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An 1870s Victorian farmhouse finally shines
After years of preparation, hard work, and sheer determination, Mark Goff and Philip Engel are (nearly) finished renovating their dreamy 1870s Victorian farmhouse.
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The case against lawns
As we surround more houses with grass, we deprive ourselves of natural signposts.
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Want to understand U.S. real estate trends? Look to Florida
In central Florida, sprawl, supercommuters, and seniors fuel growth.
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How these Detroit neighborhoods got their unique names
From Piety Hill to Northwest Goldberg, here are the origin stories for seven Detroit neighborhoods.
What comes after midcentury modern?
Palm Springs is famous for the midcentury modern design that has become ubiquitous in the last decade, but the city is spurring a new design trend as it embraces its brutalist treasures of the 1970s. How long until we all have concrete coffee tables?
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7 Ways You Can Help the Homeless in Los Angeles
From donating goods to advocating for more housing, here’s how to help tackle the crisis.
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The New York City subway, explained
A comprehensive guide to the subway’s history, unspoken rules of conduct, and more insider intel
Los Angeles is killing us
LA's two most legendary cemeteries are Forest Lawn Memorial Park, developed by a charismatic man nicknamed The Builder, and Hollywood Forever, run for decades by an ex-con who led it into ruin. Can they help us find the secrets of mortality?
Meet the candidates running for Santa Monica City Council
How do they plan to make the pricey city more affordable, and how will they make it easier to navigate congested streets?
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Affordable housing is in crisis. Is public housing the solution?
Democrats on the left have proposed a huge expansion of public housing, but policy experts say it isn’t the answer.