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Condos With Views of Lady Liberty, Skylines and Greens IN THE REGION | NEW JERSEY
Condos With Views of Lady Liberty, Skylines and Greens
By ANTOINETTE MARTIN
Port Libertι in Jersey City is a condo development with such extras as a $130,000,000 golf course with views of Manhattan and the Statue of Liberty.

Resisting 'Affordable' Homes in Darien IN THE REGION | CONNECTICUT
Resisting 'Affordable' Homes in Darien
By LISA PREVOST
A husband-and-wife development team is invoking Connecticut's controversial affordable housing law to circumvent restrictions on multifamily housing.

A Sentimental Developer Saves a Grave IN THE REGION | NEW JERSEY
A Sentimental Developer Saves a Grave
By ANTOINETTE MARTIN
This story concerns real estate in the 21st century, but it starts with a long-ago romance.

Preserving the Past, Planning the Future STREETSCAPES | THE MUSEUM OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
Preserving the Past, Planning the Future
By CHRISTOPHER GRAY
The on-again off-again expansion project of the Museum of the City of New York is on again - and this time it seems to be for certain.

Old Hospital Yields Quirky Apartments IN THE REGION | NEW JERSEY
Old Hospital Yields Quirky Apartments
By ANTOINETTE MARTIN
The first apartments resulting from the transformation of the historic Art Deco buildings are about to go on the market.

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• Bleecker Street Trades Funk for High Fashion
New York City's largest green roof, a thin layer of plants topping a building, has become a test for the environment and the bottom line.
• Amid Boston Glut, Offices Shift to Condos

Two seemingly bright ideas for urban renewal in the 1960's - skywalks and underground retail catacombs - have been dimmed by urban realities.
• When Computer Store Meets Historic District

The Fontainebleau hotel in Miami, South Florida's largest hotel, is about to become a brand extension in Las Vegas.
• Real Estate Trusts Add the World to Portfolios

Apartment building owners faced with dwindling returns are selling their properties to developers who want to convert rental units into condominiums.
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• The Interview: A California Native Sold on Lower Manhattan
Anthony Lanier has transformed a group of industrial buildings along a rat-infested alley in Washington into an elegant cluster of small shops.
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A growing list of real estate investment trusts are signing long-term leases with tenants who occupy the entire building and are responsible for its maintenance.
• Community Colleges Help in Downtown Renewals




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