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When the plague came to Los Angeles
"Little Mexico," a bustling community near Olvera Street, was leveled in the name of sanitation.
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What LA homebuyers need to know during the coronavirus pandemic
Is now a good time to buy? Have prices come down? Will I be able to get a loan, or are banks tightening up? We answer these questions, and more.
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What it’s like to be a real estate agent during the COVID-19 pandemic
"I won’t be showing homes until it is safe for everybody," says Beth Lowe.
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Homebuying during a pandemic: ‘We felt like we were racing the virus.’
The new normal means agents as therapists, drive-up closings, and lots and lots of hand washing.
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Atlanta at sundown: scenes from an empty city confronting a global pandemic
On a pleasant spring night, Atlantans heeded the call to stay home.
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Chicago and coronavirus: Life in the city during stay-at-home orders
How 6 Chicagoans are coping.
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Where I find outdoor calm and solitude in New York City
It might seem odd to find solace in a cemetery during a global pandemic, but Green-Wood has always been more than just "a sacred city of the dead."
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The green dream of Portland
Decades ago, Portland, Oregon established an image as the most environmentally friendly city in the world. But is the progressive city’s progress still too slow?
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Solved: The case of Midtown’s missing, historic magnolias marker
In the shadow of today’s Ponce City Market, the Ponce Springs area transformed into a pond, a ballpark, and then a shopping mall, as two grand trees witnessed it all.
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40 essential books about Detroit
Here are the books that no Detroit shelf should be without.