How Architects Transformed an Abandoned California Radio Tower
Two architects turned a Cold War-era relay station into the Sea-Air-Land-Tower (SALT) House.
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A Houston Teacher Wanted a Home for About $200,000. Which Did She Pick?
Thinking her career prospects would be elsewhere, Sakiya Glover saw a Facebook post that helped inspire her move from Tampa, Fla., to the Texas metropolis.
Which $900,000 House Would You Choose?
For your consideration: A Tudor Revival in Salt Lake City, a farmhouse in Woodbury, Conn., and a Craftsman in Denver.
How Do I Decorate a Big Concrete Wall?
High ceilings and loft layouts can create particular decorating predicaments. Here’s how one design obsessive would tackle the issue.
How Do I Find the Right Continuing Care Facility for Me?
Paying more upfront can shift more of the risk of your future health care costs to the community, said a lawyer who practices elder law.
Turn Your Backyard Pond Into a Hotbed of Biodiversity, Even in Winter
Create a “water garden” to support the vulnerable creatures, animals and organisms that make up your hyperlocal food chain.
Two Sisters Took a Circuitous Route to Becoming Roommates
Circumstances and geography kept them apart, but they settled into a Brooklyn two-bedroom last year and have largely mastered the sibling dynamics.
What Items Should I Expect to Still Be There at the Walk-through?
Talk through anything with gray area before the closing to have clarity and avoid disappointment.
The Rise of the Nine-Figure Listing
America's growing crop of billionaires made 2026 a record year for $100 million listings.
Homes for Sale in Manhattan and Queens
This week’s properties are in Marble Hill, Hell’s Kitchen and Forest Hills.
Choose Your Favorite $700,000 Home in Toronto
A duplex near Chinatown, a two-bedroom in a former factory and a modern loft close to a bustling market.
A Visit to an Actor and Choreographer’s Apartment of Mirrors
Angela Trimbur’s Upper West Side home is part dance studio, part video set.
Homes for Sale in New York and New Jersey
This week’s properties are farmhouses in Ossining, N.Y., and Hopewell Township, N.J.
Tell Us Your Tales of Trick-or-Treating in New York City
For an upcoming project, we’re looking for your memories of going door to door in apartment buildings.
Kitchen Islands Are Getting Bigger
Three of five homeowners who renovate include a kitchen island, and over half of those islands are more than seven feet long.
In N.Y.C.’s West Village, a Rooftop ‘Cottage’ Is For Sale
The asking price for the unique property, which sits atop a six-story brick co-op in a former warehouse, is $10.5 million.
Which $2.6 Million House Would You Choose?
This week’s properties are in Pine Bush, N.Y..; Sedgwick, Maine; and Los Angeles.
More American Communities Attempt to Regulate Rooster Crows
In Vermont, a single bird set off a feud over what, exactly, constitutes farm country, mirroring a battle dividing communities across America.
With a ‘Box-Bed,’ a Family in a Brooklyn Loft Found (Semi) Privacy
A couple built a box inside their condo that gives everyone in the family a customized space to hang out.
Where High Rents Drive People Into Poverty
A new study identified 10 locations where higher-than-average housing costs have impacted poverty the most.
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