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Cashing Out of New York City
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TAKING PROFITS After they sold their co-op on the Upper West Side for $899,000, Stu Woods and Carole Gass moved to Norwalk, Conn.
Urban sellers who might otherwise have stayed put are taking shrewd advantage of the price disparity between city and suburbs.
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Morris Park retains its identity as a middle- and working-class Italian stronghold, even as the neighborhood is transformed by new arrivals.
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“It snows almost every day here and when we look out the windows, the conifers are draped in white, and it seems as if we’ve walked into a postcard.”
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This week, Jay Romano writes about buying a house "as is."
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Status of Foreclosure S O S
Banking regulators have complained they were left out of a mortgage industry coalition coordinating a response to the foreclosure crisis.
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Co-ops Get a Break on Revenue Rules
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Co-op Board Terminates Preferential Treatment
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