Results for “hollywood hills”
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Inside the Sales Office of 1 Seaport, the Financial District's 60-Story Glass Condo
Developed by the Fortis Property Group, 1 Seaport is located in a rapidly developing part of Lower Manhattan that was previously overlooked. Once complete it will soar 700-feet high and feature 80 condos, and a host of amenities.
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Charles Haertling: Modernism in the mountains
Nature’s own intricate patterns inspired the architect’s outlandish homes
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Shelf Life: a Succulent Existence in Bernal Heights
For Ken and Amy Shelf, there is very little separation between work and life. They operate one of San Francisco's most inspirational plant stores, and they bring their work home with them. Check out their succulent-filled and character-rich cottage.
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The essential guide to Colorado’s best ski towns
Whether you want to bask in luxury or care only about the powder, there’s an alpine town for you
My landlord offered me $35K to move out
Across Los Angeles, property owners are trying to entice tenants to leave.
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Starter Homes 'R' Us
Take a deep dive into the state of first-time homebuying in the United States: Can you actually afford to buy a house? Where should you look? And is it too late to get in the game?
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A look inside River North’s newly opened Found Hotel
Previously an SRO, the 60-room boutique hotel offers both private and shared accommodations for travelers on a budget.
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Why street vendors make cities feel safer
Vendors not only activate public space—they do so in places chronically ignored by city planners.
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Should you buy a home in Boston in 2020?
The Boston region is one of the most expensive housing markets in the U.S. Does it make sense to buy a home?
How Crenshaw became black LA’s main street
"Crenshaw Boulevard is the main street of black LA. Has been, still is, and hopefully always will be."