amid the Streetscapes|June 2, 2024, Page RE1
    SuZen, an artist, looks up at her mural that is now hidden by a new tower. On the side of the building on the right, a sliver of her mural is still visible.

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    Real Estate

    Wendell Pierce Claims Discrimination in Trying to Rent a Harlem Apartment

    The renowned character actor, best known for playing Detective Bunk Moreland on HBO’s “The Wire,” says a white landlord rejected his rental application.

    By Debra Kamin

    PRINT EDITIONActor Cites Racial Bias In Rejected Rental Bid|June 9, 2024, Page RE2
    The actor Wendell Pierce railed against racial discrimination in a series of posts on X on Monday and Tuesday.
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    Real Estate

    Stuck in a Starter Home

    Squeezed by high interest rates and record prices, homeowners are frozen in place. They can’t sell. So first-time buyers can’t buy.

    By Rukmini Callimachi

    PRINT EDITIONStuck in a Starter Home as High Interest Rates and Prices Collide|June 4, 2024, Page A1
    Chris and Alison Wentland’s children share a small bedroom in Chicago. Trading up to a home with one extra room has proved elusive in their neighborhood.
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    Feud Erupts Over the Prospect of a New Hamptons Nightclub

    Scott Sartiano proposed bringing his Manhattan-based members-only hot spot, Zero Bond, to a historic village inn. Local residents are not rolling out the red carpet.

    By Jacob Bernstein and Anna Kodé

    PRINT EDITIONLate-Night Partyers No Longer Welcome|June 9, 2024, Page RE7
    Almost anyone who goes to the Hamptons can tell you that it long ago shed its reputation as a quiet getaway. (Above, the Surf Lodge, in Montauk, N.Y.)
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    Real Estate

    $700,000 Homes in Connecticut, New Jersey and Georgia

    A three-bedroom condominium in a converted Gothic Revival church in New Haven, an 1873 rowhouse in Lambertville and a 1938 bungalow in Atlanta.

    By Angela Serratore

    PRINT EDITION$700,000|June 9, 2024, Page RE6
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    Real Estate

    Oklahoma Stakes Its Claim to the Tallest Building in the U.S.

    The Oklahoma City Council voted this week to clear the way for a 1,907-foot tower, surpassing One World Trade Center in New York.

    By Debra Kamin

    Legends Tower will be part of a mixed-use development in Oklahoma City’s Bricktown district.
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    Real Estate

    Searching for New York’s Hidden Public Art

    In a city that’s constantly changing, remnants of old public artworks can be spotted between towers and in traffic triangles. You just have to look for them.

    By Gabriel Blanco, Karen Hanley, Dave Horn and Anna Kodé

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