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July 24, 2006
Bad House-Keeping

The Bartha disaster is one more story of a New Yorker who couldn’t let go of his apartment.

July 24, 2006
What’s Fair at the Mayfair?

Ambassador-tenant dispute.

July 17, 2006
A South Fork Story

They were the center of the Jazz Age social set and the models for F. Scott Fitzgerald characters. They served chilled sherry to Ernest Hemingway on the French Riviera. But Gerald and Sara Murphy’s romance started and ended in the Hamptons, where her self-made-millionaire father owned 600 acres—property that would be worth well over $1 billion today. Here’s a look at a piece of the lost Hamptons, through never-before-seen family photos dug out of boxes in the estate’s old garage.

July 17, 2006
Taxhampton

Will Southampton�s ballooning property assessments destroy the town?

July 17, 2006
Further Lane Barn Burner

Buy this house, get seven for free?

July 17, 2006
Transparent Motives

Co-op sales will likely become a matter of public record any day now. What will the neighbors say?

June 26, 2006
What Went Wrong at Astor Place?

The sinuous glass tower has a dream location, a name-brand architect—and sluggish sales. Five theories of the case.

June 16, 2006
The Cheapest Apartment in Manhattan

And it’s not half bad, either.

June 26, 2006
Market Research: Outdoor Space

From a spectacular Soho penthouse to a little concrete yard with . . . possibilities.

June 26, 2006
Taking Inventory: Central Park West

Every single apartment for sale, from 86th Street to 100th Street.

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