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Where to look for lawns in Boston
Certain neighborhoods in the city—including West Roxbury and Roslindale—lend themselves to the bucolic expanses.
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Why we can’t build small homes anymore
The American obsession with large homes—a matter of culture, policy, and economics—restricts smaller, more affordable options.
This company is building backyard homes at no cost to Los Angeles homeowners
But homeowners have to be willing to rent out the units.
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New development in North Lawndale aims to catalyze community
The Ogden Commons brings housing, retail, healthcare, and film studios to West Side neighborhood.
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SF must build taller and expand into western neighborhoods, says report
There are three ways to hit the city’s housing targets over the next 30 years, but all of them mean challenging the status quo
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Report: Surge in Midtown visitors underscores subdistrict’s explosive growth
An estimated seven million people ventured through the area in 2019—and half went to Piedmont Park.
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Beachfront midcentury time capsule asks $1.9M
The former home of Walter Farley, author of the ‘Black Stallion’ series, features Ocala block construction and terrazzo floors.
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Things you should consider when moving to a neighborhood in Detroit
If you’re a person of privilege, here are some tips for approaching your move with care.
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South Boston’s 6 must-visit sites, explained
Awaiting adventures range from the historic to the whimsical, including the Lawn on D, the Dorchester Heights Memorial, and Castle Island.
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City urges New Yorkers to change their commutes to slow the spread of COVID-19
Plus, a blind cat named Big Al was rescued from a Bronx subway tunnel—and more intel in today’s New York Minute news roundup